Who Gives A Crap – Premium Bamboo Toilet Roll | Box of 48 Toilet Rolls (3-Ply, 370 Sheets) | Soft, Strong, Sustainable, Biodegradable, Plastic-Free

Strong, soft enough, individual packaging, big rolls

These toilet rolls may, at first, seemed expensive but they last very much longer than any other toilet rolls I have bought. Therefore, they actually end up being cheaper. They feel like good quality to use and I have not had a blocked toilet since I started using them. I have bought them many time and would not go back to ordinary loo roll. Highly recommend. Oh, by the way they are helping to save the planet - what more could you want.

This toilet paper lasted about 4 months

So I bought a 12 pack of this to try back on May 8th. I gave one roll to a friend to try. I just opened the 11th and last roll. Now mind you, I live alone and use a bidet. So I go through TP pretty slow since it's more about drying up after using the bidet (I got a fancy one once. It suuuuucked. I use a basic Tushy, so it's like getting sprayed with a hose. You need to towel off when you're done.) But still. The first roll lasted me 2 weeks. If I got 2 weeks exclusively I'd be finishing a 12th roll this Thursday. Sure I've been out sometimes. And a few times someone else has used my bathroom and not used the bidet. But a roll of Charmin would last me approximately a week. I had matched it up and found the 12 pack to be somewhat similarly priced. Larger packs are a better deal of course. Charmin also leave tons of lint. And is horrific for the environment. I am poor. I manage, but barely. So I can't afford to be very eco friendly, much as I would like to. This is one way I can be eco friendly, and know that the company isn't just helping a little, but a LOT. I feel bad having gone through Amazon and not them directly, but I'll try to pretend that the fact a few other things got delivered at the same time made it worth it. Point is, if you haven't, go to their site, read about all the amazingly good things this company does with your purchase. They're good eggs. If you haven't tried bamboo TP before (or their other option being recycled paper TP) there's multiple reviews on the web talking about it. I do wish they sold single rolls so you could give it a whirl before buying a minimum of 12 rolls. But it comes back to their climate pledge stopping them. Because I'll admit, if you're used to Charmin or some other super soft TP, you won't find that here. This is more Scott, though before they made the paper so thin that you know it's septic safe because it starts falling apart the moment you open the package. It is thick enough it's not gonna fall apart mid use. Because of the bidet, I use 4 squares once, then sometimes 3 more, both times folded so that I'm using a single square with however many sheets combined. And it works great. But I'm just wiping up the puddle my bidet left behind, so your mileage may vary. I do feel it was getting just as wet/doing the same job the Charmin did though. Maybe I'm remembering wrong though who can say? My memory is awful, haha. I bought a 48 pack this time. I estimate this is gonna last me well over a year. So I don't have to buy TP for quite a while, and that means less deliveries of more TP. Teeny difference. Y-yay. But it's what little I can contribute. So if you don't feel like you can only have the softest paper for your tush (and I do NOT hold that against you. I paid the extra for name brand Charmin before I switched because sometimes, something is just worth it.) and want to contribute something really good with your purchase that is way better for the environment, I'd definitely recommend this TP.

Great value! I actually love that all the rolls are individually wrapped. Definitely will buy again!