Who Gives A Crap – Eco Friendly Toilet Roll, Box of 48 Toilet Rolls (3-Ply, 400 Sheets) | Soft, Strong, Sustainable, Biodegradable, Plastic-Free

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Both of Who Gives A Crap’s TPs are 3-ply. Their 100% Recycled TP is equal in price or less expensive than the other 3-ply toilet papers listed, and it’s also less expensive than some of the 2-ply TPs.

Toilet paper was one of the first “zero waste” swaps we made when we started living zero waste. We know that technically, using a non-reusable product like toilet paper isn’t “zero” waste. But living zero waste for us means being more mindful of our choices, so that we can reduce our impact on the environment. They are mainly known for their toilet papers. They sell both 100% recycled toilet paper and 100% bamboo toilet paper. In addition to toilet papers, they also sell forest friendly tissues, forest friendly paper towels, and a reusable paper towel alternative.Plus, there’s so much more to buy from Who Gives A Crap if you love and want to support its mission. Beyond toilet paper, the brand also offers tissues, paper towels and biodegradable cloths (similar to the cult-favorite Swedish dishcloths). First, it’s 3-ply (most are only 2-ply), meaning it’s strong and rip-resistant, or in the company’s words has a low “poke-through-rate”. Nosowitz, Dan (2019-07-17). "What's the deal with all this fancy new toilet paper?". Vox . Retrieved 2022-03-02.

It’s also good to see them clarify that the bamboo they source is also not intensively farmed. Instead they predominantly support family farms, mainly in remote areas of Sichuan Province, who plant bamboo on the outskirts of their farms to supplement their income. “The processing of bamboo is all very localised – each village has their own bamboo co-op and pulp factory. Unlike industrial agriculture, no vast areas of land are cleared.” Like the toilet paper these kitchen paper towels are double length, meaning they are cheaper than they first seem to be. They’re made from a blend of bamboo and sugarcane, this blend makes them stronger and more absorbent, perfect for kitchen spills! Sugarcane and Bamboo Paper Towels Dream Cloths Normally I would now go into detail about using the product I’ve been sent. I would explain how easy it is to use, how nice it feels etc. But I feel weird reviewing toilet paper in this way! Instead I’ll just give you a little bit of information about the products they currently sell. a b c Macdonald, Anthony; Redrup, Yolanda (24 August 2021). "Who Gives A Crap scores first big funding injection". Australian Financial Review . Retrieved 2 March 2022.We’ve used both Who Gives A Crap 100% Recycled Toilet Paper and Premium 100% Bamboo Toilet Paper for years, and we can confidently say it feels extremely similar to the normal toilet paper you’re buying now. The 100% recycled paper may feel a bit scratchier than an ultra-plush option at the store, but it still feels better than thin, single-ply rolls. The bamboo option really does feel like plush toilet paper and, unless you have very high criteria for toilet paper, we doubt you’ll notice a difference. Besides sustainability, Alexander says the other big problem Who Gives A Crap wants to help solve is the fact that billions of people worldwide don’t have access to adequate water and sanitation facilities. “The toilet, the world’s most life-saving invention, is out of reach for billions of people around the world,” says Alexander. “Our big, airy, audacious goal as a business is to ensure that every single human on Earth has access to clean water and a toilet by the year 2050.” Recycled toilet paper is toilet paper made of paper-type content that has been recycled. The recycled content is classified into two categories: post-consumer and pre-consumer.