Boddy, Natasha (29 December 2020). " 'I never meant to be a toilet paper mogul' Simon Griffiths". The Australian Financial Review. ProQuest 2472986994 . Retrieved 2 March 2022. Who Gives A Crap’s toilet papers blow any public washroom toilet paper we’ve used out of the water with their quality. They are both much stronger and softer than any public washroom toilet paper we’ve ever tried (and we’ve tried a lot). Neither are scratchy and both are strong (with the bamboo being stronger), they’re just not “fuzzy” soft, but they’re perfect for wiping your “down under.” 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. Their 100% Recycled TP was graded an A+ (595/600) and their Premium 100% Bamboo TP was graded a D (200/600). Actually, of all the toilet papers graded by the NRDC in 2021, Who Gives A Crap 100% Recycled TP had the highest grading.

While their 100% Bamboo TP is designed to be premium toilet paper, meaning it’s likely to have the price tag to match, it’s also not the most expensive.it works great! It’s strong enough for the job. We’ve had barely any issues with “bits on the bum”, “poking” through or leaking through.

But just for simplicity’s sake, recycled toilet paperis currently best for the environment overall as it repurposeswaste rather than making a whole brand-new product. Remember the R’s of sustainability! 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. The tissues are lovely and soft – perfect for sensitive noses. You can feel that they’re strong when you pull them out of the box. There are 65 tissues in each box. Forest friendly because trees don’t need to be cut down (bamboo is actually a grass). Bamboo Tissues Forest Friendly Paper TowelsNosowitz, Dan (2019-07-17). "What's the deal with all this fancy new toilet paper?". Vox . Retrieved 2022-03-02. They promise that their toilet papers are “good for the world”, “good for people”, and “good for your bum”, and they definitely deliver on this promise. This toilet paper is biodegradable so whether it goes down the loo, a septic tank or buried in the ground it will naturally biodegrade releasing no harmful chemicals into the environment.