A large box of Who Gives A Crap 100% Bamboo Toilet Paper with black and white wrappers - eco-friendly, biodegradable and sustainable toilet paper

Several rolls of wrapped and unwrapped Premium Toilet Paper sits on the bathroom floor next to a toilet.

Super soft 3-ply bamboo toilet paper being held

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Man unboxes a box of 48 Premium toilet paper rolls.

Two rolls of wrapped Premium toilet paper and one unwrapped roll of Premium toilet paper sit stacked atop a toilet tank lid.

Premium 100% Bamboo Toilet Paper - Double Length Rolls

A medium box of Who Gives A Crap 100% Bamboo Toilet Paper with black and white wrappers - eco-friendly, biodegradable and sustainable toilet paper

100% Bamboo Toilet Paper

Our fanciest rolls, luxuriously soft and ultra-strong.

Size:

12 rolls

Which box size is right for me?

24 rolls is great for

1-2 bums in your household
Limited storage space
People who struggle with commitment

48 rolls is great for

More than 2 bums in your household
Getting the best price per roll
Reducing carbon emissions by ordering less often
Splitting with neighbours or friends

$25.00

About the product

Details

Double length rolls; 370 sheets (12-packs have 360 sheets per 3 ply roll)
Extra cushy 3 ply
3.94″x 3.94″ sized sheets
100% renewable and sustainable bamboo
Biodegradable and plays well with most septic tanks

Why bamboo?

Every day, over 1 million trees are cut down to make traditional toilet paper. We’re not so keen on killing trees just to make TP, which is why these rolls are made with 100% bamboo fibers.”

A lot of people don’t realize that bamboo is a grass, not a tree. It grows incredibly quickly, making it a sustainable source for loo rolls. You can wipe easy knowing that you’re helping to reduce deforestation one flush at a time.

How does it feel?

Our toilet paper might feel a bit different since, well, it is a bit different. Unlike most blanket-like mainstream TP, these rolls aren’t made with trees. They’re soft and strong like supermarket brands, but feel much better on your conscience.

B Corp™ Certified for Environmental Impact

50% of profits donated

Carbon neutral shipping

50% of profits donated

We donate 50% of profits to clean water and sanitation non-profits around the globe. So every time you use our products, you're helping the billions of people in need gain access to these life-saving services.

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Young child opening door to bathroom cubicle.

Photo by Water For People

Eco that really works

100% Bamboo

Helps reduce deforestation

Plastic-free rolls

Super long rolls

Frequently Asked Questions

How are these different from the 100% recycled rolls?

Our bamboo toilet paper is the strongest TP we make. The rolls are most similar to supermarket TP, just made with bamboo. While all our products help reduce deforestation, our 100% recycled toilet paper is our eco-friendliest. If you’re not so sure about switching, remember we offer a 100% money back guarantee!

Where do we source the bamboo?

We source from farmers who plant bamboo on the borders of their small family farms. It helps supplement their income and unlike industrial agriculture, it also means no vast areas of land are cleared.

Why wrap rolls individually?

Long story short, we have to wrap our rolls in something to keep them moisture-free and hygienic. We could wrap 6 rolls together (that’s the limit), but we’d need to use a much thicker paper. The net paper used (by weight) to wrap a 6 pack in heavy duty paper vs. six individual rolls in the thin tissue paper we use is effectively the same. It’s either this or plastic — and we hate plastic.

Is this TP expensive?

When it comes to price, we think our rolls are a pretty sweet deal. Most TP brands measure by cost per roll (not per sheet), so they can make single-length rolls with fewer sheets. But because we make double-length rolls (at least 370 sheets), our toilet paper may seem a bit more expensive. In reality, we’re about on par (if not more affordable) than TP you’d find at a supermarket.