Mega rolls

Woman holds handful of colourful Who Gives a Crap recycled toilet paper rolls. Copy over the image reads ‘Over 28,000 5 star reviews’.

Soft and scrunchable toilet paper roll held with hands

Walking woman carries containers of water on head and hip and smiles. Image by WaterAid (Abhijit). Who Gives A Crap donates 50% of profits to clean water & sanitation non-profits.

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100% Recycled Toilet Paper

Our best value rolls – soft, scrunchable and mega length.

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$68.00

$0.37 / 100 sheets

How we stack up on price

	Material	Cost per 100 sheets
Who Gives A Crap	Recycled Paper	$0.37
Quilted Northern	Made from Trees	$0.44
Cottonelle	Made from Trees	$0.48
Save Trees	Bamboo	$0.52
Reel Paper	Bamboo	$0.58
Charmin	Made from Trees	$0.72
PlantPaper	Bamboo	$0.86

*Based on a box of 48 rolls. Prices as of July 2024.

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$68.00

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$0.29 / 100 sheets

How we stack up on price

	Material	Cost per 100 sheets
Who Gives A Crap	Recycled Paper	$0.37
Quilted Northern	Made from Trees	$0.44
Cottonelle	Made from Trees	$0.48
Save Trees	Bamboo	$0.52
Reel Paper	Bamboo	$0.58
Charmin	Made from Trees	$0.72
PlantPaper	Bamboo	$0.86

*Based on a box of 48 rolls. Prices as of July 2024.

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100% Recycled Toilet Paper

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Overview

Mega length

100% recycled paper

Comfy 3-ply

Plastic free

Made with 100% recycled paper, these mega length rolls are soft on your bum and good for the planet.

Details

Mega length rolls, 385 sheets
3.97″x 3.97″ sized sheets
Made with 100% recycled paper
Plays well with most septic tanks

Should I choose bamboo or recycled paper products?

Ah, one of life’s biggest questions. The answer? It depends. Both eco-friendly toilet paper options look great in your bathroom – but there are some differences to keep in mind:

Our recycled toilet paper is our eco-friendliest choice, while still being super comfy and scrunchable. It’s also a little cheaper and a lot more colorful.
Our bamboo toilet paper wins for strength and softness, making it perfect for picky bums. Plus, its fancy black and white wrappers are a fancy addition to your bathroom. Ooh là là.

We’re 99.9% you’ll love whichever roll you choose. And if you don't? Well, we'll give you your money back!

Sustainability

Traditional toilet paper is made by chopping down trees, which we think is a big no-no. Using paper that’s already in circulation? That’s a yes-yes!

And before you ask — no, we aren't recycling used toilet paper. We make our TP using post-consumer paper that’s cleaned, treated and heated to zap bacteria, leaving you with sparkly clean rolls.

Who knew making toilet rolls from things like old math homework could help reduce deforestation? Oh wait, we did.

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B-corp Certified. This company meets high standards of social and environmental impact

50% of profits donated

We donate 50% of our profits to sanitation organizations. So by choosing our products, you're helping people gain access to life-changing services like clean water and toilets. Yay you!

Our impact

This video was produced for Who Gives A Crap by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions. Learn how your purchase supports communities like Antonate's.

Frequently asked questions about our 100% Recycled Toilet Paper

How do you whiten the paper?

Toilet paper is often whitened using a harsh chemical called chlorine (aka bleach). But because we care about your cheeks, we whiten our recycled rolls with gentler products, namely Hydrogen Peroxide and Oxygen.

Rumor has it, people get uncomfy when their TP isn’t sparkly white. So by making sure our rolls look the part, we can appeal to more bums and maximize our donations.

Why wrap the rolls individually?

Long story short, our rolls are individually wrapped so that they stay 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 packaging — and we hate plastic.

Does recycled toilet paper work with septic tanks and composting toilets?

Yep, our recycled toilet paper has been tested for disintegration and “flushability” and breaks down in under 10 seconds. (For the record, that’s only 0.42 seconds slower than it takes Usain Bolt to run 100 meters, so we’d say that’s pretty speedy.) If your septic system is particularly sensitive, we’d suggest chatting to your manufacturer about any possible restrictions.