Bamboo Toilet Paper, Septic Safe, Long Lasting, Soft, FSC Certified, Sustainable, Organic, No Harmful Chemicals, 3-Ply, 12 Rolls, 300 Sheets/Roll

This product was wonderfully soft and still sturdy enough to not fall apart when used. I would absolutely purchase this again. I also really appreciated the fact that it is sustainably sourced and hypoallergenic. The additional quality compared to other products that I used in the past is noticeable, and I will gladly continue using these rolls in the future.

For my family size this toilet paper does not really fit our budget. The toilet paper is good does not tear when wiping and it get you clean. Never had any issues with it in our septic tank so far. The cardboard tube that the toilet paper is on is really thick which I actually like but that doesn't really effect the toilet paper when you are using it. Besides our budget my family still like the other brand of toilet paper we normally get but that is just our preference.

This gets four stars for meeting expectations, for me five stars is something that exceeds my expectations, this meets my expectations which is still very good.At the time of order, the price was $26.99 for 12 rolls, this is in the range of bamboo toilet paper which I have seen run from 40 - 90 cents for 100 sheets. If this was closer to 40 cents rather than 75 cents it would be a better deal and a five star item for me.The toilet paper is soft and absorbent - which is most important for TP. Most bamboo TP I've purchased has come individually wrapped in a thin paper, this set comes as one set in a thin plastic, the bag feels some of the more sustainable bags I've felt but I can't be 100%.If you are reading this it is likely because you want a more sustainable TP as it is more expensive than traditional tree pulp TP. It is just as good as some of the brands I have tried already and is at the middle of the pack only based on price.WARM HINT: Watch the cost per 100 sheets and make sure you are comparing the same level layers which range from 1-4, I would never use a 1 or 2, normally see a 3 ply which is this brand. The rolls tend to range from 200-350 sheets per roll, don't bother with anything less than 300 unless you are a small household, you'll be replacing rolls all the time.

Exactly as described.i admit I was pretty skeptical about toilet paper made from bamboo fibers.i expected it to be rough like commicial jumbo rolls you find in store bathrooms.I was wrong.this is Soft,absorbant and comfortable.not itchy,dry feeling or scratchy.and thick for Bamboo fibers!This Bamboo TP does the job and actually feels nice. I'm actually impressed by TOILET PAPER,and sustainable Bamboo TP to boot!

Green Generation is a company I'd love to support more. I like what they stand for and that they produce sustainable products. Another bonus is the fact that the packaging on this toilet paper is compostable! However, the toilet paper itself left much to be desired for me. I like my toilet paper to be soft and this simply was not. Nor was it very strong for being 3-ply? It tore far too easily and my hand went right through it while I was testing it to see how it would hold up. The price is comparable to other bamboo toilet paper, but I've always found those products to be a little high.

I would say that this is the luxury of toilet papers. We are a bidet using household but uses TP for drying and other "businesses". These TPs are of superior quality and the absorbency is superb. I like how it is eco-friendly and bamboo is ever so gentle to the skin.The price point is a bit high, but like anything else of best quality, you will get your money's worth while supporting a sustainable product. I highly recommend this.

Texture is different but works well as toilet paper, it has a peculiar thickness to it.

We are quite picky about TP in this household and have our favorite brand (Cottonelle,) and we've gotten so spoiled by it that nothing else seems to do. We've been using this Green Generation bamboo toilet paper now for a few days and I don't think anyone knows the difference. Certainly there have been no complaints as usually tends to happen. Also a roll seems to last as long as the "mega" rolls I buy.It's thick but doesn't clog (as sometimes happens with Charmin and is why we don't use that.) It's soft but strong doesn't fall apart. And it's absorbent, which we ladies in particular need as much as all the rest.Also I love that it's sustainably made from bamboo. Bamboo is also said to have some anti-bacterial properties in addition to being faster and easier to grow than trees. It's a little pricey for my own budget, but if you can afford it, it's well worth the cost. I would definitely switch if I could.