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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It wasn’t until after we bought our first plastic-free toilet paper (Sustainable Earth by Staples) that we found out that traditional toilet paper is actually really bad for the environment.

Now you might be wondering if this Who Gives a Crap review thinks the brand is worth the buy. The short answer is “yes” but keep reading to find out why.

Are Who Gives a Crap eco-friendly?

If going totally zero-waste is a little too much for your toosh, then switching to Who Gives a Craprecycled toilet paper is the next best thing. Which is to say the Who Gives a Crap Review went pretty swell. Price comparison of Who Gives A Crap vs popular toilet paper brands. Values from YourBestDigs.com and us.WhoGivesACrap.org; price in USD. This table was last updated in March 2022. Cost summary of Who Gives A Crap toilet paper gift wrap (our Christmas presents will look epic this year and Grandma will be wondering why there are sayings like “please do more ones and twos” and “give yourself a pat on the bum” on her gifts)

At first the prices seem expensive but these are ‘double rolls’ meaning you actually get more sheets per roll than you normally would in a supermarket. These toilet rolls have 370 sheets making them around the same price as most supermarket toilet papers. WGAC toilet paper is created from recycled paper, and each roll is also individually wrapped in recycled paper. Since 2016, WGAC also sell toilet paper created from bamboo. [10] [11] Its toilet paper products are manufactured in China. [12] Charitable donations [ edit ] We’re currently living in a house with 3.5 adults (one’s away at school for 2/3 of the year). Everyone has their own opinion and not everyone is as proactive as everyone else in the house when it comes to living zero waste. I’m sure many people can relate. cost when compared to cheap traditional brands, especially if you’re buying from Canada; though it’s on par with popular/premium traditional brands They’re also a B Corp certified company (see their B Impact score here). The toilet paper options: recycled and bambooBut 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! Alexander highlights a few of Who Gives A Crap’s most exciting partnerships, including Wateraid, a large, global NGO that works across Asia, Africa and South America; Shofco, which installs aerial water pipes in the inner cities of Kenya; and Sanergy, which builds and sells toilets, removes waste for customers and turns it into fertilizer that it sells to offset the cost of building toilets.