Top 10 Best Environmentally Friendly Toilet Papers

Reel’s toilet paper is eco-friendly and 100% bamboo, which is a classic option. Their tree-free toilet paper is available through a subscription-based model, and you can choose how often you want it delivered to your doorstep. This toilet paper is sturdy and thick, ensuring that it won’t break during use. Moreover, this 3-ply toilet paper comes with the best-in-class 300 sheets per roll, which will last longer. You can buy one reel one box at a time if you don’t want to avail yourself of the subscription service.

I like this brand because unlike many other eco friendly toilet papers that are only 1 or 2 ply and break easily, this one is thicker at 3ply which means not only is it safe for the environment butits actually useful and comfortable to use. Plus, you can purchase 48 rolls in one order so you know it’ll last a while.

Although not my favourite brand overall, this is a great option if your readers need to buy from amazon. It’s 3 ply because honestly 2-ply just isn’t as comfortable and although it’s a little more expensive (less rolls overall) than other brands, you’re paying for the softness which I definitely think is worth it. It’s scent & dye free and made from bamboo paper which is also hypoallergenic and therefore better for your skin.

What’s not to love about a funny and environment-friendly gift item? It is made of high-quality naturally-sourced materials, you can use it for many purposes. You can use it for hygienic or even decorative purposes. It comes in four funky patterns so you are sure to have fun with it. Lastly, it comes with a gift-ready package so you won’t have the need to buy wrapping paper for this anymore.

Marcal is a well-known brand of toilet paper. It is made with 100% recycled materials and has a total of 16% post-consumer waste. The best environmentally friendly toilet papers are those that use 100% recycled materials, have minimal packaging waste, and have high quality for the price point. The company also has a recycling program where they partner with local organizations to collect, sort, and recycle their products as well as packaging materials. Marcal’s 100% recycled paper ensures that it is more sustainable than other brands of toilet paper on the market today.

We have been buying Aria Premium toilet paper for a while now and I don’t think that we’ll ever go back to store bought. Not only is it super soft, but it’s also great for the environment as it is biodegradable and septic-safe and the company is dedicated to planting 3 trees for every one tree that they use.

Caboo Bamboo toilet paper is a little less expensive because it is created from sustainably cultivated bamboo and bagasse sugar cane. Bagasse is the fibrous residue left after extracting sugar cane juice to manufacture table sugar. Because it is typically burned or landfilled, this toilet paper saves the byproduct from being discarded. They argue that it is also responsible for the paper’s softness. If you can afford to buy in bulk and shop around, you can find it for approximately half the other bamboo toilet paper price. Caboo is also RV, boat, and septic-safe while remaining secluded.

While there are various unbleached choices, the majority have yet to be FSC-certified. Bim Bam Boo Organic 100 percent Bamboo toilet paper is our favorite because it checks all boxes. It does not include fragrance, colors, chlorine, formaldehyde, BPA, phthalates, or lint. It is also USDA Certified as BioPreferred and uses plastic-free packaging, suitable for septic, RVs, and boats. The rolls are individually wrapped in recyclable and compostable tissue paper and packaged in a recyclable cardboard container. The rolls are slightly smaller than conventional wood pulp toilet paper, but the robust thickness allows you to be useless.

Who knew how much easier it was to go grocery shopping when you don’t have to worry about carrying back a giant pack of toilet paper. My wife went on a green-cleaning of the house a few years ago and managed to find sustainable alternatives for the majority of the things that we use. One of those things was toilet paper and the alternative that we decided on was Reel Premium Bamboo Toilet Paper. The paper is made from 100% Bamboo fibers and there is no plastic used in the packaging either.

When a clumsy guest dropped the roll in a puddle on the counter, it was not ruined. It absorbed the water very instantaneously, causing it to swell on one side of the roll, but I placed it in front of a box fan for about an hour, and the roll was dry and intact, if somewhat deformed. When it was time to do its job, this TP worked as if the water puddle event had never happened. When it comes to water, this would be a great product to use to dry your bits after using a bidet, as the product does not break down when wet. I even put it to the test by putting a little folded wad of material under the tap.