Toilet paper with a bigger story

Toilet paper, an everyday household item that rarely gets any attention until it’s needed. But did you know that your choice of toilet paper can make a difference, not only for your comfort, but also for the environment? In this blog, we delve into the world of toilet paper and look at different aspects, from the sustainability of 100% recycled and 100% bamboo toilet paper to the choice between 2-ply and 3-ply options.

A notable player in the sustainable toilet paper market is "The Good Roll". The Good Roll distinguishes itself not only by the quality of their products, but also by their commitment to a better world. They offer two bamboo variants: The Panda Edition Bamboo Paper Naked and The Panda Edition Bamboo Paper , both with 24 rolls 2-ply. And two recycled paper variants: The Cheerful choice and The Wrapless Choice. The special thing is that part of the proceeds is used to build toilets in areas where they are badly needed.

Choosing between 2-ply and 3-ply recycled toilet paper comes down to personal preference and comfort. 2-ply toilet paper is typically thinner and can meet most daily needs. On the other hand, 3-ply toilet paper offers extra softness and comfort, making it suitable for those who value luxury during their toilet visits.

The price and quality of toilet paper can vary per brand. At The Good Roll we choose to use maxi rolls of 100% recycled toilet paper and 100% bamboo paper. The recycled rolls contain 400 sheets and the bamboo rolls contain 300 sheets.

In addition to making conscious choices regarding sustainability and quality, it is also worth considering how you manage your toilet paper supply. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, the convenience of a toilet paper subscription can be a welcome solution.

A toilet paper subscription at The Good Roll is essentially a service that ensures that you receive a new supply of toilet paper on a regular basis without having to remember to refill it every time. You can set the frequency of deliveries yourself based on your needs. This eliminates the risk of running out of toilet paper when you need it most.