NooTrees Bamboo Toilet Tissue, Tree Free, Biodegradable, Sustainable, Renewable and FSC Certified 3-ply Toilet Paper 300 Sheets, 4 Rolls, 1-Pack

Ok—I cant believe it, but I’m going to wax poetic about toilet paper! I used to really like Charmin Strong because it didn’t tear apart and you could actually use a lot less of it as it was thick ply paper and large rolls. But something must have changed in their production (pre-COVID TP Panic), because the large pack I ordered from Costco in February is awful. It pills when used and sheds fiber dust into the air. Ugh. At any rate, along comes the Great TP Shortage of 2020 and we needed tissue! And because Amazon had zilch Charmin to sell, I ordered this brand of bamboo toilet paper. What a great surprise! It is superb, and reminds me of what Charmin Strong used to be like: thick, no pilling, use less and no fiber shedding. And manufactured by a woman owned company doing their best to help the environment. I am just now using up the last roll of the two packages I ordered in April and figure I use about a roll a week on average. The down sides (not bad, just observation): 1) The rolls are spun around a large slick tube, and towards the last two layers of paper on the roll, causes the last length of paper to slip off the tube. I’m not too worried about that as I tuck the strip into a basket and then replace the roll. 2) This stuff is spendy! I don’t know if it is normally this expensive, or if disruptions in the supply chain caused the company to raise prices. However, since I end up using less because of the quality, it may actually run the same as conventional tissue. 3) This was unavailable on Amazon right after I ordered my first packages. Assuming due to COVID-19 tissue zombies. But it’s back in stock now, and I like it so much I put it on the subscribe and save option. Hopefully I never have to use conventional TP again. I am now a bamboo convert!

I have sensitive skin and regular TP causes me to itch and burn. I was skeptical about using this but am happy with it. I’ve reordered. No itching or burning. The tissue is soft enough and stronger than most brands. I’ve had no problems with it tearing apart while using it.

soft but does not rip. very nice

I liked this product. I thought it was better than other similar products such as cheeky panda. This was a little bit less expensive and better value for the money. I like how it has raised dots to give you the extra clean experience..lol

I was really excited to try this, as I love all things bamboo and also wanted a more eco friendly and sustainable option. Unfortunately I wasn't pleased. It's very thin, therefore affects absorbency and strength, and it also wasn't very soft like bamboo items typically are.

Loved finding a more eco-friendly toilet paper. It does not feel cheap, and is not soft in a way that breaks apart in your hand. A little more expensive but it is great toilet paper reminding me I'm saving trees at the same time. (Bamboo is grass and grows back quickly)

I like the paper very much. No lint, soft and absorbent. I wish it were less expensive. A smaller core and more paper would be great.

First, keep in mind that many of the lower ratings on this are from those used to major-brand TP like Charmin or Scott and who switched over during the pandemic, or from people who object to the plastic wrap and the cardboard tube. That said, I have tried many bamboo TP brands over the years including Caboo, Silk N' Soft, Smitten, Vitacost, Bim Bam Boo, The Cheeky Panda, NatureZ, etc. I do see that a few other brands have popped up recently and I would like to try those too. But so far this one is easily one of the better brands. These rolls were surprisingly big and soft (see pics). Yes, the paper is not as strong fiber-wise as the industrial brands like Northern or Charmin, but if you want to avoid chemicals like BPA from TP made from recycled paper, bamboo is still the way to go. Docked one star because these rolls are expensive - based on my recent order they were $2 per roll. We can do better price-wise, but it will be hard to top these quality-wise. But if these do not fit within your budget, I recommend Caboo which is similar but the rolls are not as big.