Betterway Bamboo Toilet Paper 3 Ply - Sustainable Toilet Tissue - 12 Double Rolls & 360 Sheets Per Roll - Septic Safe - Organic, Plastic & PFAS Free - FSC Certified

Love this stuff. Excellent alternative to forest-destroying toilet paper. It's strong, smooth, and non-linty - gets the job done. I wish the price point were more comparable to the regular stuff, but I'm willing to pay for this because I'm trying to limit exposure to harmful contaminants in regular paper. Also the roll wrappers are so cute!

I switched to Betterway’s bleach-free toilet paper a few weeks ago, and I’m really happy with it. It’s soft enough for daily use, doesn’t irritate sensitive skin, and the fact that it’s made without chlorine bleach gives me peace of mind. You can tell it’s made with care — no strong chemical smell, and the rolls last a decent amount of time.I also appreciate the sustainable packaging and how the company focuses on being environmentally responsible. It's great knowing I’m using something that’s better for my body and the planet. Definitely sticking with this brand.

Great toilet paper! I don’t know why I didn’t switch sooner. Love the facts of it being organic and unbleached. It’s not plush like a “normal” tp is but it certainly isn’t rough either. Gets the job done.

I love it! It’s soft, always rips down the perforated line, it’s not thin either! I tested it in my sink if it would fall apart fast like regular toilet paper and it does! Perfect for the septic! I had no trouble with the shipping, and packaging is wonderful! It looks like a regular size roll of toilet paper but it is rolled tight which is great! I just wish it wasn’t so expensive, but I do not run out of toilet paper that fast so it is worth every penny to me. Because of the price I have to knock a star.

I really love that I switched to bamboo toilet paper. This brand holds up better than regular, bleached, and full of chemicals toilet paper. Which means less needed each time, making it last much longer. It's both soft and durable. Soft enough for blowing noses. I purchase a box each month for a house of 4. (two women and two men) I never run out, so it would actually last longer than a month, but it's just on my monthly purchase list.I also love the way its wrapped. No plastic at all. Pretty enough to be on display and from the packaging to the end of tgecrollnits 100% recyclable. I'm never going back to the other stuff.

I have gotten this toilet paper for at least a year now. It's very good, tho not as soft as other non-bamboo brand, but I like it and that it's a good renewable resource

I’ve ordered this probably 25 times or more. It’s the only toilet paper I buy now. It’s soft (but not flimsy), and one of the best parts is that it doesn’t leave that weird paper dust or pulp all over the holder when you spin the roll. If you know, you know. I also love that it’s made from bamboo, so I feel better about using something that’s sustainable and not made from trees. Just a great product all around.

Pricey for mediocre quality. I can't verify how "green" this TP is, but that's true of anything I buy that claims to be "green". What I especially dislike is that it's one of those narrow TPs that about 1/2 to 3/4 inch narrower than what I like for my "big" behind. The "quilting" is on the inside and not the outside -- a negative to me. It "breaks through" when wiping too often, making an angry mess. It'touts: "Find the side that's perfect for you!" in regard to the "quilting". It's remarkably "white" but it doesn't claim it's not bleached. There are alternate ways to "bleach" that don't require chlorine, which is considered polluting, like ozone, but this makes no claim about bleaching at all. Using bamboo as the base material is good, as it the "lack" of plastic (binders) used for strength for other brands. The 3-ply claim is probably real, but to me, the sheets are thinner than most conventional 2-plys, so that's how they can claim to pack 360 sheets per roll (which I also did not verify).