"Silk'n Soft" Bamboo Toilet Paper - Tree-Free Environment Safe Biodegradable Septic-Safe Fragrance Free Strong Dependable Panda Friendly Absorbent Bathroom Tissue 3-Ply (8 Pack of 12 Rolls)…

Update: our old toilet seems to have a tough time with this TP after all. As much as I love it, I’m skeptical it breaks down very well. I did a test with a cup of water and the TP didn’t break down within 24 hours. We experience a lot more toilet clogs. Ugh I wanted so much to think this was perfect. Now I’m still on the hunt. I hope this product will improve its ability to break down.Love love love. Compared to any other eco-friendly brand I've tried. Many "eco-friendly" brands aren't even truly environmentally friendly so it's good to do your research. Often eco brands sell far less paper wrapped around the rolls. This brand really holds up. We've ordered several times and now use the unbleached (comes in box) to be even more green/natural. *********The only thing the brand could improve upon is with the roll's adhesive. It's always hard to start a new roll because the seal is so strong. *********

I really love this toilet paper - although it's really not too soft or silky, it is extremely strong and doesn't fall apart or shred. Plus it is presumably made from panda-free bamboo. However, as the only quantity sold by Amazon is in boxes of 96 rolls, I have enough to last me for almost two years!

I’ve been trying to decrease my footprint and I’ve tied a bunch of different brands, this is the first bamboo paper that feels like standard TP

The perforations are not very good or completely missing sometimes so it’s hard to rip and sometimes rips vertically and makes a mess. It’s very soft though, and not a lot of lint or dust.

Best eco-friendly TP found, so far! Soooo much better than recycled TP.

Strong, absorbent, and soft.Good value for the money.

I bought this on WOOT and the price was good. I like this paper. It is soft and absorbent and I really like the ECO side of it so we stop cutting down trees that take so long to replace. But when I got to the end of the first roll I was quite surprised to find a roll that was so rigid I can't even crush it up so it uses less space. I guess it's great if you want toilet tissue rolls for craft projects. I'm sure they would withstand anything you could do to them. But, it seems counterproductive to use bamboo and then have an inner roll that is just about indestructible.

First bamboo paper we've tried. Like people have said, it's not Charmin but it's really not bad. I could switch to this and be fine. People have said it shreds into ribbons when you tear it- we've found that can definitely happen if you're holding it in your hand, or pulling at a weird angle. If it's on a roll and you pull firmly, it seems to tear just fine at the right places. All in all, pretty impressed, just wish it could be cheaper.