Amazon Aware100% Bamboo 3-Ply Toilet Paper, Unscented, 24 Rolls, FSC Certified, 350 Sheets, 8400 Count, Pack of 24, Plastic-FreeThe Forest Stewardship Council

Funny many don't use this is because it's not soft ... Really???I'm an old veteran and 42+ yrs in healthcare ... Who understands roughing it and soft when not roughing it.It's weird most don't understand your butt can't tell if TP is soft? Unless you put lots of lotion there. Your face and fingers can differentiate; so your brain thinks the butt can tell also. Soft TP is perfect nose and eyes use.Soft TP tears with moisture quickly while tuff TP like Bamboo doesn't. When i was on active duty out in the field our MRE's (meals refused by Ethiopia) had a small waterproof pkt of 2-4 TP squares. We kept that for tissues ... We used large leaves etc ... some carried own roll of TP ... but soon learned going across a water (river etc) area, or heavy rain that roll was useless.Depending on one's diet will depend how one's stools will need how many TP squares? And if u use also wet wipes remember even if they say flushable don't flush (ask a plumber ... They will say no unless you like plumber visits)? So, use stronger Bamboo TP. worth the money to keep fingernails clean and possibly less plumbing problems?Since learning of Bamboo TP made regular soft TP for tissues, not bathroom use.

I’ve purchased this Amazon Aware 100% bamboo toilet paper over a dozen times, and I’ll probably keep coming back to it. It’s strong and soft enough to be comfortable without causing irritation—though it’s not as plush as some other premium brands.One big plus is that it doesn’t leave behind a lot of lint or residue, which makes it great for both front and back use. It’s also chemical-free, which gives me more peace of mind compared to some traditional options.The rolls are individually wrapped, making them easy to store and more hygienic. On top of that, it’s eco-friendly, which is a big bonus for anyone trying to reduce their environmental impact.Overall, it’s a solid, reliable option that balances sustainability with performance.

I’m a fan and agree with the others who say that it’s soft, strong enough to get the job done and one roll lasts longer than generic Kirkland. I also love that it doesn’t generate a ton of fuzz to have to clean up and that it comes from a sustainable resource. Does anyone beside me wonder where the bamboo comes from? Do we grow it here in the US?

This seems very institutional grade toilet paper. Not as comfortable as some other ones that I have tried in this category. See my other reviews

If you'd prefer "virtually no lint" to "angels floating on clouds of softness" then this is for you! Incidentally, this product is fine for homes with septic tanks. As such, I gave my daughter a few rolls to "sample." Meanwhile, I'm sold - have reordered several times.

This toilet paper is dust free, huge plus for me while cleaning the bathroom. The softness is similar to angel soft. One roll lasts just as long as any other roll, I think it might actually last a little longer. I definitely recommend this if you want less dust in the bathroom!!

GOOD! If you want to get away from chemically treate TP, then you can order this- takes a bit of getting used to, if you used Charmin like I did, but eventually you wont notice the difference- and know you are no longer putting and or wiping yourself with chemicals This is a "BUY"

Each bamboo white toilet paper of 12 rolls is nicely wrapped individually in colorful paper. However I observed that it feels and looks like regular white toilet paper. And it is 3-ply but very thin. I used it and observed that it is quickly absorbent so I need to fold it in 3 for normal comfort. .I thought that the real, natural bamboo paper should be thicker, stronger, and like a light beige-tan color, than regular white toilet paper. I would not buy it again. See photo attached to my review. I tried it out for my honest perceptive assessment and was surprised that it does not appear to be bamboo toilet paper although that is what the manufacturer; and seller calls this item. What you see is what you actually get for your money.