Think Your Toilet Paper Doesn’t Matter? Think Again…
What if the toilet paper you’re using is quietly contributing to deforestation and climate change… one wipe at a time?
Before you dismiss this as eco-drama, let’s take a closer look at something most of us use daily and never think twice about—toilet paper—and why Who Gives A Crap might be the best swap you’ll make all year.
The Dirty Truth About Regular Toilet Paper
Most name-brand toilet paper is made from virgin trees—freshly cut down from forests just to be flushed. That’s right, millions of trees are harvested every year to create soft white rolls for one-time use. Here’s the catch:
Zero recycled content
Contributes to deforestation
Often bleached with harsh chemicals
Plastic-wrapped packaging
And the environmental footprint? Massive. A typical American uses about 141 rolls of toilet paper per year. Multiply that by millions… you get the picture.
So, Who Does Give a Crap?
Who Gives A Crap is a clever, planet-loving brand on a mission to clean up the bathroom aisle—literally. Their 100% Recycled Toilet Paper (24 Rolls, 330 Sheets per roll) is:
✅ Made from recycled books and office paper, not trees
✅ Free of inks, dyes, and scents
✅ Septic-safe & biodegradable
✅ Packaged plastic-free in fun, colorful paper wrappers
✅ Bulk-sized for fewer trips to the store
✅ Strong, soft, and shockingly high quality
Oh—and 50% of their profits go toward building toilets and sanitation systems in underserved communities.
“Is It Scratchy?” — The #1 Myth About Recycled Toilet Paper
Many people assume recycled TP = sandpaper. Not here. Who Gives A Crap has perfected a blend that’s both gentle on your bum and strong enough to do the job.
In fact, thousands of verified customers rave that it’s just as soft as the big brands, if not better.
Why It’s Time to Make the Swap
Let’s be real—if you could:
Stop flushing forests,
Get bulk, plastic-free delivery,
And support global sanitation efforts…
…would you still choose your old roll?
Probably not.
🛒 Ready to Give a Crap?
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