Eco boom Viscose from Bamboo Toilet Paper, Unscented, 24 Rolls, FSC Certified, 360 Sheets, Pack of 24

Great Ecco friendly product, softer than most other bamboo toilet tissue we have tried, unlike the natural color of this product as well

This toilet paper will be pretty different from what you're used to especially if you are used to just regular toilet paper and made of paper. This comes in a big box of individually wrapped toilet paper rolls. One thing that might throw you off to is the color of the toilet paper. It's kind of like a tan color which is very different from your typical white color. The sheets are separated by perforation just like regular toilet paper. Softness is decent. It's not the most soft that I've experienced but it's also not like a cheap sandpaper kind. Durability is pretty decent as well. It's not as durable as the expensive strong kind but also doesn't fall apart in your hands like the cheap stuff. If this toilet paper is really made of bamboo I think it will help the environment but only if more and more people start using it. I think it's not as great as what you might be used to today but it's not that bad either and it helps the environment. It might be worth a try if you're curious or if you're interested in trying out more eco-friendly options.

These are in no comparison to the organic toilet paper we usually buy. Not sure where the three ply is, but we don’t see it! Much smaller rolls and rough when wiping. They do clog up the toilet a lot!

i ordered the 'ECO BOOM 100% bamboo toilet paper' and while i was excited to try it, i think i'll stick to my usual toilet paper.toilet paper: i received 24 rolls, all individually wrapped, of unscented bamboo toilet paper.PROS:- the bamboo toilet paper was A LOT softer than i expected, which was a nice surprise!- each roll was individually wrapped- the rolls are actually decently sized- unscented and did not cause any irritation while using- organic and plastic freeCONS:- so this is a big one for me. being a female, upon using the toilet paper, it..stuck to me. as soon as this toilet paper got wet, it broke/ripped and stuck to whatever it was touching. and that's definitely NOT something you want when using toilet paper.- color. just my opinion, i didn't care for the brown color of this bamboo toilet paper. i'm sure the color means it wasn't bleached or anything, which is all good, but the color of this reminded me of those rough brown paper towels some places have to dry your hands. it acted in sort of the same way, too.OVERALL IMPRESSION: while i'm all for things to help the environment, i was not impressed with this bamboo toilet paper. although the softness was surprising and welcoming, the fact that when using the toilet paper, it would rip and get stuck to whatever it was touching, was very disappointing.RECOMMEND?: no. i cannot say that i would recommend this. you may have better luck with it, but i would not order this again.

I wasn't expecting to like this toilet paper as much as my regular brand, but I do. It's not quite as soft, but it doesn't bother me at all. It's still perfectly comfortable to use. It's got a good thickness and is sturdy. It holds up well and doesn't leave anything behind. I'm not crazy about the color, but it's not a big deal. I would get this again.

I recently switched to the 24-pack of unscented bamboo toilet paper, and I must say, it's been an excellent decision. This eco-friendly option is not only kind to the environment but also gentle on the skin. The unbleached bamboo fibers offer a soft, yet strong quality that you don't always find in sustainable products. Each roll is luxuriously thick and durable, meaning you use less per visit, which is both economical and eco-conscious. The unscented nature is perfect for those of us with sensitive skin or allergies, providing comfort without compromise. I appreciate the brand's commitment to sustainability, and the quality of this toilet paper surpasses conventional options. Making the switch has been a seamless transition, and I feel good about reducing my environmental footprint without sacrificing comfort or quality.

I've been a loyal Charmin consumer for years. The softness and durability are exactly what I want from toilet paper. But when I was offered the chance to try this bamboo toilet paper for free, I couldn't say no. I have my favorite brand, but I'm not a TP snob!This toilet paper comes packaged in a cardboard box with each roll individually wrapped in coated paper. When I opened the first roll, I was not initially impressed. The paper feels a bit thin (again, note than I'm a Charmin user) and I found the natural brown color to be a bit odd. I've never used any color other than white. But, when I finally tested it, I was pleasantly surprised. The paper is a lot tougher than I'd expected and thanks to it's slightly quilted texture, it's reasonably comfortable to use. It's not exactly Charmin, but I'm happy with it.I really like the idea of using bamboo for something as disposable as toilet paper. Bamboo grows super fast and is a lot more environmentally friendly than using trees.One thing I'll note that was a miss by this company: bamboo was clearly chosen to be environmentally friendly, but the tubes inside the rolls are ridiculously strong. They should use only half the material they are currently using. Such heavy tubes negate some of the benefit of using bamboo in the first place.All that said, if you're looking for environmentally friendly toilet paper (and don't mind paying a little extra for it), this is a good choice!