PlantPaper sells tree-free, toxin-free toilet paper made from organically grown bamboo designed to be strong and soft.

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Big fan so far, helps me feel like I’m doing a little to contribue to being more green!

Soft, strong, does not clog the toilet, recycled. Sounds great but, and this is the crux, something in this stuff is a physical irritant and it cannot be ignored; and it does not get better. The irritation stops immediately with a brand change. Shame. I wasted money on a year’s supply 👎

No fuss, just great chemical-free toilet paper. Very different at first from "normal" TP, but once you get used to it, you can enjoy some beautiful design and a plastic-free option.

I’m not sure if they have any for sale on the east coast yet but I know they’re at Erewhon if you’re ever on the west coast!

I received a couple Plant Paper toilet paper during their opening for Under / Over east featuring artists who made their own rendition of toilet paper holders. My friend Joel Evey participated in the group show with his piece. 

I wish they would start producing disposable or reusable paper towel products! I mostly rely on rags and towels for household cleaning but I do still supplement with paper towels and would buy from PlantPaper if they made some. 

I love this stuff. I came across PlantPaper in the bathroom of my favorite yoga studio, SkyTing, and have been using it for over two years. I’m a big fan of unbleached TP in my bathroom, I think it looks and feels great, but I mainly keep subscribing because the environmental impact of PlantPaper is much less than regular paper. 

A rare issue for most, but both my partner and I work from home and we find ourselves running out about a couple weeks before we're due for another delivery. 

Soft and durable product with a subscription platform that's easy to pause or change. 

I found PlantPaper through thingtesting's TP-off where they compared various eco-friendly TP. I went with Plant Paper because it was the most economical and rolls were not individually packed. Side rant: I don't understand, and I am sure there is good reason for it, but why does TP need to be wrapped individually and then put in plastic boxes? Aren't we killing enough trees as it is? Coming back to the review - the packaging and the rolls themselves are very nondescript but are soft and are easy to use. Their absorbency is slightly less than what a regular 3-ply TP would be. Their shipping is seamless and easy, and the boxes can easily be stacked!

We've been subscribed to PlantPaper for just over a year, and I couldn't imagine having to actively think about and go to the store to pick up toilet paper ever again. The toilet paper itself is a little unusual at first, but I much prefer it to conventional toilet paper now. I also love the branding and packaging.

Great product that just happens to be good for the world. I've been a subscriber for nearly a year and will certainly keep it up. I do feel like the subscription could be a little more intuitive (checking in for when you need more?) but that's the only issue I've had. Only annoying because then I can't use Plant Paper :)

Cute branding, nice containers that I feel are attractive enough to leave out in my bathroom. 

This stuff is great! I never have to think about toilet paper again. Now it arrives monthly in cute little boxes (love that there's no unnecessary plastic wrap involved). When I first heard about it I was expecting bamboo toilet paper to be a little harsh on the butt but its soft (and still strong)! 

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