Amazon Aware 100% Bamboo 3-Ply Toilet Paper, Unscented, 24 Rolls, FSC Certified, 350 Sheets, 8400 Count, Pack of 24, Plastic-Free

The Amazon Aware 100% Bamboo 3-Ply Toilet Paper is a great balance of comfort and sustainability. It’s impressively soft for bamboo tissue, yet still strong and durable—no tearing or falling apart. The 3-ply thickness feels luxurious without being wasteful, and it holds up really well compared to regular name-brand toilet paper.I love that it’s made from 100% bamboo, which makes it a more eco-friendly option than traditional paper products. The rolls are packaged simply and responsibly, which fits the sustainable focus.What stands out most is that you don’t feel like you’re sacrificing comfort for the sake of going green—this toilet paper truly delivers on both. It’s gentle on skin, lasts a long time, and gives peace of mind knowing it’s better for the planet.Overall, I’d highly recommend it to anyone wanting a high-quality, eco-conscious switch without compromising performance.

This tissue is the best! It's thick, sturdy, yet the tissue is soft! It's a little pricier, but worth the money spent! The rolls are standard size, but the quality allows you to need less. The rolls come individually wrapped in the colors you see in the picture. Environmentally friendly also! You will love it, can't praise it enough! Try it, you won't want to use any other tissue!

I don't love this tissue paper, but I do love the fact that it's made from bamboo, which is more sustainable and environmentally friendly, in addition to being free of chlorine bleach and plastics. I find it a little rough and not as absorbable as my usual; however, it's good enough. It's definitely a smaller roll and so thin that I felt compelled to test the 3-ply claim in the product description, and it is indeed 3 of the thinnest possibly plies. One roll lasted about 5 days for two people, pretty much on par with other brands. I think the price is fair, maybe more than fair all things considered. The delivery box arrived a bit roughed up, but none of the rolls were damaged. I've attached photos, comparing the size of these to a triple roll of traditional wood pulp tp. I'm willing to exchange a fluffier bleached tissue for this more sustainable, cleaner (I hope!) option, so I will reorder and do recommend.

This is a very sturdy, quality paper. It is soft and doesn't roll and break off during use, like some papers do (I hate that!). I like that the bamboo breaks down completely in my septic tank, and that I can recycle the spools and wrappers. My one issue is that the rolls get used up very quickly. There doesn't seem to be as much paper per roll as some of the grocery store brands.

Not fluffy! I like the sustainability of the bamboo tissue, which is firm but not scratchy and seems to last longer per roll. It’s 3 ply, so it holds up well without leaving little pieces of itself. So, if you like the super soft, fluffy paper, you probably won’t be happy with this bath tissue but otherwise I feel it’s a good value, sustainable product

I’ve really come to love this toilet paper.The quality is just so much better than what you usually find. It’s thin but strong, doesn’t crumble or leave any dust. And the best part — it feels much gentler and safer than most mass-market brands. It just does its job really well. I don’t buy anything else anymore.

Very good for the price! Strong, soft and non-toxic. Roll size is good, and toilet paper texture and absorbency are adequate. This tp doesn't crumble apart like some others. This is the exact same roll as the Save Trees brand, but the cost is substantially less!

I’ve been buying Reel toilet paper and paper towels for several years, since using bamboo products is better for the environment (vs. cutting down trees). Very happy with both of the Reel products…although they are a little pricey. The Amazon brand bamboo TP was on sale for Prime Day, and an ever better price per roll if you subscribed. So I did. It’s not terrible, but I won’t be switching from Reel. This is thinner and it rips, where Reel doesn’t. Was hopeful it was comparable to Reel, since it’s a better price, but it’s not. Back to the more expensive stuff…