Seventh Generation Bathroom Tissue, 2-Ply Sheets, 500-Sheet Rolls (Pack of 48)
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Customer Reviews of Seventh Generation Bathroom Tissue, 2-Ply Sheets, 500-Sheet Rolls (Pack of 48)
Customer Review: It all comes out in the end
Summary: 5 Stars
Toilet paper is toilet paper. Yes, I know all about those commercials about soft and squishy baby bottom lovers. However, I assure you that the only thing you should be worrying about is if the finger brakes through.
Let us look at the bigger picture. How could you pass your trees knowing that you needlessly killed one of their kind? Moreover, for what, a moment of not worrying about where the tissue comes from?
This, 2-Ply Bathroom Tissue is just one of the many great products from Seventh Generation. In addition, it is actually economic besides eco-friendly.
Steven king tried using something else when he was playing cowboy as a kid. It turned out to be poison ivy. You do not want to make the same mistake.
On Writing by Stephen King
Customer Review: mountains and mountains of paper!
Summary: 5 Stars
I was a little apprehensive about buying this in such a large quantity only because I have "tissue issues" when a toilet paper falls apart when you use it. You ladies, know what I mean. There is nothing worse than toilet paper lint. You won't get that with this product! Also, my 7 year old was having urinary tract infection symptoms for months and since we switched to this brand she hasn't complained ONE TIME about itching or burning. I attribute that to the way they whiten their paper and it being hypoallergenic! I also figured out that our family of 5 (2 of us being females) goes through one roll every 2 1/2 days so this case of toilet paper will last us about 4 MONTHS! Can everyone rejoice with me at only having to buy TP 3 times a year? Look, the bottom line *smile* is that it's better for your body AND better for the environment so feel good about buying this product!Customer Review: The Paper Could Be Softer and Thicker
Summary: 2 Stars
I've enjoyed toilet paper made by Seventh Generation that I bought in smaller packs at the grocery store, so decided to get a case online for work. While it is good to have a roll with 500 sheets, somewhere along the way they lost the softness. The rolls that are individually wrapped and sold by the case do not feel as soft and are thinner than the store bought ones. I would have to use an extra square to make sure, so to speak, which used up more paper.
The people who work here noticed the difference, as well, and so I won't be buying cases of this again. I ended up finding a similar product (a case of 500-sheet rolls) by a different company that was much softer and had the same Post Consumer Recycled Paper content as Seventh Gen., so I have switched. Too bad it is not sold on Amazon :( (hint, hint... find other enviro toilet paper products to sell, guys!)
Customer Review: Need to refinish your floors? This might be too rough even for that job!
Summary: 2 Stars
I really like the idea of this toilet paper... less environmental waste, though I agree with other reviewers that using a bidet is preferable from an environmental perspective. I used Scott 1000 sheet single ply in college and this stuff makes that feel like Charmin. Literally, every guest in our home who has used this has teased us about this incredibly rough toilet paper. Another reviewer branded it "interstate rest area toilet paper" and I completely agree.
The only thing this paper has going for it is that it is environmentally friendly...but gone are the days where we must sacrifice function for lower impact (for example, Ecover Dishwasher tablets are actually better performing than their less environmentally-friendly counterparts).
Do yourself, your family and your guests a favor and keep looking for a better alternative.
Customer Review: Wasteful
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought these hoping they would be a decent product (like so many of the other seventh generation products) that could help cut down on our wasteful use of toilet paper. My daughter and I dubbed this, "self-destructing toilet paper" because it weakens the moment it touches anything wet. It is thin, dissolves a little too quickly and is harsher than the most cheaply made toilet paper I've ever used (think early elementary public school bathrooms). Its more expensive and you need to use more just to get the job done. I love green products, but I won't sacrifice quality ALL the time in order to get it. I will keep using other seventh generation products (and method, etc.) but there's no use in buying something if it doesn't work. Sadly, back to Charmin unless someone else finds a way to make somewhat soft and a bit thicker "green" toilet paper.