Who Gives A Crap – 100% Recycled, Twice as Long, Sustainable Toilet Roll, Box of 48 (3-Ply, 400 Sheets) - Soft, Strong, SustainableThe Forest Stewardship Council

Bought this to save the planet and my cheeks, and honestly? It’s doing both beautifully. First off — the packaging. Cute, colourful, makes you feel like your bathroom’s part of a design blog. Second — the paper. Not scratchy, not flimsy, just right. It’s like the Goldilocks of bog roll.And yes, it’s recycled. But not in that “oh no, this feels like cardboard” way. It’s smooth, strong, and oddly luxurious considering it probably used to be someone’s electricity bill. You’ll barely notice it’s not the fancy quilted brand — until you remember you’re saving trees and building toilets with every wipe.Also, you will start saying “I give a crap” when people ask about your TP. Prepare for that personality trait.

As always I love who gives a crap & have no complaints with the product, I've used them for several years. I love the uniqueness of the packaging, have gifted them & especially the emergency rolls as Xmas joke for my family & friends. I would recommend them 100%. I have an issue with the way the delivery was handled. With this product, I usually order direct from them. I like how well packaged they come & I normally store in their box until I need refills; 48 rolls is a lot to squeeze onto shelves.This was my first order via Amazon; they used DPD. Absolute pants delivery. It was on time etc but I was in the middle of something when it arrived & couldn't open the door. I spoke to the driver through the open window, asking him to leave the parcel in front of the door. Something relating to another parcel also being delivered was spoken about, then he left.When I went out to retrieve it, my original parcel was repackaged. Something must have occurred during transit/delivery as the box arrived with three sides! No communication of what had happened. It was stuffed into a bag. Don't think the driver 'gave a crap'.

Arrived quickly and nicely packaged.Think using recycled materials great idea.However paper itself is bit thin and so you have to use bit more, good that roll has more sheets on it .As consequence doesn’t work out that economical which is shame.Would have given more stars if this wasn’t the case.

So looking through the Prime day deals Amazon reminded me that I bought this in July 2023 (48 rolls). I still have some (I live alone).It's not the softest paper, and it is thin, but it is pretty strong. I don't have any problems with it crumbling or anything like some people do.I like that there's no plastic in the packaging, and that the rolls themselves are made with lots of sheets and a smallish inner tube.It is also pretty and I like the emergency rolls idea. The rolls stack well and look quite nice in the bathroom.I do have a couple of complaints though. The first is the lack of transparency about where the paper comes from and how many shipping miles are on this paper. TP is one of the things I know we manufacture in the UK and often from 100% recycled paper (because it's cheap). I suspect it travels a lot further to get to me than a UK manufactured brand would.My second complaint is the colourful wrappers. I think they are pretty, but they are a bit unnecessary. For an eco product I think that maybe the box they come in could be made pretty instead of them being individually wrapped. Perhaps if you wanted easier storage you could do inner boxes of 8 rolls that look pretty and would stack nicely in the bathroom?Overall a good product and one I may come back to if my Prime TP purchase this year turns out to be a dud. I would have stuck with the product were I not worried about those shipping miles.

This toilet paper is better quality because it’s 3 ply where most is 1 ply and 2 ply. This one is recycled and replants trees afterwards and you get a lot for the value of your money and need to use less

Bought this mostly for the novelty value, and thought all the 5-star reviews meant it can't be too bad - what a mistake!Now trying to work through a box of this rubbish, while alternating with rolls of a much better and softer brand.Don't be fooled into thinking you get good value with a longer 400-sheet roll - the sheets are tiny compared to any other paper I've used (only 10cm long compared to 12.5cm on leading brands), and this is so extremely thin you end up using easily twice as much as normal. This is 3-ply of the thinnest layers of paper you could find, and better-known 2-ply is much thicker, softer and stronger than this.It shreds and rips in all directions when trying to pull off a length, it crumbles and falls apart at the slightest bit of moisture, making it even more wasteful and messy to use. You are likely to get quite frustrated using this, and the lack of comfort in using it may make you want to throw it away for health reasons!This also works out expensive - "SOFT, STRONG, TWICE AS LONG" is absolute nonsense.. It is far from Soft or Strong, and better quality rolls of 190 or 200 proper size sheets will last longer when you're not having to waste loads.Not too convinced on the "eco-friendly" points either.. It may be "100% recycled", but it's made and shipped from the other side of the world, probably with waster paper shipped to China from all over the world. Much better products are actually made in UK or EU and probably being more responsible about environmental issues.Ignore the hype on this product, read the low reviews, and don't go by the number of 5-star reviews which mostly don't say much about quality. Save yourself some frustration and soreness! Do not buy!

Quick delivery. Excellent quality product. Ethically sourced loo paper with attractive wrapping that brightens up the bathroom.. what’s not to like 👍 Will definitely be subscribing!

All the marketing for softness is about reducing how much toilet paper you’re buying on a roll. It does a job you need and better value for money than all the leading well advertised brands.