Caboo Tree Free Toilet Paper, Septic Safe Toilet Tissue, Chemical Free, Non Toxic, 2 Ply Bathroom Toilet Paper | Pack of 24 Double Rolls, 300 Sheets Per Roll

I recently switched to Caboo Tree Free Toilet Paper, and I couldn't be more satisfied! As someone who is conscious about both quality and sustainability, this product exceeded my expectations on both fronts.One of the most impressive aspects of Caboo toilet paper is its commitment to being eco-friendly. Made from bamboo and sugarcane, Caboo offers a sustainable alternative that does not contribute to deforestation. I love knowing that my household products are not harming the planet!In terms of quality, Caboo Tree Free Toilet Paper is soft, strong, and absorbent. It's comparable to leading brands but with the added benefit of being tree-free. I was pleasantly surprised by how gentle it felt on the skin, which is a big plus for those with sensitive skin.Additionally, the rolls are generously sized and last longer than expected. It's economical and reduces the frequency of having to restock. The packaging is also minimalistic and recyclable, staying true to its green promise.Overall, Caboo Tree Free Toilet Paper is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to make eco-conscious decisions without compromising on comfort and effectiveness. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to make a positive impact on the environment while enjoying a quality product.

Great product! Lasts longer than you think. It is very durable and good for the environment. I use it mainly because of allergies and it is a winner.

It's really disingenuous that a number of the pictures for the reviews attached this product are not this product. This product is *un-bleached, whereas many pictures, unless the image color is off, show bleached rolls. Traditional bleached rolls are white, un-bleached rolls are brown, and actually, I like the brown as it matches our bathroom themes without bleach or dyes.Also, many of the reviews for this and other products try to compare the new rolls to traditional rolls incorrectly. Simply looking at the size of the rolls and core diameters are not sufficient. Both Charmin and Caboo specify roll count, sheets per roll, and total square meter for the package. The reason for the size difference is that Caboo, while still 2-ply, is thinner, coming in at about 43g lighter/roll (not accounting for the core cardboard which is heavier, doesn't need to be, but makes for better kid projects!)Charmin UltraSoft: Purchased 24 roll pack for $35.49 with stated metrics of 3.92" x 4" per sheet, 288 sheets/roll and 147g/roll.Caboo Unbleached Bamboo: Purchased 12 roll pack for $29.99 with metrics of 4" x 4" per sheet, 300 sheets/roll and 104g/roll.If my math is mathing, one might initially balk at the fact that Caboo has about 1/3 thinner sheets, but continue the analysis, and this works out to about $0.70 per unit of density for Charmin vs $0.89 per unit of density for Caboo, about a 20% markup. To be honest, this is completely acceptable to me for both health and sustainability reasons.Bamboo is renewable, packaging is minimal, and most importantly, no plastic! One could argue that the bamboo comes from Asia which increases shipping footprint, but consider the ecological footprint of logging virgin forest, bleaching, and plastic packaging while noting that chemical treatment for softness will happen regardless. This is a tradeoff worth making, especially as we transition to using a bidet, and the world transitions to simpler, more efficient electrical engines and renewable energy sources. EV haters take note that you won’t stop the transition, because EVs make way better financial sense than switching toilet paper these days.I digress, temper any expectations on softness, and consider that a substantial portion of the reason brands like Charmin are “soft”, is because of the lint. Those tiny bits of lint that litter your bathroom like a snow drift, give softness in the same way a really furry dog is soft. As you handle them, they shed, substantially.The feel of the Caboo on the smooth side of the sheet is only just slightly less soft than Charmin in my opinion. On the other side, you feel both the softness and the texture of the design. It’s not as soft, but most assuredly not “sandpaper” by any stretch of the imagination. Just wrap that side inward and you're good to go, literally.This, combined with the absence of lint bits to cause said snow drifts, suspended particulate matter of unknown toxicity that is breathed in, and cause for irritation of your private bits: I’m sold on bamboo, and won’t be going back.

I was a little skeptical when I saw the package.Each roll looks smaller than the cheapest Scott roll. However, while the sheets appear thinner than Scott basic, they are more absorbent, softer and stonger than Scott so you use less. Couple this with the fact that they break down in seltic systems faster than Scott, they are worth the extra money. I will be buying these in the future and I recommend you do, too!

We purchase this product because we want to be good ancestors to all life on this beautiful blue-green planet Eaarth. Sure, it's not the feel on your botton that Charim TP provides but this product doesn't hurt your bottom either. No big deal as we factor in we're not supporting cutting down trees. For us it works in all kinds of ways that really makes a difference.

This toilet paper is great for nontoxic living! Do be aware, the paper is thin and dissolves quickly. It doesn’t tear super easily and is somewhat durable.

Great quality, it's soft. It's not cheap but it's worth it.

It’s a bit thinner and the rolls aren’t as large as the two other plant based, non toxic toilet rolls I’ve tried. It seems they don’t last as long. Cabo is less expensive that the other two, so I imagine that’s the difference.