Caboo Tree Free Toilet Paper, Tree Free, Septic, Chemical Free Bath Tissue - 2 Ply Sheets, 300 Sheets Per Roll, 12 Double Rolls

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!

Finally toilet paper that checks all my boxes!!Sick of the recycled toilet paper because it’s FULL of who knows what since it’s mostly recycled. Many have come out as containing pfas (forever chemicals). Bamboo is the way to go. And finally, an unbleached option!! I cannot find this anywhere else. None of my local shops carry toilet paper like this! It’s soft and yet thin. It doesn’t make me itch as I am sensitive and it doesn’t smell like chemicals! Highly recommend!!

I’ve been searching for a more sustainable alternative to traditional toilet paper, and Caboo’s Tree-Free Toilet Paper has been a solid choice. Made from bamboo and sugarcane, it offers an eco-conscious option without sacrificing too much comfort or performance.Pros:• Eco-Friendly: It’s made from rapidly renewable bamboo and sugarcane, so no trees are cut down. Big win for sustainability.• Septic Safe: It breaks down quickly and hasn’t caused any issues with our septic system. Great peace of mind for RVs, campers, or older plumbing.• Softness: Softer than I expected for a tree-free product. It’s not as plush as premium brands, but it’s perfectly comfortable for everyday use.• Strength: It holds up well when wet and doesn’t shred easily, which is often a concern with eco-products.• Low Lint: There’s very little dust or lint compared to recycled TP brands.Cons:• Sheet Size & Thickness: It’s 2-ply, but the sheets are slightly thinner and smaller than mainstream brands. You might find yourself using more per trip.• Price: It’s more expensive per roll, though you’re paying for a more sustainable product.• Texture: A bit more “natural” or fibrous in feel than conventional toilet paper, which may take getting used to.Overall Rating: 4.4/5Caboo Tree-Free Toilet Paper is a solid choice if you’re prioritizing sustainability and septic safety. While it may not match the plushness of top-tier brands, it delivers where it counts—and does so responsibly.

We have a bidet so we use this paper for #1 and the bidet for #2. It works well for that! It’s absorbent, and you don’t need a ton. The one thing I don’t like is that the big packs come wrapped in plastic. That’s counter to the eco friendly toilet paper! But I really like this paper and have already bought another large package.

The paper is soft and comfortable, but there is no way it can be compared to a standard double roll. The first roll lasted less than a week for 1 person who also uses a bidet. I am totally in support of alternate products that help the environment, but at $1.88 a roll this is too expensive. Perhaps production costs will decrease as products like this become more popular.

Caboo for the win. It’s a cost-effective brand when searching for a non-chemical or low-toxic toilet paper. It’s slightly smaller than traditional but I find it strong, not overly thick. This is a must, especially considering the long-term effects of regular toilet paper, particularly on females, which can impact hormones. If you are used to traditional toilet paper, please keep in mind that this is different, and it wouldn't be fair to compare it. This is for those who are focused on avoiding traditional chemicals and transitioning to a healthier household.

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.

I normally get my paper towel from Grove but will order this on occasion if I run out between grove orders. Traps liquids decently well. A little pricey for the quality but I choose to splurge for the environment. Grove’s brand is better IMO but this stuff is probably the best eco PT on Amazon.