WorldFront Naturals Unbleached 100% Natural Bamboo Toilet Paper 24 Mega Roll Pack=120 Regular Rolls, Ultra Soft Eco-Friendly Biodegradable, Organic Bamboo Bathroom Tissue Paper

These are some of the best quality bamboo toilet rolls that I’ve bought so far. Would happily purchase again but unfortunately they are rarely available. Good value and very good quality compared to other brands.

I love this product. It is strong yet flushes away much easier than regular toilet paper. It's great that it is safe to use if you have a septic tank installed.Save the trees and save the planet.

The illustration seems to indicate a box of 120 Rolls -this is their estimated equivalent NOT the number delivered. The 24 Roll product seems FINE, but the Description IS misleading.

The advertisement for this product is very misleading as there are only 24 rolls you will receive and not 120! The picture and description clearly state 120 rolls! I will not be buying from this seller anymore

How can 24 rolls of 370 sheets each work out the same as 120 standard toilet rolls?24 x 370 = 8880 sheets total from these "mega rolls". (figures taken from the printed information on the box these rolls come in.)120 x 180 sheets = 21600 from standard toilet rolls, (which usually have 200 sheets at least, often 240)To achieve the 4:1 ratio, which is misleading to say the least, these rolls should have at least 900 sheets each.The worst part is that it would take more than 58 rolls of this stuff to match what is given from 120 standard rolls.The product details state 2 ply, but the sales spiel says 3 ply, so which is it?

These rolls last a long time. The colour is creamy/brown not white but this does not bother us. The paper dissolves quickly and flushes easily. We will definitely buy again.

I worked hard to find an unbleached bamboo toilet paper thats TCF. This one is softer & cheaper than another brand I was using. Highly recommend.

This toilet paper is softer than the name brand ultra soft toilet paper than I had left over! I don't even need as much AND the rolls inside speak for themselves. They are smaller so the company gives you more. I love that. I plan on sticking with this brand from now on :)

This TP is really nice. It’s some of the softest bamboo TP I’ve tried ( and I’ve tried A LOT — 13 different brands; unfortunately the brand that was by far the best went out of business in the middle of Covid, so I’m looking for a new favorite) and the rolls are huge. Sheet count is deceptive since there is a lot of variation in sheet size, so I’ve started weighing the rolls. Not a perfect way to figure out which ones are the best deal, but better than using number of sheets. This brand was at the top at 185 grams. I only started weighing the rolls with the brands I’ve bought this year, but the numbers were Bambu 181 grams, Seek Bamboo 167 grams, Bamboo Story 146 grams, and Plant Paper 124 grams. It’s unbleached, which is a requirement for me (though I did try a number of “white” brands early on, when it was a lot harder to find unbleached bamboo TP) because adding toxic chlorine to the environment just to get white toilet paper, seems ridiculous and I don’t know if there is a correlation, but in general the unbleached TP’s I’ve tried are softer (Bippy was the only white TP that seemed comparably soft to most of the unbleached varieties I tried). The rolls are also unwrapped, which was a feature I was looking for, because I don’t need the TP to be individually wrapped and it seems silly to save trees with bamboo TP only to kill them to wrap the rolls of TP. Now for the reasons this isn’t my top choice: 1. Plastic tape was used on the box. Not a dealbreaker, but most of the other brands use paper tape (or no tape like Bamboo Story), which is better for the environment and shows the company is putting forth the effort to make environmentally friendly choices. 2. It’s not FSC certified. This one is a dealbreaker for me. I won’t go into why I think FSC certification is necessary and environmentally important because there is a lot of good information on the internet about what FSC certification involves and why it is important, even for bamboo (something I didn’t initially realize because I didn’t think of bamboo as being forests). There are too many good TP choices that are FSC certified to even consider something that isn’t FSC certified, so as nice as this toilet paper is I won’t buy it again. My top choice right now is Bamboo Story, which is also available on Amazon for ease of buying (Bambu was also really nice and had comparably sized rolls for a good price, but I found the sheets too hard to tear off the roll, but our TP roll holder is awkwardly placed, so you have to reach back to get to it, so that contributes to the tearing problem and it might not be an issue for other people).

Maybe it's just my sour response to things we just wipe waste with and dispose of.....