🧻 Seventh Generation White Toilet Paper: Eco-Friendly 2-Ply, 100% Recycled, 24 Rolls (240 Sheets Per Roll) - Pack of 2 Review

I have bought this before and I really liked it. It had just the right amount of softness, didn't crumble in your hand, didn't come loose if you pulled the roll back a bit, and was a good size but not too big to fit in a standard size toilet paper holder (of which many are, in my opinion, an unforgivable oversight.) And I didn't mind paying a little more to recycle and save trees. Yada Yada is an aspect of it. The 2-ply sheets not only separate, they are flaky, very thin and not wrapped as…

Let me start by saying that I love Seventh Generation products and use most of them around the house. This will not be one of them in the future and might be a place I don't want to sacrifice luxury and comfort when it comes to drying my most sensitive body parts. If you don't like soft, absorbent toilet paper, this toilet paper might be for you! I decided to make changes to be more environmentally friendly and I quickly regretted my decision, fearing the darkness it would bring to my marriage…

Good. judge me if you like I'm a TP snob. I prefer Cottonel as my first choice with some Charmins coming second. That being said, when I want to save, I save to the end and choose the crunchy, uncomfortable, and moderately absorbent Scott roll and then regret. I've also tried a large number of Angel Soft, Quilted Northern, Kirkland which I wouldn't buy again based on poorer performance than cost satisfaction (sometimes it's better to pay a little more if you can afford it). I like the product…