The Cheeky Panda Bamboo Toilet Paper – 9 Rolls of Toilet Paper | Plastic Free Packaging and Sustainable Toilet Tissue | 100% Compostable

Doesn't shred! Very good quality. Smaller rolls but less is needed per use. The paper is still soft at 3 ply, just much stronger than traditional paper or cheaper quality bamboo rolls we've tried. Also, it doesn't stick. Naturally antibacterial and has no nasties e.g. bleach, chemicals, or BPA. They use chlorine free bleaching instead. A much healthier choice for people with immune issues or sensitivies. Excellent value for money and a very versatile product. I use 3 sheets daily, folded, to wipe down the seat with a bit of spray. Saves getting a cloth dirty for such a small task. Much better for the environment compared to paper.

Toilet-paper is just toilet paper; right? Well, actually, there's a bit more to it than that. Recently, I've seem to have spent a small fortune buying toilet-paper that claims it's superior to other toilet-paper, only to discover that it's not. Time for a change, I thought. Let's try this Bamboo stuff. On first glance, it's quite...underwhelming; it's just like any other paper I've used in the past. It looks the same, feels the same, even smells the same. But is it different? There are certain things that I want to find in a quality toilet-paper. First of all, it needs to be strong. There's no point in buying a paper that simply doesn't do what it's supoosed to do. So, it needs to stand up to the strain of being pushed and pulled and twisted and poked...all the various techniques that we as humans use to clean ourselves afterwards. And this toilet-paper does exactly that. It is strong, and it stands up to the various stresses and strains that anyone could reasonably inflict on it. It's actually quite deceptive; it doesn't look as if it should be strong - it's not padded or bulky; it actually looks thin and weak. But it's not. So...full marks here. Tick. Secondly, it needs to be gentle. There's no point in having toilet tissue that feels like sandpaper. It has to feel soft on the skin, so that even after repeated use, it doesn't aggravate the skin or make certain areas feel tender. And in this respect, it again does the job admirably. So...full marks here too. Tick. Thirdly, it needs to perform with as few sheets as possible. I certainly don't want to use more sheets of paper than I need to; I want a paper that I can use effectively and quickly and without using half a toilet roll. How does this paper perform in this respect? Very well, actually. So...full marks again. Tick. Fourthly, it needs to hold together on a roll. The last toilet paper brand I bought kept unrolling whilst it was on the holder. Every time I went in to the bathroom, there was six feet of paper trailing down from the roll, onto the floor. It just didn't want to stay together. How about this Bamboo stuff? Yep. Full marks again. Tick. Fifthly, I want white paper. Not coloured, or patterned, or fancy in any way. I just need a nice white sheet of paper. And this is exactly that. So...good again. Tick. Sixthly, I want paper that smells of paper. I don't want fancy scents or aromas, and I certainly don't want anything added to the makeup of the paper that might cause a reaction against tender skin. I have a feeling that a lot of commercially available scented paper isn't really a clever idea, especially so considering the type of skin tissue it is to be used on. I may be totally wrong in this...it's a personal choice, but I certainly want my paper to be simple and risk-free, and I believe that this bamboo stuff is right on the mark here. So once again...full marks. Tick. And finally, I really want paper that doesn't need a mortgage to purchase. Some of the papers these days are ridiculously priced. As far as this Bamboo paper is concerned...yes, it's more expensive than other papers, but given the production costs and the raw materials, I don't think it's overly pricey. I'm certainly quite happy to pay the small extra premium for it. And bear in mind too that the eco credentials of this paper are pretty good too. So, in summary, this is a decent paper to buy and use. I will certainly be buying it again. It's a very good purchase. I hope you've found this review useful. Thanks!

It works and doesn't melt too easily. Its soft enough for everyone in the house. Never causes allergies or skin irritation. It has excellent environmental credentials so far and is almost certain to be 100% bamboo, which is why I buy it. Its a bit expensive.

I have bought this a number of times now and keep coming back to it. I mainly like that it is made from 100% bamboo, as some other bamboo toilet paper is only partly bamboo. The plastic free packaging is also a nice bonus. The paper itself is soft and comfortable but still strong enough that it does not fall apart easily. The rolls are a good size too, with 200 sheets on each roll, and they last a decent amount of time. I originally expected bamboo toilet paper to feel rougher than normal toilet paper but it isn't. I have been happy with the quality every time I have bought it and will continue buying it.

I liked these! Quality is around maybe 4 star if I'm going to be super honest here because the only reason I'm giving these a 5 star is because it's bamboo!!? 😱 I mean the details are all on the box (and a Google search if you feeling adventurous I guess) but using bamboo for paper is way more ethical and better for our environment than using trees, which I'm all for, I think it's quite nice to wipe with, of course it's not ultra soft, kushty, fluffy and expensive TP you may not be used too, but, it's not BAD, sure it's not amazing but it still does the job and all while good for the environment and for the price too? Not bad at all 11/10.

Initial impressions are that the rolls seem small and the paper somewhat thin. However, in use it's much better than I expected. It turns out the paper is very strong and although not quilted it is soft. The rolls are not 'small' but tightly rolled. I checked and the number of sheets is about average for a standard loo roll. I also like that these bamboo rolls make very little dust compared to tissue made from wood pulp, so they help keep the bathroom clean.

Feels like how you'd expect bamboo toilet paper to feel like. It's surprisingly strong, and while the material is smooth, it's not soft. It's a thin, but strong material. Personally, this is something I'd put in a hotel room or business, not something I'd use on myself. It's not bad, and above average compared to most businesses, but still not something I'd want to use in my home.

Love this toilet roll, nice packaging, lovely soft rolls of toilet roll that are better for tge environment ( i think?) I have had bamboo toilet roll in the past that has been really rough. This definitely isnt, its lovely. A bit on the pricey side but they last ages. No scent

J'ai des canalisations ventru et donc des difficultés d'évacuation c'est le seul produit que je ne retrouve plus lorsque je nettoie mes canalisations propres comme de l'eau claire... très agréable aussi à l'utilisation est au toucher. On ne demande rien de plus merci

Tengo enfermedad de Crohn y para mi el papel higiénico es imprescindible que sea suave, resistente y sin aditivos.. En general el papel de fibra de bambú lo noto más suave y resistente a la vez. Aunque compro otra marca probé este y me gustó mucho. Por mi enfermedad tambien debo valorar la relación calidad-precio y en eso es donde falla: es excesivamente caro. Por lo demás, recomendable.

I have tried a number of bamboo toilet papers, and liked this one the best of those I’ve tried. No fluffies , not too soft, and I used less of this brand than others. Just saw an article in my most recent New Scientist magazine out of the UK where this is manufactured, and they state this brand plus one other are the only two they’ve found that actually use only bamboo and not other bits of trees of some sort, so I am going back to this though the price is a bit high for me. Speaking of which, the US website for this brand shows much lower prices than Amazon. Don’t know if it’s the amount covered by amazon for free shipping from the US or not. All the other brands I’ve tried have stuck to my privates and I just cannot stand that happening! So two good reasons for using this brand! I don’t understand just what has changed in the last 10 years that’s created this awful problem, but to me it’s almost worse than using nothing at all! I’d need something to dry off from a bidet too, so I’m sticking (pun intended;) with this brand.

Superbe book sur cet grand artiste

Papier resistant qui se décompose parfaitement idéal pour les canalisations d’evacuation avec peu de pente