Toilet Tissue Rolls

Material:

• Pulp: Most toilet tissue is made from wood pulp, which can be sourced from recycled paper or virgin wood. Some eco-friendly options use bamboo or other sustainable materials.
• Softness: Toilet paper is designed to be soft and gentle on the skin, with some brands offering ultra-soft or cushioned versions for a more luxurious feel.
• Thickness and Ply: Toilet tissue is available in different "ply" options, which indicate the number of layers of paper. Common options include:
  • Single-ply: One layer of paper, typically more economical but less durable.
  • Two-ply: Two layers for better strength and absorbency.
  • Three-ply or more: Thicker and more absorbent, often marketed as premium.

Roll Size:

• Standard Roll: Most toilet tissue rolls are designed to fit standard toilet paper holders. A standard roll typically has around 150-200 sheets of paper.
• Mega Rolls: Larger than standard rolls, these contain more sheets (often 300+), meaning fewer replacements are needed.
• Jumbo Rolls: Used in public restrooms or commercial settings, these are extra-large rolls that last longer and require less frequent changing.

Environmental Considerations:

• Recycled Paper: Some toilet papers are made from recycled paper, which helps reduce environmental impact. These are often marketed as more eco-friendly.
• Bamboo Toilet Paper: Bamboo is a fast-growing and renewable resource, making it an increasingly popular choice for environmentally-conscious consumers.

Scented vs. Unscented:

• Some toilet tissue rolls come infused with scents like lavender or citrus to provide a fresh fragrance. However, scented toilet paper may irritate sensitive skin, so unscented options are more commonly used.

Softness and Strength:

• Brands often balance between softness and strength, providing toilet paper that is both gentle on the skin but strong enough to prevent tearing during use. Some premium brands offer toilet paper with additional features, such as "quilted" patterns for added texture and comfort.