Reel Paper Premium Bamboo Toilet Paper

A: Yes! I would like all household paper products, including paper towels, offered this way. How can this not be available already?/!

A: I agree! I don't care if it's white. I just want something safe and chemical/toxin free.

A: Couldn’t agree more.need natural color!!

A: Hi DarciT, that's a great idea and I'll share it with the team! We know white toilet paper is the option of choice for consumers which is why our toilet paper is white.

A: Reel Toilet Paper is 3 ply sustainably sourced bamboo for premium strength and softness! Reel is lint free, dust free, BPA free and no inks or dyes. The best quality sustainable toilet paper for your family!

A: We have been using it for a few years now and find it to be strong, it's not soft so it fall apart easily, nor does it leave pieces behind.

A: I know what you're talking about, and this paper is not linty

A: It’s great TP. No lint at all. It has a pattern pressed into it for cleaning. It’s soft.

A: It is strong and never had any issues w left behind pieces.

A: It doesn’t say it is anywhere on the packaging…I’ve decided to return it just to be on the safe side… definitely not paying for any septic tank issues it may cause.

A: I use it with a septic, and haven't had any problems.

A: Hi SS, We have many customers on septic who love us and we're certified “ready biodegradable” (you can view our certificate here: https://reelpaper.helpdocs.io/general-questions/is-your-toilet-paper-septic-safe). Reel is 3-ply so if you have incredibly sensitive pipes or have been instructed to use a certain ply/brand by your plumber we recommend adhering to their advice.

A: Here's the FAQ entry about that on their website: https://reelpaper.helpdocs.io/general-questions/is-your-toilet-paper-septic-safe And in case that link stops working, here's the text: "While every septic system is different, we have customers on septic and we recently concluded biodegradability testing in July 2019 of our toilet paper and we're happy to say that we're certified “ready biodegradable”; Reel is 3-ply so if you have sensitive pipes or have been instructed to use a certain ply/brand by your plumber we recommend adhering to their advice." Here’s a link to the certificate: https://bit.ly/2M8qsYO

A: Hi Claire, yes, we're fragrance-free! Like most white toilet paper, we whiten our 100% bamboo toilet paper rolls using elemental chlorine-free (ECF) technology, a process in which no elemental chlorine is used in the bleaching sequences. Domestically, ECF bleaching is recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as being the “Best Available Technology” to bleach paper products. Our 100% recycled paper towels are whitened using ozone, oxygen and/or peroxide (which also means no chlorine).

A: Not TCF though (Total Chlorine Free), which means they unfortunately still use Chlorine Dioxide.

A: Yes it’s soft and strong

A: The paper is not soft like traditional tp and at 1st it will feel different but my family and I can't use anything else. It feels soft to us.

A: Yes!!! Reel is made from sustainably sourced bamboo that provides maximum strength and softness!

A: Hi SJ, ECF whitening doesn't use elemental chlorine but rather chlorine dioxide, which is chemically bound to oxygen so it doesn't bioaccumulate (meaning living things don't absorb it). In fact, according to the American Forest and Paper Association, ECF whitening is a pollution prevention technology recognized and accepted globally by such organizations as the United Nations Environment Programme, the European Commission, the International Joint Commission and the International Court of Justice. It's an alternative bleaching agent that eliminates the formation of persistent, bioaccumulative toxic substances. And yes, our toilet paper is hypoallergenic.

A: Hi Lori, yes, we're made without PFAs, chlorine, and pesticides!

A: Hi, we're 3-ply for a nice mixture of softness and strength!

A: Hi, our toilet paper is made in and sourced from renewable and protected, naturally grown bamboo forests in Southwestern China.

A: Hi Mark, yes it is!