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Buying Guide
This is a bulk box: twelve packs, 180 sheets each, 2,160 sheets in total, made from 100% bamboo pulp.
Why bamboo
Bamboo is a grass. It reaches harvest height in a few years, where a tree grown for pulp takes decades.
That is the honest version of the environmental argument, and it is the part that is easy to check. Everything beyond it depends on a supply chain we cannot see from here, so we will leave it there.
An important note about what this is
The listing this page was built from contradicts itself, and you should know that before you buy.
The title sells it as bamboo toilet tissue. The description underneath talks about bamboo facial tissues from beginning to end. And the format it states, twelve packs of 180 sheets, is how facial tissue is sold rather than how toilet paper is sold.
Those are genuinely different products:
- Toilet paper is manufactured to fall apart in water. That is the entire design requirement.
- Facial tissue is manufactured to hold together when wet, which is what you want in your hand and precisely what you do not want in a drain.
Flushing facial tissue is one of the more common ways people block a waste pipe.
So we are not going to tell you these are flushable
Nothing in the supplier's information establishes that they are, so making the claim would be guessing with your plumbing.
Use them as tissues: faces, hands, spills, the ordinary jobs. If what you actually want is paper for the toilet, buy something that says toilet paper on the packet.
If you arrived here searching for bamboo toilet tissue, that is why this page reads the way it does. We have kept the address so any link that pointed here still works, and we would rather answer the question straight than sell you the wrong product on the strength of a word in a title.
If you need certainty either way, ask us and we will get it confirmed by the supplier.
Storing it
Somewhere dry. A box of paper left on a bathroom floor or in an under-sink cupboard takes up damp, and a pack that has gone soft never really comes back.





