Who Gives A Crap The Bigger Bundle, 48 Bamboo Toilet Paper Rolls & 12 Bamboo Tissue Boxes, 12 Recycled Paper Towel Rolls, Eco Friendly, Sustainable, Plastic Free Household Essentials
Who Gives A Crap The Bigger Bundle, 48 Bamboo Toilet Paper Rolls & 12 Bamboo Tissue Boxes, 12 Recycled Paper Towel Rolls, Eco Friendly, Sustainable, Plastic Free Household Essentials
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Who Gives A Crap The Bigger Bundle, 48 Bamboo Toilet Paper Rolls & 12 Bamboo Tissue Boxes, 12 Recycled Paper Towel Rolls, Eco Friendly, Sustainable, Plastic Free Household Essentials
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- 3 PLY LONG LASTING DOUBLE LENGTH ROLLS: Enjoy 370 sheets per bamboo toilet tissue roll with our four packs of super soft, 3-ply recycled paper toilet tissues rolls. This soft toilet paper is perfect for the eco-conscious household.
- SOFT AND STRONG 3-PLY FACIAL TISSUES: Big sneeze? No problem. Small sniffle? Covered. Each 3-ply tissue balances softness with durability, so you get comfort and strength in every sheet without relying on tree pulp.
- ABSORBENT AND STRONG 2-PLY DESIGN PAPER TOWELS: Built to handle everything from kitchen spills to bathroom wipe-downs, these 2-ply recycled paper towels are tough, durable, and extra absorbent. That means you can soak up more with fewer sheets, saving rolls (and saving waste).
- SUSTAINABLE AND RESPONSIBLE: Wrapped in 100% recycled paper instead of plastic, these rolls are designed with the planet in mind. FSC certified and B Corp certified, they meet strict standards for sustainability and social impact—proof that clean-ups can be good for the world too.
- 50% OF PROFITS DONATED: Every purchase helps fund clean water and sanitation projects around the globe. Half of profits go directly to organizations working to improve access to these life-changing resources, so wiping up spills also supports people in need. Nice!
