Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper is made with 100% recycled paper, with 50% of the profits going towards helping to fund vital sanitation projects in developing countries! This individual super soft 3 ply toilet paper rolls are made without chlorine, inks or any fragrances which is a healthier option for your body and your wallet! Who Gives A Crap is also economical, as its great value at just 25¢ per 100 sheets. Each roll is will give you 400 sheets per roll. Each single roll is also wrapped in bright and fun paper which can be fully recycled. All packaging is 100% biodegradable.
Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper is made with 100% recycled paper, with 50% of the profits going towards helping to fund vital sanitation projects in developing countries! This individual super soft 3 ply toilet paper rolls are made without chlorine, inks or any fragrances which is a healthier option for your body and your wallet! Who Gives A Crap is also economical, as its great value at just 25¢ per 100 sheets. Each roll is will give you 400 sheets per roll. Each single roll is also wrapped in bright and fun paper which can be fully recycled. All packaging is 100% biodegradable.
Who Gives A Crap Toilet Paper Single
Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper is made with 100% recycled paper, with 50% of the profits going towards helping to fund vital sanitation projects in developing countries! This individual super soft 3 ply toilet paper rolls are made without chlorine, inks or any fragrances which is a healthier option for your body and your wallet! Who Gives A Crap is also economical, as its great value at just 25¢ per 100 sheets. Each roll is will give you 400 sheets per roll. Each single roll is also wrapped in bright and fun paper which can be fully recycled. All packaging is 100% biodegradable.
Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper is made with 100% recycled paper, with 50% of the profits going towards helping to fund vital sanitation projects in developing countries! This individual super soft 3 ply toilet paper rolls are made without chlorine, inks or any fragrances which is a healthier option for your body and your wallet! Who Gives A Crap is also economical, as its great value at just 25¢ per 100 sheets. Each roll is will give you 400 sheets per roll. Each single roll is also wrapped in bright and fun paper which can be fully recycled. All packaging is 100% biodegradable.
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Prices last updated 24 Sept 2026.
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Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper 1pk
Next-day delivery $10
Who Gives A Crap Toilet Paper- Singles
Delivery between 30 Sept – 9 Oct $15
Who Gives a Crap Recycled Toilet Paper Single Roll x 1 (colourful) -
Delivery between Mon – Thu $9.99
Toilet Paper 3 Ply Single Roll
Delivery between 1–7 Oct $9.90
Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper 1pk
Delivery between Fri – Mon $150
Who Gives A Crap - Toilet Paper Each
Delivery $24.99
Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper - Single
Who Gives A Crap - Toilet Paper Single
Who Gives A Crap Single roll
Toilet Paper - Single Roll 2 Ply Who Gives A Crap 400sheet
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I bought 2 boxes of this 100% recycled toilet paper double length. These were on my Facebook reel and thought I would give them a go. (I'm a 66yr old woman with a family visiting regularly)Pros…I love the fact that they are individually wrapped as they can be stored in full view.It goes a long way.Is very compact.3 layers of paper.Great advertisement for ethical reasons both in the box and out.Cons…Slightly smaller in width than other brands.When using, the paper seems to ruckle and make very small sausage like pieces which break off, I also seem to put my fingers through the paper although I could use more paper but I guess that is defeating the objective.Cardboard tube is not needed in the centre.The box they came in was fabulous but used plastic tape ... MoreI bought 2 boxes of this 100% recycled toilet paper double length. These were on my Facebook reel and thought I would give them a go. (I'm a 66yr old woman with a family visiting regularly)Pros…I love the fact that they are individually wrapped as they can be stored in full view.It goes a long way.Is very compact.3 layers of paper.Great advertisement for ethical reasons both in the box and out.Cons…Slightly smaller in width than other brands.When using, the paper seems to ruckle and make very small sausage like pieces which break off, I also seem to put my fingers through the paper although I could use more paper but I guess that is defeating the objective.Cardboard tube is not needed in the centre.The box they came in was fabulous but used plastic tape to seal. Strong paper tape and gum would be just as good if not better.The price is fair and love that they can be delivered to my door without me going to the supermarket to pick up.I have given 2 rolls each to a few friends and family and as yet I’m to hear back from them.Sadly I won’t be buying these again as they are just a little thin and I feel they are not quite good enough for the job at hand!
originally posted on whogivesacrap.org
The service has gone the same way as every other nagging subscription service. You can only select a ludicrously short delivery frequency (unless you have chronic dysentery, of course) and have to email them to change it in some cases. Clearly it’s the “gym membership” mentality they are aiming for - just leave it running and make it just annoying enough to change that you do nothing - they get money for a service you don’t need that much but don’t really think about. It’s unethical and anti-environmental but that’s the state of the industry. They refuse to give customers autonomy at the start of a contract. It is not a pleasant first impression. But it’s no different to others. See Wild deodorant. Same issue. A money-hungry corporate wolf in a faux-kindness ... MoreThe service has gone the same way as every other nagging subscription service. You can only select a ludicrously short delivery frequency (unless you have chronic dysentery, of course) and have to email them to change it in some cases. Clearly it’s the “gym membership” mentality they are aiming for - just leave it running and make it just annoying enough to change that you do nothing - they get money for a service you don’t need that much but don’t really think about. It’s unethical and anti-environmental but that’s the state of the industry. They refuse to give customers autonomy at the start of a contract. It is not a pleasant first impression. But it’s no different to others. See Wild deodorant. Same issue. A money-hungry corporate wolf in a faux-kindness sheepskin.Plus, you will be signed up to marketing whether you refuse it or not, sadly. Even if you unsubscribe to lists you did/never subscribed to, they will still keep emailing you. So be prepared.The product is fine. However the decline in service makes me suspect their ethical claims have also gone downhill too and deserve some scrutiny.
originally posted on au.whogivesacrap.org
I recently bought the 100% recycled TP, Bamboo tissues, Bamboo/ Sugar cane Paper Towels; wanting to test all the materials available.100% recycled TP: feels better for your conscience than your butt. It's not horrible, definaitely does the job but just doesnt feel sturdy making you naturally use a couple more sheets than you'd generally use. Knowing that it's all recycled helps with the justification though. Note: My partner as a female states she doesnt like it, due to having to wipe for both 1's and 2's.Bamboo tissues: Nice strong material, cool colourful square boxes. All around pretty good. Just slightly more expensive than the regular supermarket equivalent.Bamboo/ Sugar-cane Paper towel: No issues here. Nice strong material, works just as good as the ... MoreI recently bought the 100% recycled TP, Bamboo tissues, Bamboo/ Sugar cane Paper Towels; wanting to test all the materials available.100% recycled TP: feels better for your conscience than your butt. It's not horrible, definaitely does the job but just doesnt feel sturdy making you naturally use a couple more sheets than you'd generally use. Knowing that it's all recycled helps with the justification though. Note: My partner as a female states she doesnt like it, due to having to wipe for both 1's and 2's.Bamboo tissues: Nice strong material, cool colourful square boxes. All around pretty good. Just slightly more expensive than the regular supermarket equivalent.Bamboo/ Sugar-cane Paper towel: No issues here. Nice strong material, works just as good as the supermarket equivalent. Slightly smaller sheets in width than usual.All in all, if you can afford it I'd recommend it.
| Ingredients | Made with 100% recycled paper |
| Place of origin | Australia |
| Found in | Household |
Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper 1pk
Next-day delivery $10
Who Gives A Crap Toilet Paper- Singles
Delivery between 30 Sept – 9 Oct $15
Who Gives a Crap Recycled Toilet Paper Single Roll x 1 (colourful) -
Delivery between Mon – Thu $9.99
Toilet Paper 3 Ply Single Roll
Delivery between 1–7 Oct $9.90
Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper 1pk
Delivery between Fri – Mon $150
I bought 2 boxes of this 100% recycled toilet paper double length. These were on my Facebook reel and thought I would give them a go. (I'm a 66yr old woman with a family visiting regularly)Pros…I love the fact that they are individually wrapped as they can be stored in full view.It goes a long way.Is very compact.3 layers of paper.Great advertisement for ethical reasons both in the box and out.Cons…Slightly smaller in width than other brands.When using, the paper seems to ruckle and make very small sausage like pieces which break off, I also seem to put my fingers through the paper although I could use more paper but I guess that is defeating the objective.Cardboard tube is not needed in the centre.The box they came in was fabulous but used plastic tape ... MoreI bought 2 boxes of this 100% recycled toilet paper double length. These were on my Facebook reel and thought I would give them a go. (I'm a 66yr old woman with a family visiting regularly)Pros…I love the fact that they are individually wrapped as they can be stored in full view.It goes a long way.Is very compact.3 layers of paper.Great advertisement for ethical reasons both in the box and out.Cons…Slightly smaller in width than other brands.When using, the paper seems to ruckle and make very small sausage like pieces which break off, I also seem to put my fingers through the paper although I could use more paper but I guess that is defeating the objective.Cardboard tube is not needed in the centre.The box they came in was fabulous but used plastic tape to seal. Strong paper tape and gum would be just as good if not better.The price is fair and love that they can be delivered to my door without me going to the supermarket to pick up.I have given 2 rolls each to a few friends and family and as yet I’m to hear back from them.Sadly I won’t be buying these again as they are just a little thin and I feel they are not quite good enough for the job at hand!
The service has gone the same way as every other nagging subscription service. You can only select a ludicrously short delivery frequency (unless you have chronic dysentery, of course) and have to email them to change it in some cases. Clearly it’s the “gym membership” mentality they are aiming for - just leave it running and make it just annoying enough to change that you do nothing - they get money for a service you don’t need that much but don’t really think about. It’s unethical and anti-environmental but that’s the state of the industry. They refuse to give customers autonomy at the start of a contract. It is not a pleasant first impression. But it’s no different to others. See Wild deodorant. Same issue. A money-hungry corporate wolf in a faux-kindness ... MoreThe service has gone the same way as every other nagging subscription service. You can only select a ludicrously short delivery frequency (unless you have chronic dysentery, of course) and have to email them to change it in some cases. Clearly it’s the “gym membership” mentality they are aiming for - just leave it running and make it just annoying enough to change that you do nothing - they get money for a service you don’t need that much but don’t really think about. It’s unethical and anti-environmental but that’s the state of the industry. They refuse to give customers autonomy at the start of a contract. It is not a pleasant first impression. But it’s no different to others. See Wild deodorant. Same issue. A money-hungry corporate wolf in a faux-kindness sheepskin.Plus, you will be signed up to marketing whether you refuse it or not, sadly. Even if you unsubscribe to lists you did/never subscribed to, they will still keep emailing you. So be prepared.The product is fine. However the decline in service makes me suspect their ethical claims have also gone downhill too and deserve some scrutiny.
I recently bought the 100% recycled TP, Bamboo tissues, Bamboo/ Sugar cane Paper Towels; wanting to test all the materials available.100% recycled TP: feels better for your conscience than your butt. It's not horrible, definaitely does the job but just doesnt feel sturdy making you naturally use a couple more sheets than you'd generally use. Knowing that it's all recycled helps with the justification though. Note: My partner as a female states she doesnt like it, due to having to wipe for both 1's and 2's.Bamboo tissues: Nice strong material, cool colourful square boxes. All around pretty good. Just slightly more expensive than the regular supermarket equivalent.Bamboo/ Sugar-cane Paper towel: No issues here. Nice strong material, works just as good as the ... MoreI recently bought the 100% recycled TP, Bamboo tissues, Bamboo/ Sugar cane Paper Towels; wanting to test all the materials available.100% recycled TP: feels better for your conscience than your butt. It's not horrible, definaitely does the job but just doesnt feel sturdy making you naturally use a couple more sheets than you'd generally use. Knowing that it's all recycled helps with the justification though. Note: My partner as a female states she doesnt like it, due to having to wipe for both 1's and 2's.Bamboo tissues: Nice strong material, cool colourful square boxes. All around pretty good. Just slightly more expensive than the regular supermarket equivalent.Bamboo/ Sugar-cane Paper towel: No issues here. Nice strong material, works just as good as the supermarket equivalent. Slightly smaller sheets in width than usual.All in all, if you can afford it I'd recommend it.
Let's be honest, the major reason WGAC rocks is not how good the toilet paper is, it's the fact that this is an incredible, effective and inspiring social initiative which makes real change in the world, and all you have to do is wipe your bum as per usual. That alone would make it worth buying.The bonuses you get are:1. The fact that the premium toilet paper is really very good. It's strong, soft enough for even my sensitive bum, and comes in big convenient rolls. Is it the softest on the market? Probably not quite, but that fancy Kleenex rubbish isn't helping the planet and it *is* blocking up your toilets, just ask any plumber.2. The customer service is outstanding and always entertaining.3. It's really convenient having toilet paper delivered and always ... MoreLet's be honest, the major reason WGAC rocks is not how good the toilet paper is, it's the fact that this is an incredible, effective and inspiring social initiative which makes real change in the world, and all you have to do is wipe your bum as per usual. That alone would make it worth buying.The bonuses you get are:1. The fact that the premium toilet paper is really very good. It's strong, soft enough for even my sensitive bum, and comes in big convenient rolls. Is it the softest on the market? Probably not quite, but that fancy Kleenex rubbish isn't helping the planet and it *is* blocking up your toilets, just ask any plumber.2. The customer service is outstanding and always entertaining.3. It's really convenient having toilet paper delivered and always having some in reserve even when the supermarkets are sold out.Use Who Gives a Crap. It really is a no-brainer.
We've been buying WhoGivesACrap for 3 years now.It started off as a quality, premium product. Over the course of that time, it has turned into an expensive insult to our intelligence.The quality by every measure has diminished while the prices have increased. The embossing today on the roll, compared with less than 2 years ago, is almost non-existent.The last box had nearly every single roll squashed into an oval shape. The price also increased.The whole batch from the last box also had an odd smell, almost a faint aroma of gasoline. The price also increased.We're currently in the process of trying other brands. It's not right for toilet paper as expensive as this to become such low quality.We had rolls left over from over a year ago to compare with what we're ... MoreWe've been buying WhoGivesACrap for 3 years now.It started off as a quality, premium product. Over the course of that time, it has turned into an expensive insult to our intelligence.The quality by every measure has diminished while the prices have increased. The embossing today on the roll, compared with less than 2 years ago, is almost non-existent.The last box had nearly every single roll squashed into an oval shape. The price also increased.The whole batch from the last box also had an odd smell, almost a faint aroma of gasoline. The price also increased.We're currently in the process of trying other brands. It's not right for toilet paper as expensive as this to become such low quality.We had rolls left over from over a year ago to compare with what we're receiving now, and crikey, what they're selling us today from WhoGivesACrap is garbage.Yeah. WhoGivesACrap? Not this company, not for their customers.I'm sure this review will either never be posted, or will be censored. Regardless, we will be taking our business elsewhere.
The paper is better quality than I'd expected, quite soft, comfortable and strong. The sheets are slightly smaller than you'd get in the supermarket so you get fractionally less coverage per wipe - not so much that any disasters occur though, so you can use the same number of sheets per wipe as you'd normally use. It says triple ply and this is true if you get out your magnifying glass but it doesn't especially feel like it - I suppose supermarket paper is two ply and the better quality two ply feels quite soft so you might expect three ply to be even softer, but this is about normal really. Certainly it is comfortable to use which was my main concern having never bought any before, as you don't want to buy a dozen rolls and find them unusable. The rolls do seem to ... MoreThe paper is better quality than I'd expected, quite soft, comfortable and strong. The sheets are slightly smaller than you'd get in the supermarket so you get fractionally less coverage per wipe - not so much that any disasters occur though, so you can use the same number of sheets per wipe as you'd normally use. It says triple ply and this is true if you get out your magnifying glass but it doesn't especially feel like it - I suppose supermarket paper is two ply and the better quality two ply feels quite soft so you might expect three ply to be even softer, but this is about normal really. Certainly it is comfortable to use which was my main concern having never bought any before, as you don't want to buy a dozen rolls and find them unusable. The rolls do seem to last longer - they are packed tighter than standard rolls and I guess are longer though I haven't exactly measured them side by side. The paper is unbleached so the colour is fairly drab, but to be fair as a person I've never found my life much improved by colourful toilet paper anyway. The cheerful paper packaging is very nice and I confess that was a major part of what made me try out the product as a) each roll is individually wrapped which is more hygienic and b) they look fun and cheer up the toilet. The box arrived quickly and I liked that there was no plastic in any of the packaging. I'm not sure how I'd work out how economical it is compared to supermarket paper and it certainly seems more expensive on the face of it, but of course you're not buying it just to compete with supermarket product, you're also paying for a greener product and to support sanitary projects in developing countries. To be honest the plastic problem is mostly what prompted me to try these and if supermarkets started packaging their toilet rolls in paper instead of plastic I'd probably buy those instead of these, but overall this product is pretty good.
My aim with this initial order was to compare the time both rolls took to finish. I wrote the date on the inner tube at the start of using each roll. Standard roll took 4 days to finish. I began the WGAC roll afterwards. So far it has taken 10 days, with possibly a quarter of the roll remaining. From this basic comparison alone, the WGAC roll is much more economic. The roll is packed far tighter on the roll. The standard roll visibly looked the same width on the tube, however, by compressing them both side by side, the standard roll could be pressed in easily, and compressed quite a way. The WGAC roll, was very tightly rolled and would not depress easily, and it made very little indent in the thickness. It is early days of comparing the value of WGAC over the normal ... MoreMy aim with this initial order was to compare the time both rolls took to finish. I wrote the date on the inner tube at the start of using each roll. Standard roll took 4 days to finish. I began the WGAC roll afterwards. So far it has taken 10 days, with possibly a quarter of the roll remaining. From this basic comparison alone, the WGAC roll is much more economic. The roll is packed far tighter on the roll. The standard roll visibly looked the same width on the tube, however, by compressing them both side by side, the standard roll could be pressed in easily, and compressed quite a way. The WGAC roll, was very tightly rolled and would not depress easily, and it made very little indent in the thickness. It is early days of comparing the value of WGAC over the normal supermarket supply rolls, but so far it is looking to be much more economical. Repeat purchases of WGAC is looking very probable.
The ethics of the company is just icing on the cake, to me. Each roll individually wrapped in colourful recyclable paper, a pleasing variety of colours & patterns (have fun stacking the extra rolls; follow a theme of pattern or a palette of colours to match your interior design, get the kids involved or vie with other household members, voting to see whose re-stacks have most visual appeal). (Personally, I miss seeing some of the earlier multicoloured barber-pole stripe designs but am thrilled there's more purple & pink.)The longevity of each roll is great. Less fiddling with toilet roll holders, less potential small hours annoyance of finding a fresh roll in the dark. Delivery to my door is a real boon, never having to get another bulky non-recyclably wrapped ... MoreThe ethics of the company is just icing on the cake, to me. Each roll individually wrapped in colourful recyclable paper, a pleasing variety of colours & patterns (have fun stacking the extra rolls; follow a theme of pattern or a palette of colours to match your interior design, get the kids involved or vie with other household members, voting to see whose re-stacks have most visual appeal). (Personally, I miss seeing some of the earlier multicoloured barber-pole stripe designs but am thrilled there's more purple & pink.)The longevity of each roll is great. Less fiddling with toilet roll holders, less potential small hours annoyance of finding a fresh roll in the dark. Delivery to my door is a real boon, never having to get another bulky non-recyclably wrapped packet from the supermarket again. Each roll being individually wrapped means a roll can easily be tossed in a picnic basket, in the car for a long trip or in an overnight bag to protect one's delicate sitting-on parts from the less-than ideal qualities of extraneous offerings.Because the most important aspect by far of who gives a crap dunny paper is the quality of the dunny paper itself. Recycled yet not over-bleached, sturdy yet soft & absorbent; the experienced user will notice the slight dimpled texture provides greater softness on one side, greater absorbency on the other; very handy for those of us with exceptionally delicate skin. In fact, a complete game changer; far less need for ointments & other treatments. So much better to avoid injury in the first place. Charity begins at home right where I sit.I'm very happy who gives a crap helps build toilets for those who have none (catchy amusing name too), however I'm happiest that my little visits are now completed in comfort, enjoying the ambience of my colourfully arranged spare dunny rolls.Please feel free to make an oldster smile by sending more purple rolls in her next order.
I haven’t had to think about toilet paper since 2018. I haven’t had to worry that we might run out (even during COVID). I haven’t had to take up half my shopping trolley with toilet paper or remember to add it to the shopping list. It just shows up, on my doorstep right on time - every time. It’s hard not to speak highly of such a win-win situation, my entire family network have now switched their households over to Who Gives a Crap. I’m not a fan of the recycled toilet paper, i find it crumbles too easily for my liking, but other households in my family network will only buy the recycled option, each to their own. I prefer the premium bamboo toilet paper - it’s soft, thick, and it doesn't break or crumble. I’m happy they offer only environmentally friendly and ... MoreI haven’t had to think about toilet paper since 2018. I haven’t had to worry that we might run out (even during COVID). I haven’t had to take up half my shopping trolley with toilet paper or remember to add it to the shopping list. It just shows up, on my doorstep right on time - every time. It’s hard not to speak highly of such a win-win situation, my entire family network have now switched their households over to Who Gives a Crap. I’m not a fan of the recycled toilet paper, i find it crumbles too easily for my liking, but other households in my family network will only buy the recycled option, each to their own. I prefer the premium bamboo toilet paper - it’s soft, thick, and it doesn't break or crumble. I’m happy they offer only environmentally friendly and sustainable options so I don’t need to think about it or research the different options. I also buy their paper towel regularly and occasionally other random products - I’ve been satisfied with all of their products. Lastly, why buy from a regular brand to line the CEOs pocket when I could buy from Who Gives a Crap and build a toilet?! Imagine what the world would look like if all companies donated a portion of profits.
Talking about toilet paper isn't usually exciting, but let's give it a shot!I'm not big on governments pushing for climate change action. It's not that I don't think humans have messed up the environment; I just don't trust the government or their scientists much, and they never do much to dispell that opinion, especially when you have studied history, law and politics alongside economics.However, I do care a lot about doing my part for the environment, for our children, and for all the animals and habitats out there.This toilet paper really impresses me. It makes me feel good about buying it, and it's not expensive either.When I think about what makes good toilet paper, I look at how many rolls are in a pack, how many sheets on a roll, if it's 3-ply, and the ... MoreTalking about toilet paper isn't usually exciting, but let's give it a shot!I'm not big on governments pushing for climate change action. It's not that I don't think humans have messed up the environment; I just don't trust the government or their scientists much, and they never do much to dispell that opinion, especially when you have studied history, law and politics alongside economics.However, I do care a lot about doing my part for the environment, for our children, and for all the animals and habitats out there.This toilet paper really impresses me. It makes me feel good about buying it, and it's not expensive either.When I think about what makes good toilet paper, I look at how many rolls are in a pack, how many sheets on a roll, if it's 3-ply, and the price. If it's affordable, has 3-ply sheets, and is also eco-friendly and supports charity, what's not to love?It lasts longer than other brands, even the cheap ones. And it's not rough like the old school paper or the newsprint type from way back (I'm not old, but my grandma remembers those days).The rolls are packed tight, don't use plastic, and you can recycle the whole box easily.It's soft, great for cleaning up messes or catching spiders, and it's gentle for blowing your nose or drying tears.What's cool is I can manage my orders and subscription easily without needing another app that asks for too much info. I can even opt for add ons. I use or replace as much as I can of single use items.. so I reuse my cloths, sponges, brushes and even use laundry leaves over tablets or pods.Each roll has its own fun design and wrapping.The little jokes on the rolls are a great touch. I wish there were different jokes or facts to keep things interesting, kind of like the ones in penguin biscuits or animal bars, you'd find i back in the '90s.To sum it up, I really love this brand. They care about the planet, don't take shortcuts, offer quality products without ripping off the customer, and they also donate to charity!The aren't another company just in it for the profits, they aren't another company using marketing to manipulate customers to feel ethical and buy.. they are actual a brand by their own word!Turns out, there's a lot to say about this toilet paper after all.Can it get any better?I love "who gives a crap" and you will too... especially when you realise that the value rolls are less than true value.Definitely try these and I promise you won't look back.
| Ingredients | Made with 100% recycled paper |
| Place of origin | Australia |
| Found in | Household |
