Save Trees Bamboo Toilet Paper

Toilet paper is something we use every day, and it’s always in close contact with sensitive areas, which is why I pay attention to the fiber source and how it’s processed. For this category, I focus on avoiding unnecessary additives and choosing options with clear, simple material sourcing.

What I typically avoid

When I’m choosing toilet paper, I tend to skip options made with or treated with:

• Added fragrances, lotions, or conditioners

• Chlorine bleaching or heavily processed pulp

• Formaldehyde-based resins or finishes

• Strong chemical or synthetic odors

• Recycled fibers without clear transparency around sourcing or contaminants

What I look for instead

I look for toilet paper made from plant-based fibers with minimal processing. I prioritize options that avoid added softeners and fragrances, use chlorine-free processing, and clearly disclose their fiber source. Tree-free options like bamboo usually fit best with how I approach this category.

Certifications

FSC certified

Material context

This toilet paper is made from tree-free bamboo sourced from responsibly managed forests. Bamboo is a fast-growing plant fiber that renews without replanting, making it a practical alternative to traditional tree pulp. The paper is processed without chlorine and does not include added fragrances or lotions, keeping the material profile straightforward. Packaging is plastic-free, which aligns with a simpler, more transparent approach to everyday paper goods.

How I think about this choice

Toilet paper doesn’t need extras to work well. I focus on simple fibers, fewer processing steps, and clear sourcing, so this everyday product fits naturally into a low-tox home.