Seventh Generation Bathroom Tissue, 2-Ply Sheets, 500-Sheet Rolls (Pack of 48)

This is great TP. And it's made from 100% recycled paper. I love the fact that trees aren't being cut down just so I can wipe.

...In more ways than one. I have been using this TP for over 8 years. I used to get it from a company called Giam/Harmony. It is also offered at local grocery stores for a bit more money. I got tired of using thick TP which made me feel as though I was using a towel. I feel good about the EF element...even the wrapper is EF! I have tried the single ply...that is a little THIN. This makes me feel good, about me...the environment, and the price. I signed up for the auto-delivery so I think I will have an ample supply.

Earth friendly TP that performs well, is delivered on a schedule and is affordable?? .. I was skeptical but the discount from the subscription alone made it worth a try for me. I'm glad I signed up for the subscription! Now I just need to convince myself that the eco friendliness of the product justifies the fuel used to ship it... hmmmmmmmmm..

As most everyone has already said, this doesn't look like the most comfortable toilet paper. I like Cottonelle myself, but 7th Generation is so much better for the planet. I find it's soft factor to be acceptable. Not the greatest, but acceptable to make the switch. I have also discovered that a roll lasts longer than a double roll of Cottonelle. What I do loathe, however, is that each unit is individually wrapped. What could be more wasteful?

I have half a case left and had to finally break down and get good old Angel soft. I can truly say this is a real dissappointment. I thought being 2ply and having a soft side would mean it would be a little better than a public bathroom and be good for the planet too. WRONG! I never expected it to be plush or even close to Angel Soft but I thought it would be tolerable. I'll continue to use it of course-until it's gone for good. But every 2-3 rolls I just can't stand it anymore. There will be HUGE MONEY to be made for the first company who figures out how to make an earth friendly but soft toilet paper. Unfortunately, my favorite company for cleaning products has miserably failed in this area.