Conventional toilet paper touches your most sensitive tissue — daily, for a lifetime. The science on what's in it is alarming.
Researchers tested 21 toilet paper brands globally and found PFAS "forever chemicals" — including 6:2 diPAP — in every single sample tested. Conventional and recycled alike.
The WHO classifies dioxins as highly toxic, persistent environmental pollutants. Chlorine bleaching of wood pulp — used in most conventional toilet paper — is a known source.
Recycled toilet paper can contain BPA transferred from thermal receipt paper. BPA is a known endocrine disruptor linked to hormonal disruption and developmental effects.
Bamboo skips the wood-to-pulp chemical conversion entirely. No chlorine bleach needed. No recycled receipt contamination. See the full science →
As we become more aware of the chemicals in our food, the microplastics in our water, and the toxins in our skincare, a new focus has emerged on the items we use most intimately. For many, the bathroom is the...
As the corporate landscape shifts toward radical transparency and environmental accountability, procurement managers are no longer just looking at the bottom line. They are looking at the lifecycle of every product that enters their facility. In the hospitality and commercial...
As our collective awareness of environmental health and personal wellness continues to grow, the choices we make in the restroom are coming under intense scrutiny. For years, the conversation around eco friendly toilet paper was dominated by recycled content. However,...
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