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New Soft Toilet Paper

Posted March 10th, 2009 by stout

I have been having a hard time finding the new softer toilet paper available from online merchants.

Local retailers in my area carry it in 4 packs.

Online retailers only carry the older stuff but they carry it in bigger quantities. Are there plans for offering larger quantities of the softer 100% recycled toilet paper, such as 48 roll packages available from Amazon where a standing order of a 48 roll case every few months can be subscribed to?

Thank you.

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Found it!
Posted by stout | Fri, Mar. 13, 2009

Okay, so it's via Nutricity on Amazon so it can't be subscribed to like an actual Amazon purchase can be, but it is a 48 pack (6 packs of 8).

Check it out.

Softer toilet paper
Posted by SarahT | Fri, Apr. 24, 2009

All of Seventh Generation's multi-pack toilet paper products are made with the softer feel, replacing the old, less-soft product. It may take time for the product to completely move through the supply chain, but just keep looking for the blue icon on the front of the pack that indicates it is softer.

Softer but much less
Posted by b1fin | Thu, May. 7, 2009

I get the softer part but at an expense of over a square footage per roll. It's even more expensive for less. I went through an 8 pack of toilet paper in about 2 weeks. What happen to the double roll. The new rolls go so fast. I feel ripped off. They are even thinner. I don't want to have to buy TP every other week. It's like when you open that bag of chips to find it's mostly air or the pint that's not a pint. VERY disappointed. No stars for Seventh Generation.

Seems to be working fine for me
Posted by stout | Wed, May. 20, 2009

I bought that 48 pack from Nutricity on the date I made that post, March 13th, and I'm only about a quarter way through it.

It isn't as soft as other "soft" brands, but it's soft enough to be comfortable and it has enough traction to actually wipe.

All the other brands of soft toilet paper (like Charmin for example) just seem to slide across solid materials instead of actually gripping them and wiping them out. It really stinks having to use a whole roll of Charmin only to have it just spread fecal material around because it lacks the friction to grip it.

Bad mental image, I know, but imagine experiencing the problem.