Plant Paper

Tree-free, Toxin-free, Toilet Paper
softer, stronger, smarter

The supply chain behind most toilet paper sold in the U.S. is controlled by a small handful of big corporations. With little competition to incentivize them to innovate, they continue to do what they have always done best: cutting down trees, contaminating our waterways and bloodstreams, and getting rich doing it.

The hidden costs of unsustainable conventional toilet paper are appalling:

•27,000 trees per day flushed down the world’s toilets to produce

•1,000 + of acres of boreal forest per minute

•37 gallons of water per roll

•1 gallon of bleach, 

The chemicals include, formaldehyde, virgin tree pulp and other chemicals per roll. The chemicals that make the tissue white, fluffy, and soft, are poinson to our bloodstream and our waterways. They cause cause of UTIs, fissures, vulvar irritation, and hemorrhoids. 

Times have changed, and so have our ideas about what it means to be clean. 

PlantPaper's color reflects the natural color of the bamboo used to make it which means no dyes. It is also septic safe, breaking down easily in septic systems. A two-sided dimple pattern offers a grippy side for grabbing a silky side for dabbing. 

Plant paper uses a larger sheet size which is up to 20% more surface area than conventional rolls, meaning you use less on every visit. Bamboo's high tensile strength means plant paper never tears or pills and leaves nothing behind.

Recycled toilet paper is ok, but it's far from perfect. It also contains BPA, a known endocrine disruptor that finds its way into the recycling stream through receipts.