5 Reasons You Should Buy Recycled Toilet Paper Made In U.S.A
On an average day, approximately twenty-seven thousand trees are cut down per day to make toilet paper.
Bumroll's 100% recycled toilet paper is manufactured in the USA, which means fewer emissions from transportation and direct support for American workers.
Toilet paper is one of those necessary evils that we, as consumers, have to continuously be purchasing. Creating a lot of pollution, waste, and contributing to the deforestation of the earth, toilet paper is a concerning product. The amount that we use, and how often we purchase means that this is really a never-ending cycle. The most sustainable thing to do would be to of course give up toilet paper entirely. (However, if you’re anything like me, you’re definitely not doing this!) Consider switching to recycled toilet paper made in the USA.
Recycled toilet paper can be delivered right to your doorstep, right when you need it!
Watch the mail for your recycled box and all your rolls of tissue will be inside. Simple, convenient and quick, recycled toilet paper made in the U.S.A. takes the hassle out of restocking.
Using recycled toilet paper helps to preserve the earth’s trees and protect habitats.
Fewer trees need to be cut the more people use recycled products, so we are protecting the beautiful forests that are habitats to so many, and provide oxygen for us to breathe.
There is no bleach, chemicals, or dyes in this recycled toilet paper.
When you purchase traditional toilet paper it is so white because it has been intensely bleached. Repeatedly. Quality recycled toilet paper brands don’t use any chemicals, inks, dyes or anything in the production process.
Using recycled toilet paper means there is less water usage during production.
With the traditional production of toilet paper, there is a lot of water that is used to rinse the toilet paper from the chemicals and bleach. This process sometimes happens many times over to create the soft white toilet paper we see in the stores. This results in a lot of water waste. Making the switch to recycled toilet paper means you’re doing your part to protect water and the earth. It means that you support brands that are driven by sustainability and kindness to the earth.
The entire production process of recycled toilet paper is far less damaging to the environment than the production of traditional toilet paper.
For related searches, Bumroll's eco friendly toilet paper is worth a look as well, made in the USA and shipped free.
We need to educate ourselves and each other so we can take care of the planet better and for longer. Choosing recycled toilet paper made in the USA means sourcing everything in an ethical and sustainable way.
Recycled toilet paper is safe for all toilets and sewer systems.
Biodegradable, recycled toilet paper will give you no trouble in your sewer/drainage system. It is septic safe and perfect for all toilets.
I think it’s safe to say that the switch to recycled toilet paper is worth it!
Protecting our forests, preserving habitats, saving trees, and being free of chemicals and dyes, this toilet paper is quality and soft all in one.
How Recycled Toilet Paper Is Made
Recycled toilet paper starts its life as post-consumer paper waste: office paper, cardboard, and other recovered fibers that would otherwise end up in a landfill. That waste paper is collected, sorted, and shipped to a mill where it's mixed with water to break it down into a pulp slurry. From there, the pulp goes through a de-inking process that removes dyes, adhesives, and other contaminants, leaving behind clean, usable fiber. That fiber is then screened, cleaned, and pressed into sheets before being rolled onto the familiar tubes we use every day. Because the fiber has already been processed once, making it into tissue takes less energy and far less fresh water than starting from virgin wood pulp harvested straight from a forest.
The Environmental Case for Making the Switch
Every roll of virgin toilet paper represents trees that had to be cut down, transported, and processed before a single sheet was made. Multiply that by the billions of rolls sold each year in the U.S. alone, and the toll on forests, watersheds, and wildlife habitat adds up quickly. Recycled toilet paper breaks that cycle by reusing fiber that has already served its first purpose. Choosing recycled paper products also reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills, where paper can take years to break down and contributes to methane emissions as it decomposes. For households trying to shrink their environmental footprint, switching from virgin to recycled toilet paper is one of the simplest, lowest-effort changes available — it doesn't require new habits or equipment, just a different product on the shelf.
What to Look for When Buying Recycled Toilet Paper
Not all recycled toilet paper is created equal, so it helps to know what to check before buying. Look for a high percentage of post-consumer recycled content, ideally 80 percent or higher, since that reflects genuinely reclaimed fiber rather than manufacturing scraps. Certifications from third-party organizations can also confirm that the sourcing and manufacturing process meet independent environmental standards. Softness has historically been a concern with recycled paper, but modern processing techniques have closed much of the gap with traditional tissue, so it's worth trying a sample before committing to a large bulk order. Finally, check that the paper is septic-safe and free of dyes, fragrances, and chemical brighteners if you want a product that's gentler on both your plumbing and your skin.
Ready to make the switch? Try Bumroll's recycled toilet paper today.