Stop Buying These UK Toilet Paper Brands — Here's Why

🧻 Most people grab the same toilet roll every week without a second thought — and keep overpaying for packaging, branding and words like "luxury" and "soft" that tell you nothing about what's actually in the roll. In this video you'll discover: — Andrex Ultimate Quilts costs up to 46p per 100 sheets — yet a pack of Little Duck at Tesco works out at around 15p per 100 sheets for a three-ply quilted roll. That is three times more money for the famous puppy on the front — Which? tested two bamboo toilet paper brands that both claimed to be 100% bamboo. One contained just 2.7% bamboo fibre in independent laboratory testing — the other 73.9% of its content was conventional hardwood. You were paying a premium for a material that was barely there — FSC certification — the green forestry logo you see on most toilet rolls — does not mean the paper is recycled. It means the wood came from a managed forest. Those are two completely different things, and almost nobody in the aisle knows the difference It turns out the brands charging the most for sustainable credentials produced the most alarming results when an independent lab actually checked. Watch until the end to find out the one number you should always look for before you put any toilet roll in your basket. #toiletpaper #ukgroceries #savemoney -- This channel is intended for informational and educational purposes. We strive to use verifiable sources and reference them in the descriptions of our content: books, websites, archives, and news services. We separate myth from fact and do not aim to mislead our viewers. All information has been analysed and edited by me.