Toilet paper

I buy this quite regularly, and I like that it’s eco friendly. It’s not as soft as some others but it’s very tightly packed so you seem to get a lot on a roll. I’d say it’s good value for money as it’s good quality and definitely does the job without needing huge amounts. The rolls seem to contain a fair amount of paper even though they look quite small, they’re so tightly wound that they last well. It’s effective, softer than it appears on the roll weirdly, when you use it, and I like it.

It’s a little bit more expensive but well worth it in my opinion, soft enough and strong but what make the biggest difference is you don’t get all the dust that you would with standard toilet rolls, and it makes a surprising impact on how clean the bathroom feels, plus it’s eco friendly, so it worth paying that bit more for. Panda not included- just saying so as not to mislead.

I like the idea of this toilet paper — it’s eco-friendly, plastic-free, and made from sustainable bamboo.The texture is fairly soft, and it holds up well without tearing easily. That said, it’s not as silky or plush as some premium brands, and I find the rolls run out a bit faster than I’d like. For the price, I expected it to feel a little more luxurious. Overall, it’s a decent, environmentally conscious option, but not my first pick if comfort is the top priority.

Love bamboo toilet roll as it's thicker and stronger than tree loo roll. 100% eco friendly easier to unravel than tree roll. Good value for money

After personally testing over 20 different toilet papers—ranging from supermarket value packs to premium eco-friendly rolls—The Cheeky Panda Bamboo Toilet Rolls continue to stand out as the most consistent, balanced, and high-performing option I’ve used. Despite all the marketing noise in the eco tissue world, this brand remains the one I return to again and again, especially for its impressive blend of comfort, durability, and sustainability. It’s not just hype—it’s genuinely better. The texture is one of the key highlights. Some people online complain that this paper is “too thin,” but in my daily use I found the 3-ply construction more than strong enough for practical use. It doesn’t shred, tear, or pill under normal pressure, and it's surprisingly absorbent for something this eco-friendly. The ply layers are well-bonded and don’t separate easily. Unlike some bamboo alternatives I’ve tried that feel almost waxy or overly smooth, Cheeky Panda has just enough texture for proper cleaning without any irritation. In all honesty, the idea that you need thicker paper is only really relevant in very specific situations—like if you’re ill and using it extremely frequently over a short period. In everyday conditions, this performs perfectly well. I tested this across 20 different scenarios to push its limits. For example, it's excellent for day-to-day household use, including shared bathrooms. It holds up for children’s use, especially when paired with a good dispenser. It also works nicely as a makeup wipe alternative with micellar water—soft enough on the skin, doesn’t disintegrate. I used it for cleaning glasses and other delicate surfaces when tissues weren’t nearby—no lint, no scratch. Crafting or painting cleanup? Ideal. Emergency nose tissues? Didn’t shred even when damp. Even for pet care (e.g., wiping muddy paws), it performed better than cheaper tissues I had on hand. In the RV and travel bag, it packs tightly, doesn’t crush easily, and the rolls are uniform and compact—making storage practical. It worked well in my wet room which is slightly humid—no clumping, no softening while in storage. For those with septic tanks, I tested disposal and breakdown: no issues observed. I even tried composting some (as a test batch) and was impressed with how cleanly it breaks down compared to bleached or dyed varieties. On the rare occasion you might wish it were thicker—such as post-surgery hygiene care or cleaning up messier accidents—I could understand the argument for something more padded. But that’s a 1-in-100 use case, and not a reason to avoid what is otherwise a top performer. Cleaning up the packaging was another small win. There’s no plastic involved, and the box is recyclable and reusable—great if you buy in bulk. I’ve also noticed there’s no chemical smell, no artificial softness created by lotion or coating, and that’s a plus for anyone with allergies or sensitive skin. And importantly, it's ethical. I appreciate knowing the bamboo used isn’t taken from panda habitats, and that the company is pushing for closed-loop, low-impact manufacturing. All in all, this remains the best tissue I've tested across a range of situations. I’ll continue comparing other brands out of curiosity, but Cheeky Panda has set the bar extremely high, and so far, nothing else offers the same balance of comfort, eco-awareness, durability, and daily practicality. If you’re serious about switching to sustainable tissue without compromising real-world performance, this is absolutely worth trying.

We have used this for 2 years, brilliant. However the last two deliveries have been lower quality so we are not buying

Very soft and comfortable to use. There is no scent or chemicals so that’s good for children’s skin and people with sensitive skin. Value for money is not expensive led ease of use is great: roll size is reasonable. Quilting is thick enough so won’t tear. Cleaning power is also good. Better than using bleached chemicals in the most sensitive spot of your body that goes directly to your brain and disrupts hormones

Regulary been buying this for a few years. Apart from the eco aspect which was the main reason for buying, you get a lot on a roll that is soft but strong and absorbent. No fluffy dusty bits that you can find when cleaning. Lovely packaging that isn't a eye sore when storing. Works out much more economical that cheap bulky toilet paper that clogs the toilet. Would never change this product. Good for the pocket and the environment. Win win