Toilet paper stamp product details:
- Positive: Toilet paper rolls, paper towel rolls, and plastic bottle caps can be used to make adorable stamp flower works of art.
- Negative: Some toilet paper brands may contain harmful chemicals, including bisphenols (BPA & BPS), PEG, undisclosed fragrances, and PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) . Recycled toilet paper may also contain trace amounts of harmful chemicals due to processing.
- Ingredients or materials: The main materials used to produce toilet paper include water, tree pulp, chemicals for extracting fiber, and bleach (e.g. chlorine dioxide) . Some brands use recycled paper, bamboo, or sugarcane to make their toilet paper. The Forest Stewardship Council certifies that some toilet paper is made from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social, and economic benefits.
It is important to consider the ethical and environmental impact of the toilet paper we use. Ethical Consumer provides rankings for 27 brands of toilet paper based on deforestation and other factors, and recommends brands that score highly. Mamavation has investigated the toxicity of various toilet paper brands and provides a list of brands that do not contain certain harmful chemicals. Your Best Digs has also conducted a study to find the best toilet papers based on lab tests and user satisfaction.
