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  • How does toilet paper dissolve in water?

    How does toilet paper dissolve in water?

    When it comes to toilet rolls, there are a few essential qualities most of us are looking for. Softness is a plus, sheet-count is important, and then there’s the all important issue of strength.  At Naked Paper we get a...

  • Flushing the greenwash:  recycled vs. recyclable

    Flushing the greenwash: recycled vs. recyclable

    We’re back with another examination of common tactics used in greenwashing, and this time we’re diving into a big topic for environmentally-friendly manufacturing: recycling.  “Reduce, re-use, recycle” has long been a mantra among the environmentally-conscious, and many products that are...

  • The toilet paper divide: Binning or flushing?

    The toilet paper divide: Binning or flushing?

    Buckle up tissue fans - today we’re off on a thrilling tour of the world. Are we going to experience marvellous cultural wonders and sample exotic cuisines? No! We’re checking out the loos.  Going to the toilet is a universal...

  • Why did people panic-buy toilet rolls during COVID-19?

    Why did people panic-buy toilet rolls during COVID-19?

    The Covid-19 pandemic brought about unprecedented changes and challenges. Just a few years later, it’s easy to forget the unreality of those first few months, as global supply chains ground to a halt, travel ceased, and millions of people around...

  • Our response to the recent Which? article

    Our response to the recent Which? article

    Updated: January 2025 In April 2024 the UK's Which? magazine published an article claiming that our unbleached Naked Paper (formerly Naked Sprout) bamboo toilet paper is not made from 100% bamboo.  We recognise Which? plays an important role for consumers,...

  • Eco friendly toilet rolls: five reasons to make the change

    Eco friendly toilet rolls: five reasons to make the change

    Toilet paper is a staple household item in about 30% of the world. If we think about the objects we use most often in our everyday lives, they’re up there with toothbrushes and phones. And sadly, those soft little rolls...