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  • Eco-friendly toilet paper for a non-toxic period

    Eco-friendly toilet paper for a non-toxic period

    Having your period is the most natural thing in the world. Sadly, the same can’t be said for sanitary products. Commercial tampons and pads often contain bleach, plastic, even fragrances and pesticides. In May 2025, the UK’s pesticide action network...

  • What are the best tissues for allergies?

    What are the best tissues for allergies?

    From the heyday of the handkerchief to today’s trusty tissues, it’s always been wise to keep something handy for blowing your nose. Disposable tissues come in all sorts, from our simple bleach-free sheets in card boxes to fancy plastic packets. And...

  • Is kitchen roll biodegradable?

    Is kitchen roll biodegradable?

    Kitchen roll can be put to use in all kinds of daily tasks. We hear from customers who use our bleach-free, resilient towels to clear out chicken coops, fit boilers, and wipe the odd spot of blood in their tattoo parlours....

  • Toilet roll-off: Naked Paper vs. Who Gives a Crap

    Toilet roll-off: Naked Paper vs. Who Gives a Crap

    The products we use every day impact our wallets, our bodies, and our environment. There’s plenty of choice out there, so it’s helpful to know how similar products compare. If you’ve stumbled on this blog, it’s likely you’re interested in...

  • What is the difference between kitchen rolls and toilet paper?

    What is the difference between kitchen rolls and toilet paper?

    Time for a tea break.  You boil the kettle, drop the tea bag in your favourite mug, and start to shake the milk before pouring it in. But, oh dear, someone didn’t fasten the lid properly, and now there’s a...

  • Can you recycle toilet paper tubes?

    Can you recycle toilet paper tubes?

    Most of us use toilet paper every day. Unless you're using coreless tissue, you'll be left with an empty cardboard tube at the end of each roll.  For the average person in the UK, that’s 127 tubes to dispose of...