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  • How we deliver Naked Paper

    How we deliver Naked Paper

    Order from Naked Paper and your lovely bleach free loo rolls will arrive at your door the next day like magic.  But it’s not actually magic. Getting our tissue products to our customers quickly and reliably is an important part of...

  • Naked Paper: why we bare it all

    Naked Paper: why we bare it all

    For all our talk about our environmental credentials, we know that’s not the bottom line when you’re choosing products for your home. No one’s standing in the supermarket holding a pack of loo roll thinking, yes, but where’s the lifecycle assessment?...

  • How does toilet paper hold together (and break down?)

    How does toilet paper hold together (and break down?)

    Here’s an everyday mystery to think about next time you're on the loo. How is it that toilet paper stays in sheets when it's dry, and falls apart when it's wet?   Unlike the rougher, papery toilet paper of the past,...

  • Take the Bathroom Behaviour Index

    Take the Bathroom Behaviour Index

    We’ve spent five years refining the art of toilet paper making, and we’ve been lucky enough to roll into hundreds of thousands of UK homes.  After countless hours observing the behaviour of toilet paper shoppers we’ve learned a thing or two...

  • Bamboo vs recycled toilet paper: Which is better?

    Bamboo vs recycled toilet paper: Which is better?

    You use toilet paper, we use toilet paper, everyone (nearly everyone) uses toilet paper.  And we don’t just use it, we use it every single day. Multiple times a day, even. The impact adds up, not just on the planet...

  • The machine that never sleeps: Meet the Yankee cylinder

    The machine that never sleeps: Meet the Yankee cylinder

    To make a lot of toilet rolls, you need a lot of drying power. Toilet paper goes from wet pulp to dry sheets in just 1.4 seconds, and the machine that handles the drying is a serious loop of metal....