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Crap does some cute things with its paper packaging. (And it’s delivered from a lot closer than Australia.)Bamboo vs Recycled Toilet Paper (Sustainability AND Efficacy)Who Gives A Crap’s 100% recycled toilet paper is the most truly sustainable option I tested.First, because nothing new has to be harvested to make it. (Not even bamboo, even though it’s a much better thing to harvest than trees.)Second, while the recycled toilet paper is not unbleached, it uses a more eco-friendly bleaching process with no chlorine. (PCF instead of ECF, which is used for both tree and bamboo toilet paper. For details, read page 16 here, or search the doc for “PCF.”)Who Gives A Crap’s scores on the NRDC’s toilet paper sustainability guide.The recycled roll, on the left, traveled home with me in my suitcase for the holidays… excuse the wrinkles!Does recycled toilet paper work, though? And when you actually use the recycled stuff, it’s good. I mean… it’s fine.But I’m not going to sit here and tell you it’s amazing and luxurious and fluffy. The recycled option is not as smooth and soft as the bamboo rolls (whether from WGAC or Reel). But it is much better than other recycled toilet paper I’ve tried. (And nothing like the terrible, single-ply, public restroom stuff.)This recycled TP is perfectly decent – and is the most affordable option, along with being the most sustainable. (A rare combo!)But if you want something more plush feeling, go for bamboo. Yes, the difference is notable – it’s softer, thicker, and just nicer feeling than recycled paper.And bamboo is still much better for the environment than normal premium toilet paper made from trees. (Farming bamboo is better than cutting down trees in a forest. But reusing something that’s already been cut down and recycled is the best of all.)Tip: If you go for bamboo, just make sure you find one that’s FSC certified – meaning it wasn’t grown in an area where trees were chopped down in order to grow bamboo. That would pretty much defeat the purpose, huh? (Both of my recommendations here are FSC certified.)Both from Who Gives A Crap: 100% recycled on the left, and the softer 100% bamboo on the right.The Best Bamboo Toilet Paper? (Reel vs Who Gives A Crap)Honestly, there’s not a huge difference between the two bamboo options I tested. Both feel like top-of-line options.Neither brand is quite as fluffy as the premium Charmin that they chop down forests for, but they’re very soft, strong and good.Trying to compare Who Gives A Crap with Reel was pretty tough in this case. I asked for lots of second and third opinions, and it was a fairly mixed bag which one people preferred. Personally though,

Towels from each brand, too. And I solicited lots of second opinions from friends and family. (Some people got rolls of toilet paper and an assignment as a Christmas gift from me this year. But I gifted myself something different.) “Merry Christmas!! Send notes.” – me.The details are all below! I also calculated the price per roll to compare, since I get that this might not be an area where you really want to invest. (Surprise: It doesn’t cost much more to go green in this department.)Reel makes just one kind of toilet paper, out of 100% bamboo, and it’s my favorite of the three eco-friendly toilet paper rolls I’ve tried.This was the first option that came into my apartment for this swap, and it was more impressive than I expected. I put a roll in the bathroom without making any announcement, and the first feedback I heard from my husband was, “I want to keep getting that.”It doesn’t even really feel like paper (and it’s kind of not – it’s bamboo!). It doesn’t fall apart, or really tear or pill at all. It almost feels more like a thin, soft, strong fabric, which is pretty nice.That last sentence above lead one of my readers (on this Instagram post) to ask a very good question: Does the bamboo toilet paper dissolve easily in water, or would it cause plumbing problems? And that question put me on an experimentation mission!My Reel rolls, on the right. Does bamboo toilet paper block drains? (VIDEO)First of all, I definitely haven’t had any clogged pipe issues, and have been using bamboo in two houses for several months. (Mine and my parents – trust me, I would have heard if there were a problem.)Of course, Reel’s answer is that “bamboo toilet tissue effortlessly breaks down in water,” and is perfectly safe for septic tanks. It’s also worth noting that bamboo in general breaks down more easily than wood fibers, so I would be surprised if bamboo were harder on plumbing than tree paper. Plus, these sheets are a lot thinner than the ultra-luxe, super fluffy, quilted kinds of TP.And you can use a lot less of it! Another great thing about bamboo toilet paper is that its strength means you don’t need as many sheets. So there should be less paper to potentially clog drains.But I still wanted to do a quick test, to actually see how well a sheet of bamboo toilet paper would dissolve in cold water. Our video below shows how it went:PriceReel’s bamboo toilet paper costs about $1.50 per roll. (See the price chart below for details.) At first, it seemed more expensive than Who Gives A Crap, until I realized that

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AbstractIn the current power industry, the raw material for production of insulating paper is mainly softwood of which the growth rate is slow. The fiber length of bamboo is close to that of softwood, and because of its shorter growth cycle and environmental friendliness, it can replace the traditional softwood to some extent. In this paper, insulating oil-bamboo paper and insulating oil-softwood paper with different thermal accelerated aging time were obtained through thermal aging platform. The electrical properties of the two kinds of oil-paper composite materials were compared. According to the research results, although the AC breakdown strength of the insulating oil-bamboo paper is slightly lower than that of the insulating oil-softwood paper in the initial stage of aging, the former decreases more slowly and exceeds that of the insulating oil-softwood paper at the late stage of aging. The relative permittivity of the insulating oil-bamboo paper is significantly higher than that of the insulating oil-softwood paper and the dielectric loss factor of the insulating oil-bamboo paper is relatively higher near 50 Hz but much lower in the low frequencies. It is indicated that the insulating oil-bamboo paper has better structural stability and thermal aging resistance than the insulating oil-softwood paper. Similar content being viewed by others ReferencesPrevost, T.A., Oommen, T.V.: Cellulose insulation in oil-filled power transformers: part I - history and development. IEEE Electr. Insul. Mag. 22(1), 28–35 (2006)Article Google Scholar Huang, X., et al.: Construction of nanocellulose sandwich-structured insulating paper and its enhancement for mechanical and electrical properties. IEEE Trans. Dielectr. Electr. Insul. 28(4), 1127–1135 (2021)Article Google Scholar Zhou, Y., Jin, F., Huang, M., Huang, J., Liu, Z., Lu, L.: Effects of DC prestressing on partial discharge in oil-impregnated pressboard insulation. IEEE Trans. Dielectr. Electr. Insul. 23(1), 460–468 (2016)Article Google Scholar Dong, D., Lei, L., Hou, Y., Liu, C.: Effect of balloon-like structure on properties of bamboo pulp during beating process. Cellulose 30(12), 7965–7980 (2023)Article Google Scholar China Paper Association.: China pulp and paper industry: annual report 2022. China Pulp Pap 44, 21–30 (2023). (in Chinese) Google Scholar Khripunov, A.K., Kiesewetter, D.V., Reznik, A.S., Malyugin, V.I., Tuyet, D.V., Quang, T.L.: Investigation of electrical insulating properties of bamboo paper from Vietnam. In: 2022 Conference of Russian Young Researchers in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, pp 1022–1025. IEEE, Saint Petersburg (2022) Google Scholar Liao, R., Lin, Y., Guo, P., Liu, H., Xia, H.: Thermal aging effects on the moisture equilibrium curves of mineral and mixed oil-paper insulation systems. IEEE Trans. Dielectr. Electr. Insul. 22(2), 842–850 (2015)Article Google Scholar Liao, R., Tang, C., Yang, L., Sun, C., Zhang, Y.: Research on the microstructure and morphology of power transformer insulation paper after thermal aging. Proc. CSEE 27(33), 59–64 (2007). (in Chinese) Google Scholar Emsley,

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