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No Issues Sustainable Soft Toilet Tissues review

0.42c per 100 sheets

CHOICE Expert Rating

60%
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Test results

CHOICE Expert Rating
60%
Softness score
55%
Disintegration test score
62%
Separation test score
45%
Puncture test score
81%

Sustainability

Shop Ethical rating
PEFC Certified
FSC Certified
Biodegradable claim
Made from recycled paper
Suitable for all toilet systems
Bleaching (chlorine-free) claim
Other environmental claims
Sustainable 100% Bamboo
Country of origin
China

Specifications

Ply
3
Number of sheets per roll
275
Pack size tested
6
Size of sheets (cm)
10 x 11
Website
noissues.com.au
Any other claims
Soft & hypoallergenic

Cost

Price
$6.95
Price per 100 sheets
$0.42

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Peter Zaluzny

Peter Zaluzny is a Content producer in the Digital home team. He covers everything from home entertainment and personal safety devices to tech for your car and mattresses. Peter enjoys cutting through the nonsense to help people understand the products they’re considering to buy. He helps consumers make educated, informed decisions. Peter has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Wollongong.

Peter Zaluzny is a Content producer in the Digital home team. He covers everything from home entertainment and personal safety devices to tech for your car and mattresses. Peter enjoys cutting through the nonsense to help people understand the products they’re considering to buy. He helps consumers make educated, informed decisions. Peter has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Wollongong.