Extras you never asked for
Plenty of rolls add fragrance, dyes or lotions to feel "luxurious". Those extras are well-known triggers for itching and irritation on sensitive skin.
- 100%Bamboo
- NoFragrance
- PlasticFree
- TreeFree
No trees. No bleach. No drama.
PeachLeaf™ Bamboo Toilet Paper
Soft, strong bamboo toilet paper with nothing weird added. Kind to your skin, easy on the planet.
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- 100% bamboo, zero trees
- Soft & strong, never flimsy
- Plastic-free packaging
- No inks, dyes or fragrance
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Overview
- 100% bamboo
- Soft & strong
- Plastic free
- Kind to skin
Made from 100% bamboo fibre, Peachleaf rolls are soft on your skin and strong enough to do the job, without a single tree cut down.
Details
- [Sheets per roll]
- [Sheet size]
- [Ply, e.g. 3-ply]
- 100% bamboo fibre
- No inks, dyes or added fragrance
- Paper-wrapped rolls in a recyclable box
- [Septic safe: confirm with supplier]
- Ships in 5–7 days
Sustainability
Most regular toilet paper is made from trees, much of it from virgin forest pulp. We would rather leave the forests standing, so Peachleaf is made from bamboo instead.
Bamboo is a grass that grows back from its roots after harvest. No clear-cutting, no replanting. [Add where your bamboo is sourced and any certifications.]
Bamboo or regular toilet paper?
Ah, one of life's big questions. Here's the honest difference:
- Regular toilet paper is usually made from tree pulp, often bleached, and sometimes comes with added fragrance, dyes and a plastic wrapper.
- Peachleaf bamboo toilet paper is made from fast-regrowing bamboo, with no inks, dyes or fragrance, and ships plastic-free.
Same comfort, fewer trees. And if you don't love it? You get your money back within 30 days.
No trees harmed
Butt-approved softness
Nothing weird added
Plastic-free, always
Grows back in years, not decades
Funny, but true
Scratchy TP is officially on notice.
Your butt has put up with sandpaper sheets, shedding fluff and mystery perfume for long enough. Time for an upgrade that's kinder to it, and to the planet.
Bamboo, not tree pulpThe lab report
We put your toilet paper under the microscope.
Same job, very different ingredients. Tap a topic to compare.
Nothing added. Just bamboo.
No fragrance, no dyes, no lotions. Only soft bamboo fibre touches the most sensitive skin you've got.
Fragranced and coloured toilet tissue are documented causes of contact dermatitis in medical literature.
Bleached white, maybe with PFAS
Most regular toilet paper gets its bright white from chlorine-based bleaching. A 2023 University of Florida study also detected PFAS "forever chemicals" in toilet paper sold around the world.
Unbleached and kept simple
Peachleaf skips the bleach and the extras. [Add your lab test or certification here.]
Study: PFAS in toilet paper and wastewater, Environmental Science & Technology Letters (2023)
Made from trees, even ancient ones
The NRDC's "Issue with Tissue" report found major US tissue brands rely on virgin tree pulp, much of it from Canada's boreal forest, one of the largest intact forests left on Earth.
Made from grass. Yes, grass.
Bamboo is a grass, not a tree. It's one of the fastest-growing plants on the planet and grows back from its roots after harvest.
Thin sheets, bigger wads
Flimsy sheets tear, so you fold, bunch and reach for more. More paper per wipe means you run out faster and buy again sooner.
Strong sheets, fewer wads
Long bamboo fibres make a strong sheet, so a few do the job. [Confirm ply and sheet strength.]
The roll goes, the plastic stays
The paper breaks down, but most supermarket multipacks come wrapped in plastic film that heads straight for the bin.
Breaks down. Box recycles.
Peachleaf breaks down after you flush it, and every roll ships paper-wrapped in a recyclable box. [Confirm septic safety.]
What happens down there
Your most sensitive skin deserves fewer extras.
You wipe the most delicate skin on your body several times a day. Whatever is on the paper ends up on you.
- Added fragrance for that "fresh" smell
- Dyes and printed patterns
- Chlorine-based bleaching for extra white
- Lotions and softeners
- Loose fluff that can stay behind
- No added fragrance
- No dyes or inks
- No bleach
- Nothing added, just bamboo fibre
- Soft, strong sheets
Fragrances and dyes are common causes of contact irritation on sensitive skin. If irritation continues, talk to a doctor.
Follow the money
Cheap roll. Expensive habit.
Big paper sells softness and "fresh" scents. What it doesn't print on the pack is who really pays for them.
20%+
of the world's tissue is used in the US, by just over 4% of the world's population. (NRDC, 2019)
Wipe smarterBIG PAPER CO.
ItemWho pays
Virgin forest fibrefor that "premium" softness
The planet
Chlorine-based bleachingso it looks extra white
Rivers
Fragrance & lotiona smell nobody asked for
Your skin
Plastic multipack wrapused once, binned forever
Landfill
Thin sheetsuse more, buy more
Your wallet
TOTAL
A forest
Thank you for flushing with us!
Grow. Wipe. Regrow.
Trees take decades. Bamboo takes a breather.
Bamboo is a grass. Cut it and it grows back from the same roots, no replanting needed.
The regrowth race
Tree
Decades
Bamboo
A few years
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1
Grow
Bamboo shoots up fast, with no replanting needed.
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2
Harvest
Only mature stalks are cut. The roots stay in the ground.
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3
Roll
Turned into soft, strong Peachleaf rolls.
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4
Regrow
It breaks down after you flush while the bamboo grows back.
Bamboo regenerates from its underground root system after harvest.
The upgrade
The box your bathroom actually wants.
- Fewer store runs and fewer panic buys
- Fewer "who used the last roll?" investigations
- Every roll paper-wrapped, zero plastic
- Looks good enough to leave out
The real roll. The real box.Real talk
Bums love it
23,492 reviews
Softer than I expected
I honestly didn't expect bamboo to feel this soft. Not going back.
No more itching
Switched from a scented brand and my skin is so much happier.
No plastic, finally
Love that everything arrives paper-wrapped. Strong, no fluff, no guilt.
The whole family switched
Nobody noticed a difference, except the box looks way nicer in the bathroom.
Use way less
The sheets are strong, so I'm not grabbing half the roll every time.
Great switch
Took one roll to get used to it, now I'd never go back to the old stuff.
Quick questions
Questions? We've got answers.
Everything you wanted to know about bamboo toilet paper but were too polite to ask.
Is bamboo toilet paper scratchy?
Nope. Bamboo fibres are naturally soft. Most people can't tell the difference, except for the smug feeling.
What's NOT in it?
No added fragrance, dyes, inks or lotions, and no plastic wrap. [Confirm bleach-free and PFAS testing.]
Why bamboo instead of recycled paper?
Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants on Earth and regrows from its roots after harvest, so no trees are cut down and nothing needs replanting.
Will it clog my toilet or septic tank?
[Confirm with your supplier and add details here.]
How many rolls come in a box?
[Add your roll count, ply and sheets per roll here.]
How long does shipping take?
Orders arrive in 5–7 days. [Add your free-shipping threshold if you have one.]
What if my butt isn't impressed?
Then you get your money back. Every order comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so trying Peachleaf is risk-free.