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Seventh Generation - household products from recycled/natural materials

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goodcow

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I was searching for toilet paper on Amazon (yes, I buy toilet paper on Amazon - it's cheaper), and stumbled upon this company "Seventh Generation" which makes all sorts of products out of completely recycled materials, or natural ones.

Paper plates
Toilet paper
Bathroom cleaners
Dish cleaning liquids
Tissues
Paper towels
Laundry detergents
Diapers
Light Bulbs
etc.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search.html/102-8339447-0844127?index=hpc&brand=Seventh Generation
www.seventhgeneration.com/

So for those who'd like to check it out and help save the enviornment, click above for their full product listing. I'm going to buy some of their paper plates, toilet paper, and paper towels to try them out.

If every household in the U.S. replaced just one bottle of 150 oz. ultra petroleum-based liquid laundry detergent with our 150 oz. vegetable based product, we could save 298,000 barrels of oil, enough to heat and cool 17,100 U.S. homes for a year!
 

PS2 KID

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The paper towels.. they're *barely usuable* if you have been using bounty or viva paper towels. Plus the sheets are smaller too. It feels like the brown folded stuff you get out of the public bathrooms but thinner. I'll go back to bounty.. I still didn't get my toilet paper from them yet and I ordered just after thanksgiving so make sure the toilet paper you get is in stock and ready to ship. The liquid laundry detergent isn't bad and neither is the fabric softener. Probably their better products. The 150oz is heavy though. I bought the 100oz bottles. The dish washing liquid is not concentrated, so use a little more than usual if you are used to those ultra concentrated formula type dish washing liquids. It's easy on the hands though. I haven't tried the paper plates. Don't really have use for them.

What toilet paper is cheap there?

edit: typos
 

goodcow

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Matlock said:
wtf, buying toilet paper online?

And $5 for a 6 pack? Fucking obscene, I get twice that for $6.

It's cheaper than the supermarket near me, and besides, this is hands-down the best toilet paper I've ever used. Very soft and fluffy, and double-ply.
 

PS2 KID

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I use the Charmin Aloe + E but it's never on sale here. Charmin Ultra doesn't go on sale enough either. :lol
 
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