BRITS can beat the cost-of-living crisis by buying REUSABLE toilet paper.
Net Zero is flogging a £21.50 cloth loo roll that can be used again and again.
The eco-company says it can be put through the washing machine.
Brits can now beat the cost-of-living crisis with REUSABLE toilet paper
- Share This Article
"If I saw this in someone’s house I would leave and never come back"
It comes in a pack of 24 with designs on each sheet.
The description on the shop’s website says: “These washable and reusable toilet paper provides a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to clean yourself without creating waste or spending a mini fortune over time.
“You don’t have to practice good hygiene at the planet’s expense, this alternative fits on any standard toilet paper roll and easily re-rolls to hold its shape.
“To use, use dry or dampen each individual piece with water, recommended dry for number 1, wet for number 2.
“After use, collect pieces in a hamper until laundry day, recommended twice a week.
“Machine wash with hot water. Tumble dry low or air dry.
“You may choose to pre-soak with vinegar or cleaning solution.
“Once dry, re-roll one at a time.”
It comes as rising inflation has seen mid-range packs of nine toilet roll increase from £3 to £4 during the cost-of-living crisis at supermarkets.
But customer said the concept was unsanitary and gross.
One person said: “If I saw this in someone’s house I would leave and never come back.
“I know it stinks in there.”
Zeke said: “I know we’ve got to save the earth but…I don’t know there’s got to be another way.”
Valentina Kleckner added: “If we’re talking about pollution, the water from flushing is the problem, not the toilet paper.
“All this does is increase water usage and make you more likely to catch diseases.”
Tam added: “Not everything is meant to be reusable.”
Clark said: “imagine the smell and colour of this thing after you use it for one month.”
Lottie Tiplady-Bishop
Lottie is our assistant news editor. She first started out in journalism editing The Tab Manchester at university, and The Sun Online before moving here to help oversee the news team. She loves crime stories, reading the Sunday papers and anything vegan.
Learn More
Subscribe
Please login with your chosen social channel above to comment
0 Comments
Oldest
More to Explore
Can't see what you're looking for?
Do you have a story?
Do you have something to say? Submit your story to one of our editorial staff for review for more information on making money from your story.
Earn money
