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Where to find Clean Sheet
The independent shops, cafes, bookshops and community spaces across the UK that stock or use Clean Sheet bamboo toilet paper. The same list appears on the map above.
Cafes
- The Broca, London
Bookshops
- BookHaus Bristol, Bristol
- Dreadnought Books, Bristol
- Five Leaves Bookshop, Nottingham
- Freedom Press Bookshop, London
- Lighthouse Bookshop, Edinburgh
Bakeries
- Eric's Bakery, London
Other supporters
- Arts in Ramsgate, Ramsgate
- Begum Studio, London
- CouTours, London
- Crab Museum, Margate
- Day's Cottage Apple Juice, Gloucester
- Evrythng, Llanidloes
- Hawkwood, Centre for Future Thinking, Stroud
- MayDay Rooms, London
- Mothers Rise Up, London
- Niamos Radical Arts & Centre, Manchester
- Oasis Human Relations, Wetherby
- Outlandish, London
- Pelican House, London
- Rural Urban Synthesis Society, London
- Space4, London
- The World Transformed, London
- Unit 38, London
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Bamboo Toilet Paper
£30.00
Product details +−
- Double-length rolls coming in at 370 sheets
- Super soft 3-ply bamboo
- 10x10cm sized sheets
- 100% FSC-certified sustainable bamboo
- Plastic-free packaging: 100% FSC bamboo and recycled paper
- Biodegradable and plays well with most septic tanks
Is it good value for money? +−
Our rolls have 370 sheets vs the standard 168 – over double the length. That's 27p per 100 sheets* vs the supermarket average of 30p. So we're better value while also giving 100% of our profits to grassroots groups fighting for climate justice, workers' rights, and fairer housing.
*Based on our 48 roll box.
Are the rolls white? +−
We're launching with white rolls to reach as many people as possible — but unbleached and recycled options are on the way. Support us now, and you'll be helping to make that happen.
Unlike most ethical brands, we donate 100% of our profits to grassroots movements fighting for climate justice, workers' rights, and fairer housing. Imagine what a properly funded movement could achieve.