Advantage of bamboo fiber unbleached paper tissue

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For our company bamboo toilet paper,kitchen paper towel,napkin,facial tissue,pocket tissue,mini jumbo roll , hand towel tissue have below advantage.

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Using 100% natural bamboo fiber as raw material, without adding any bleach chemical raw materials, the wastewater produced by pulping can be directly irrigated farmland, which has no pollution to the environment, reduces deforestation and is more environmentally friendly.

No bleach

Traditional white household paper, generally according to the whiteness requirements and add different amounts of bleach, natural color paper generally do not use bleach, fluorescent agent and other harmful additives, from the root elimination of dioxins (a carcinogen) generation, paper without chemical residue, harmless to human body.

Food grade

Now the color paper brand is generally through the national SGS testing certification, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Union food grade testing, are can directly contact with food is a better living paper.

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Natural bacteriostatic

The “bamboo Kun” naturally contained in bamboo fiber has the functions of antibacterial, antibacterial, mites, deodorant and anti-ultraviolet radiation. The paper is environmentally friendly and healthy.

Clean the dust

The main raw material of traditional white household paper is wood pulp, which has poor flexibility. Bamboo fiber has long length, thick fiber wall and large fiber hole, so it has good air permeability and absorption, good water absorption, natural soft characteristics, and avoids the generation of dust.

Environmental protection

Bamboo is a regenerative plant with extremely strong fecality, short growth cycle and excellent material. For our country, the bamboo forest resources are rich, and there is the statement of “the world bamboo in Asia and bamboo in Asia in China”.

In addition, our wood resources gradually reduced, the real conscience of the enterprise, has the responsibility to take into account the common development of people and the environment!

Do not destroy the ecology by logging, do not burn the residual pesticides such as Platycodon grandiflorum, heavy metals and other harmful substances, so as to achieve the harmonious coexistence of people and the environment.

Bamboo toilet paper Part of important thing around our side

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We are Doocity company,do OEM & ODM, in China we offer 100% bamboo toilet paper to Chinese petrol station(CNPC). mainly export to USA, Singapore,Australia,Poland,Canada,the secondary we ship to Italy, UK,Morocco, Korea and so on.

Our factory do bamboo paper 15 years already. we focus on protect environment,bamboo grow fastly as long as 1 year can grow well, so we choose bamboo as our sales’ products. use bamboo to make paper, can decrease to cut trees and protect forest. the key point we do no add decolorizer and fluorescent and any chemical in paper, keep nature.

For white color , it is use O2 oxidation to make, cut bamboo small , fermentation and booking, use Physical method to change white color. No adding any chemical.

High quality bamboo 3 ply soft toilet tissue paper

Furthermore, inside bamboo fiber there is one call” Bamboo Kun”, it can anti-microbial, it is healthy for human body using bamboo paper.

Bamboo paper quality is good, equal to 100% wood, but the strength is more strong. good water-absorbing and easily dissolution in water. in market now, the natural color (unbleached color) is most popular especial for the woman and baby. white color too, it is use O2 oxidation to make,  we no adding any chemical.

Now in our Chinese market, bamboo paper is popular more and more,  for unbleached color, especially many mothers and baby choose it.More and more people focus on friendly environment products.

Our dream is prompt bamboo paper to whole world, let everyone know and use bamboo products, at the same time save more green area and provide more clear air.

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Protect the earth and use bamboo paper tissue

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What’s happening now these three years. Covid-19,Natural disasters,earthquake,every every important things.

That is telling human.This beautiful planet is being destroyed. The forest is gradually destroyed. Every year about 17 million hectares of trees are cut down.The world produces about 450000000 tons of garbage each year. more than 8 million tons of plastic waste is dumped into the ocean,more than 15 million marine creatures die from plastic waste because of our actions. Now only about 4000 tigers left,less than 1800 pandas. The earth in the universe is trying to protect us,and we have been hurting it.

This is the world we share. And what you have to do,it’s just a little move,change the past.Put yourself into the beauty.Amazing our soul,Protect the environment,Listening to the joyful melody of nature.This is what we’ve been searching for all our lives.

In a limited time. Beauty and life do not mean eternity. A loaded home can no longer afford. Finally, the future we looking for.until we sort out our only future.Protect the environment, use biodegrade packaging. I hope we can back to starting point.

The earth start is blue color, now is grey color.

We do not want our grandchildren to breathe in haze.

We do not want our children to can not see the blue sky.

We do not want to irrigate our homes with sewage.

We use action to make a contribution to environmental protection.

We produce bamboo household product to express our desire for environmental protection.

Protect the forest without cutting down trees.

Protecting the environment is everyone’s responsibility.

Let us together to action.

we are OEM, In China we offer 100% bamboo paper to Chinese petrol station(CNPC). mainly export to USA, Singapore,the secondary we ship to Austria,UK,Japan and so on.

our factory do bamboo paper 15 years already. we focus on protect environment,

Bamboo is a ‘Superplant’ – and the fastest growing plant in the world. Growing up to 3 feet in 24 hours
* Absorbs 5 times more carbon dioxide than trees
*Produces 35% more oxygen than trees
*Maturity reached within 4-6 years. Trees take 30-60 years.
*Requires no pesticides or fertilizers – only needs rain water to grow

so we choose bamboo as our sales’ products. use bamboo to make paper, can decrease to cut trees and protect forest. the key point we do no add any chemical in paper, keep nature.

our dream is prompt bamboo paper to whole world, let everyone know and use bamboo products, at the same time save more green area and provide more clear air.

So bamboo toilet paper,kitchen paper towel,napkin,facial tissue,pocket tissue you’re worth have it.

We warmly hope plant more trees, separate the garbage,buy more eco-friendly products,create a balanced and normal environment for future. Let the earth breathe normally from each human.

What is bamboo toilet paper?

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Bamboo toilet paper is a more sustainable alternative to regular wood pulp paper. Surprise, surprise, it’s made from bamboo. Bamboo, despite being a grass, has similar properties to hardwoods such as oak, maple or birch, which are commonly mixed with softwood trees such as pine to make regular toilet paper.
Bamboo is incredible stuff, it really is. Not only does it feed pandas, it can also be used to make roads, buildings, furniture, food, clothes, toothbrushes, bicycles and yes, toilet paper.

 

Where does bamboo toilet paper come from?

The type of bamboo used to make A Good Toilet Paper, Most Bamboo, is grown in Guizhou, China, where the factory is also located. The border mountains of Guizhou have been identified as one of the eight plant diversity hotspots in China. The main flora types include evergreen broad-leaved forest, coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forest, montane elfin forest and a lot of bamboo. This means that our bamboo is not being grown on deforested land as it has been grown there for thousands of years.

 

 

How is bamboo toilet paper made?

The process of making toilet paper from bamboo is fairly straightforward and clean. Raw Bamboo is first turned into pulp and then pressed into paper in giant-size rolls. These are later divided into small rolls for smaller creatures like us. No bleach needs to be used, and the wastewater is taken care of in a closed-loop system. Furthermore, the factory is powered by solar.

 

With A Good Toilet Paper, we also added two innovations:

 

  • We exchanged the inner roll from wood pulp-paper to bamboo paper
  • We removed all plastic from around each roll. Instead, we pack them individually with bamboo paper. 0% plastic, better designs.

 

What certificates exist?

The strongest guarantee that the bamboo is sourced sustainably is that it has been certified by the FSC (ours has). The FSC Bamboo mark not only ensures environmental sustainability, but it also promotes the core conventions of the International Labour Organization, meaning that vital workers’ rights are upheld.

 

 

Comparison bamboo toilet paper vs regular toilet paper

When comparing bamboo toilet paper vs regular wood-based toilet paper it is necessary to consider the growth and harvesting of the raw materials and also the production of the paper itself.

 

 

Growth and harvesting, bamboo vs wood

Technically a member of the grass family (we love grass), bamboo is in the Guinness world record book as the fastest growing plant on earth, growing at a rate of up to 1m per 24hours. It’s actually possible to watch it grow!
It takes around seven years to reach maturity and, being a grass, regrows as soon as it’s been cut. When harvested, a new shoot grows from its extensive root system, so bamboo does not need replanting or additional cultivation and can be harvested every year after reaching maturity. When compared with the woods commonly used to make regular toilet roles (oak, maple, birch, pine) they can take 20-100 take to mature and are then chopped down and the stumps burnt for fertiliser.
Bamboo also absorbs twice the amount of carbon as trees and produces 30% more oxygen. It’s hardy too, requiring no chemicals, pesticides or fertilisers. It has natural antibacterial properties and discarded leaves provide all the nutrients needed when they start to decompose.
The water efficiency is twice that of trees, so it grows densely and can produce 20 times more usable materials in a single harvest. Typically the yields of bamboo of up to 150 ton per acre greatly exceed the yield of 25 tons for most trees. Also, as there’s no-deforestation occurring, the extensive root system remains intact and prevents soil erosion, saving nutrients for the next crop. This makes it truly one of the most efficient and sustainable materials around.

 

 

Regular toilet paper production

As we’ve already mentioned the process of making toilet paper from bamboo is simple and clean. The process of making the regular wood-pulp paper is much messier. To make paper first of all trees are cut down, itself an environmentally costly process. Next, a lot of water is needed to clean and prepare the pulp. A variety of chemicals are also involved in the manufacturing process. For example, chlorine is used to bleach the pulp white and makes toilet paper feel softer but with the drawback that it also severely pollutes local water sources.

 

100% biodegradable and flushable

Bamboo toilet paper is 100% biodegradable and breaks down well when flushed down the toilet. Also, as it doesn’t contain and bleaches or dyes, it won’t pollute the environment and it is also safe for use in septic tanks and on boats and RVs.

 

 

Use

At this point, you may be thinking “Yes! Sounds great, but there’s an undeniably important factor of toilet paper to be considered”. We hear you and we can confirm that yes, it is just as soft. Also, bamboo is naturally antibacterial making is perfect for use

4 Reasons Why Bamboo Toilet Paper Would Be Good for Our Bottom Line

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There you are sitting in some department store’s public restroom, and you see two toilet paper options to choose from. One is old fashioned hardwood tree toilet paper, and the other is certified, eco-friendly bamboo toilet paper. With the little that you know about both types of toilet paper, which one would you choose? If you’d choose bamboo, then good for you. If you didn’t, or you don’t really care, consider these four reasons, next time you’re faced with such an odd predicament, on why bamboo toilet paper might be good not just for your bottom line, but for everyone’s.

 

1. Prevents Deforestation.

According to the United States’ Environmental Protection Agency, one hardwood tree produces about 100 pounds of toilet paper and about 83 million rolls are produced per day. Humans consume 27,000 trees daily to make toilet paper. With so many trees being cut down to make something so short lived as toilet paper, why not consider an alternative source such as bamboo, which grows back almost as quickly as it’s chopped down since it’s technically a grass not a hard wood.
“Bamboo is a relatively new fiber in this part of the world and we think it offers considerable opportunities for the future,” said Tom Berry, head of sustainability at Kimberly-Clark EMEA. “It’s one of the fastest growing plants in the world producing significantly more fiber, on less land, than trees traditionally used to make tissue paper.”
As of 2009, between 25 percent and 50 percent of the toilet paper used in the United States comes from tree farms in the U.S. and South America, with most of the rest coming from second growth forests, and only a small percentage coming from virgin forests.

 

2. Reduces Paper Consumption.

The average American uses 50 pounds of tissue paper per year which is 50 percent more than the average of Western countries or Japan. The higher usage in America may be explained by the fact that in many non-American countries people utilize bidets or spray hoses to clean themselves. Millions of trees are harvested in North America and in Latin American countries leaving ecological footprint concerns.
Using bamboo as an earth-friendly alternative would significantly reduce consumption of hardwood-made paper. “Bamboo is being hailed as a new super material, with uses ranging from textiles to construction,” writes the BBC in an article coinciding with its radio report Green Gold: The Bamboo Boom. “It also has the potential to absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide, the biggest greenhouse gas, and provide some of the world’s poorest people with cash. “Today you can buy a pair of bamboo socks or use it as a fully load-bearing structural beam in your house – and it is said that there are some 1,500 uses for it in between.”

 

 

3. Stronger, Cooler, Softer.

Bamboo’s natural properties make it inherently stronger than hardwoods and is as strong as soft steel. It’s also cooler and softer to the touch, which is clearly a positive benefit when it comes to toilet paper handling. According to a news report by BusinessGreen, a new environmentally toilet paper is on its way. The Andrex puppy will soon be wrapping itself up in greener toilet paper, after parent company Kimberly-Clark unveiled a recycled tissue that uses bamboo for extra softness. It’s made from 90 percent recycled fiber and 10 percent imported bamboo. It’s also cased in 100 percent recycled and recyclable packaging.
‘”Creating a softer product like Andrex Eco could open the door for greater consumer uptake and help us all play a part in moving to a more sustainable lifestyle,” said Julia Young, manager of WWF Global Forest and Trade Network, of which Kimberly-Clark is a member.

 

4. Biodegrades Faster.

Bamboo is 100 percent biodegradable. It’s like it melts right back into the earth, making for cleaner, safer soils. It’s easier on our landfills, better for dirt quality, and doesn’t leave as many leftover, unusable byproducts during production.
All of these reasons amount to long-term cost savings for manufacturers, distributors, retailers and agriculturists, which results in a happier, healthier bottom line for both producers and users of such an earth-friendly alternative to traditional toilet paper.
Hopefully, you’ll start seeing more bamboo in a loo near you.

Eco-Friendly Toilet Paper: Bamboo vs. Recycled

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It doesn’t take an expert to realize that mowing down forests for single-use paper products is poor environmental practice — not least when handfuls of said product are being literally flushed down the toilet thousands of times per second.

According to a 2019 Natural Resources Defense Council report titled “The Issue With Tissue,” the U.S. leads the world in toilet paper consumption, with the average American going through 28 pounds of it per year.1 That translates to 141 rolls per person, nearly 50 billion rolls in total, and most of them hail from Canada’s boreal forest, which is home to entire populations of caribou, lynx, and moose, not to mention some 600 Indigenous communities. What’s more, these trees play an essential role in absorbing and storing earth-heating carbon, which is promptly released back into the atmosphere when the forest is cut.

For years, the NRDC has been urging consumers to switch to greener alternatives — namely recycled or bamboo toilet paper (if not the most sustainable option yet, the trusty bidet). Here’s a look at how each ranks in eco-friendliness, considering its manufacturing processes, pollution, harvesting methods, and bleaching.

 

How to Choose Paper Products That Protect Forests

The best way to make sure your paper products are sourced responsible is to look for their environmental certifications. The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification is the gold standard, ensuring products “come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social, and economic benefits.” It can be used for bamboo products, too. The FSC’s “tick tree” logo is perhaps the most widely recognized of the paper industry.
The Sustainable Forestry Initiative also offers a certification, but it’s not as stringent as the FSC’s, according to past reports by Green America and Greener Choices.

 

Bamboo Toilet Paper

Bamboo is quickly gaining traction as a tree-free toilet paper option. Bamboo paper products are manufactured in much the same way as regular paper — the plant is broken down into fibers and turned into a pulp that is then pressed and dried — but whereas the average conifer takes a year to grow one foot, bamboo can manage that growth in one measly hour. It is, in fact, the fastest-growing plant in the world. It’s not picky about where it grows, either.
Bamboo crops can thrive in a variety of climates. They occupy less space than boreal forests, don’t need to be replanted once harvested, and don’t require the use of fertilizers or pesticides. Bamboo products produce 30% fewer emissions than those made of virgin fiber, according to the NRDC.

 

Environmental Pitfalls

That’s not to say that bamboo is a perfect solution. The NRDC points out in its 2019 report that hardwood forests are now being destroyed just to make room for bamboo plantations, so it’s important to buy only bamboo products that are FSC-accredited.1

The fact that most bamboo is imported from Asia adds to its environmental impact, too.

 

Post-Use

Bamboo toilet paper is generally 100% biodegradable; it will decompose naturally and break down much faster than regular or recycled varieties, some of which can take several years to fully decompose. Its quick-dissolving nature makes bamboo toilet paper septic-safe and less likely to clog systems than traditional toilet paper.

 

Recycled Toilet Paper

Recycled toilet paper is made by soaking paper scraps in warm water, aerating the mixture to remove ink, bleaching and sanitizing it, then pressing and drying it, like with traditional toilet paper. According to the NRDC, recycling paper into bathroom tissue requires less water and energy and creates less air and water pollution than making bathroom tissue from timber; however, consumers should beware of misleading marketing claims and lurking chemicals.

 

BPA Contamination

A large portion of post-consumer recycled content has a thermal coating — think: the glossy papers used for receipts, lottery tickets, and shipping labels. Thermal paper contains bisphenol-A, better known as BPA, which has been found in recycled toilet paper.2 A study that examined BPA levels in paper products noted that dermal absorption of the toxin has minor health consequences compared with exposure through consumption (which has been linked to infertility, increased blood pressure, and more), but the environmental impact is greater.3
When paper containing BPA is flushed down the toilet, it can disrupt the reproductive systems of aquatic wildlife, resulting in a generational ripple effect that could forever alter ecosystems.4

 

Pre-Consumer vs. Post-Consumer Recycled Content

“Recycled” has become a vague, misunderstood, and unregulated greenwashing term in the toilet paper industry. The NRDC notes that a product can be branded as 100% recycled even if less than half of it is made of post-consumer recycled content.