Compact by Georgia-Pacific PRO Coreless 2-Ply Recycled Toilet Paper, White, 1000 Sheets Per Roll, 36 Toilet Tissue Rolls Per Case, 19375

Firstly, this listing seems to have the very same images and reviews as the "Angel Soft" version. I bought the blue industrial one and that is what I got. There is NO core. TL/DR Good stuff for the money, does the job and no pilling. Went from new roll everyday to 2 a week. Reliable. Like a lot of people I gave this a shot because it was what I could get when the Rona Panic hit. Personally, I would keep using it just because I get tired of being the only person in the house who can change a roll. Sadly I am not the only one here. Apparently I have sturdier bits than the rest of my family. They dont care for the lack of softness. Its not nasty, its just not plush. It is smooth. Its better quality than a lot of commercial styles you would find if you went into a bathroom in a lot of stores that have a bathroom. Pros. LESS CHANGING THE ROLL. Seriously, if you live in a household where the mechanics of roll changing is beyond the rest of your housemates, this is for you. I used to have to change the roll daily. Now its twice a week. I say "I" because it was (and still is) pretty much always me. -It does its job. Its not super plush but not rough. -It is strong enough not to shred when you pull on it. -It does not 'pill' up if you know what I mean. -Economic and also pandemic friendly. -Its easier on older toilets or plumbing challenged homes (not saying anything about septic, dont know). Our Toilet is old and cant always flush all the way. Big Fat Fluffy TP always gets stuck. This does not. Cons. The hole is tiny. You will need a special spindle (reasonably priced and sturdy) or a new TP stand if yours is too narrow. I started with a chincy stand from WallyWorld but it broke (plastic POS). I have since bought a wooden stand that can hold this or the forever type rolls. The reason being is my bathroom has a ceramic TP holder and its too tight to hold the full roll even with the spindle. So if you have an old dispenser you dont want to remove, you will need to come up with a different arrangement. -The package is huge. If you have lots of space, no worries. If you have a small home, it will be harder to find a place for the big brick o' TP. (BTW, mine came as pictured (blue) and no holes and no issues and no box) -It isnt fru-fru. If your parts cry when you wipe with anything but a cloud, this isnt for you (especially the last wrinkly yard of the roll). I think that sums it up. If you are not sure, dont buy it, because its a LOT. I started this package in Mid-April. I think I still have 3 or 4 more weeks left. You could always donate if you dont like it. That said, if you want decent, reliable, big fat, hardly change it rolls, this is the stuff for you.

Since people are still panic-buying toilet paper, it is currently only available at our small city's Walmart / grocery stores early in the mornings, when the stores first open. Hopefully this will soon change, but so far one can't buy toilet tissue in the afternoon. We are retirees who like to sleep in (as opposed to stumbling around Walmart bleary-eyed at 6:00 AM on Senior Day), so we decided to try the convenience of having a 36-roll case of GP tissues delivered to our door. We also bought the Georgia Pacific spindle (the 50030 model), so we could use the GP paper in our current wall TP holders. (We had to buy the spindles on eBay since Amazon does not offer them; I got two for $16.04. They work just fine, and the GP tissue rolls fit better in my existing holders than fluffed-up Charmin Mega Rolls.) I am pleased to report that the GP tissue definitely works as intended. Granted, it is not as thick as the Charmin Mega Roll tissue we prefer, but it is not bad TP at all. In my 40 years of working for Fortune 500 companies, I've had occasion to use the toilet paper in their restrooms literally thousands of times. The GP tissues are definitely equal to the tissues those companies provided. It is not rough, it hold together, and it allows me to clean myself completely. It is much better than the huge single-ply rolls some businesses offer today. Moreover, the GP rolls are a very good value for the money. Even if my wife needs to use a few sheets more per time to get the same drying effect as Charmin, the GP rolls are 1000 sheets, as opposed to the Charmin's 286 sheets per roll. I haven't bothered to run the numbers, but I am pretty sure that even when one figures in a few more sheets of the GP tissue vs Charmin every use, we are still coming out ahead, money-wise.

We purchased this paper when no other toilet paper was available (during the COVID-19 quarantine) and were not sure what to expect. We were pleasantly surprised that the rolls fit perfectly onto our Moen pivoting toilet-paper holder (see pictures), but there is no way that this paper will fit onto a spring-loaded roller (unless it is much, much thinner than the normal spring-loaded holder). So that means that every roll carries far more sheets because the roll can go all the way to the holder's bar, which is an added value to this paper. Otherwise, this paper is not as bad as it might look. It is 2-ply. It does not fall apart easily. Your mileage may vary, but I would guess that most would be fine doubling up with two sheets for most jobs (one sheet will be fine for light jobs). The texture of this paper is smooth. It is not quilted or extremely soft, but it is also far from sandpaper. It is very decent paper. I might even consider buying another pack of rolls in the future, even when I have a choice! I actually thought about replacing the spring-loaded rollers in my house with pivoting holders just to have an option of using this paper there too.

For everyone complaining about the price ($60 est), it is 1000 sheets per roll and there are 36 rolls per case. Do the math, people. That is 36,000 sheets of toilet paper. It is easily more more than twice the sheets of "normal" toilet paper which are $25-30 per case, so yeah the price is twice as much...but you are getting at least over twice as toilet paper. It is 2 ply (i just looked), but even if it wasn't...not trying to gross here...but after a couple wipes, it is essentially "2 ply". It is not the nice pillowy cushiony softness of Charmin, but in a time where toilet paper can be used as currency, this is perfectly fine. As mentioned elsewhere, there is a small center hole so it will not fit a normal spindle, but it is nothing a little ingenuity can't fix. A pencil cut to size works great as a spindle, or maybe cut a wire hanger to fit. Problem solved. It was delivered within a week of ordering, and was in an Amazon box, so no porch pirates could tell it was toilet paper and steal it. I give this product 5 stars, and I give all the hypochondriacs who think they are going to be taking a dump 10x a day ZERO STARS for putting the country in this predicament. We will continue to use this until supply of normal toilet paper starts being stocked and available, and we will put this in garage as backup for next time something like this happens.

Thank goodness I was able to get this TP from a reputable seller! When I made an order in late August, that seller sent something completely different. Different brand, different type. What a hassle to go through the return process. The package I received today was perfect! Inside the shipping box was the expected blue plastic wrapper keeping the TP clean and undamaged. This paper isn't fluffy so it will not fall apart! It's not sandpaper either. It's just right! Each roll lasts a long time. Our family usually orders 3-4 times per year. We haven't run out of TP since mid 2020 when we discovered Georgia Pacific compact coreless TP #19375. This item number gives you 36 rolls of 2-ply paper. Other item numbers will give you 1-ply (ewww) and/ or 18 rolls instead of 36. If you see a large price difference among vendors make sure you can identify the item number because that's usually the reason for a difference.

I live in a house with six people and purchased this product well over two months ago, and we still have plenty of rolls left! During this pandemic, it's hard to find everything you need in the store, but so far as we've been using this toilet paper, it's worked well and lasted far longer than I expected when I made my purchase. The paper isn't as soft as most other brands, and you won't be able to attach the rolls to a standard roll holder, but the absorbency is great and you will be set for quite some time if you buy these! Still, these are far from affordable and in some ways, it feels like the seller is price gouging because of the current lack of toilet paper rolls in stores right now. I think if you have the money and have little other options, go for the purchase! If not, you may be able to find a better product elsewhere.

Great idea to be coreless with no wasteful tube inside. Does NOT fit regular home sized dispensers without buying a “spindle adapter” because the hole in the rolls are only about 1/2 inch in diameter. Came packaged perfectly in a tight blue lightweight plastic wrap just like the picture. No complaints and will buy again if ever available ? ! This solves the toilet paper shortage problem nicely except for the spindle issue but you can always improvise and / or track down a spindle adapter. Until I can find an adapter, I found that my bathroom towel rack is the perfect size for these rolls so using that for now. These are good quality rolls that will last you a very long time. Item I’m referring to is compact toilet paper # 19375 two ply. Good stuff.

We made the switch to these coreless Georgia-Pacific 19375 toilet paper rolls when all of our local stores were sold out of TP. I purchased this 36 pack of 1000 sheet 2-ply rolls for approx $62. The last pack of toilet paper I purchased before this Amazon order was for Walmart's Great Value Ultra Strong Toilet Paper, 24 Mega Rolls for approx $20. The Walmart brand has 286 sheets per roll which makes a 24 pack have a total of 6,864 sheets at a price of $0.003 per sheet. This Georgia-Pacific 36 pack of 1,000 sheets per roll gives me 36,000 sheets for a price of $0.0017 per sheet... The Georgia-Pacific 19375 is approx half the cost of Walmart store brand. A few things that this Georgia-Pacific 19375 TP doesn't have compared to typical grocery store TP: - Not as fluffy/soft - No powdery or floral scent - No cardboard cores (so new coreless spindle adapters are required) This is a fantastic deal!

Delivered on time and met our needs as a product

Bought for the workplace and it fit our dispenser perfectly

Better than some other brands that I get in local stores!