Nimbus Eco ES-330-24 Extra Soft Bamboo/Sugarcane Pulp Toilet Paper, 2 Ply, 330 Sheets/Roll (Pack of 24)

The pictures made me worried - this toilet paper did not look very soft, but I ordered it anyway because I was curious and the reviews were so positive. The toilet paper is softer than it looks, and despite being so thin, it somehow holds up significantly better than paper-based TP of similar thickness, but only initially. When wet, the TP dissolves surprisingly quickly (which I think is good for not clogging toilets). The rolls are surprisingly dense! It was kind of cool to pick up a roll and have it be much heavier than I expected for its size. Because the paper so thin, the roll also lasts longer than you'd expect.I'll try to describe its texture/feel: It's definitely not pillowy like many paper-based TP brands, it's a different type of soft. It's thin and at first feels like cheapo TP like those 1-ply individually wrapped rolls you can buy at the gas station, but it's way stronger. It also isn't as "crunchy," if that makes any sense -- it doesn't form stiff or sharp points when it's folded or crumpled, there's something about it that makes it floppier or more flexible, or something. It's kind of hard to describe. It almost feels like a cross between a dense, thin fabric and toilet paper.This TP doesn't produce much lint when it's dry, so I've started using it for makeup-related purposes, like dusting off brushes to change eyeshadow colors (doesn't leave lint on the brush) and for precise eyeliner/lipstick touch-ups after wrapping it around a thin brush handle.My only complaint is the thinness (and it's not a major complaint, since that makes it perfect for the above makeup-related applications), so you use more sheets to wipe. I also wish it was available in smaller packs for people who haven't used bamboo/sugarcane toiletpaper and want to try it out before committing to a 24-pack.(edited for grammar and updates)

After searching thoroughly for a treeless tp and reading way too many reviews, I took a chance on this product. It was a pretty big disappointment.**It has Tiny Rolls - both in Number of sheets & Size of sheets. (I will try to upload a photo comparison soon - photos uploaded 04-19-15 comparing Nimbus with Kora and a HFS recycled paper brand "Natural Value")**It's NOT at All soft - comparable to most recycled tree bathroom tissue.It is comparably strong. I bought it based on Reviews and Price. (Kora beats it on both scores. Wish I'd found the Kora brand first.  Kora Bamboo Bath Tissue 12 Rolls, 430 2-Ply Sheets, 100% Treeless, Non-recycled Materials )I really LOVE the Kora brand treeless bathroom tissue. The only thing not Great about it is that it could be a little stronger & it could be Made in the USA. What I do love is that:**it's Treeless,**it's Soft,**it's Quilted,**it comes in Nice Big Full Size Rolls.**And it Does NOT have any Odor when I get it from Amazon. Which is one of the worst things when purchasing at a b&m store.**The price is pretty good too, compared to both recycled paper products and other treeless brands.Somehow I didn't see the Kora when I was initially searching. But after I got this Nimbus, Amazon started suggesting I try Kora too. & I'm so glad they did! I recommend it over this Nimbus brand ANY DAY OF THE WEEK!

I was looking for an alternative to the 100% recycled TP I was buying for years when I found out it all had toxic BPA in it (which had been giving me irritation and sensitivity issues). My main concern in a toilet paper is the unsustainable, enviornmental damage and the toxic chemical bleaching or recycling process it goes through. So I tried this Nimbus Eco TP:I actually really like this toilet paper. I felt it was soft, absorbent, good texture, didn't tear easily and didn't irritate my sensitive bum.I have tried Bumboosa toilet paper in the past and felt like it was too stretchy and tore easily as I was wiping (so annoying!).Nimbus is strong, soft and lasted a good while on the roll.I like it a lot and would get more if it wasn't so expensive. Coming out to about a dollar a roll+ can get real pricey.I should also mention the company's customer service is A++

But Soft... Yes.Extra Soft, that's an exaggeration.If the big brand higher end wipes are leaving you raw from their glue-like chemical deposits, these bamboo offerings do give relief but boy the financial sacrifice.The 330 sheets are small and 2ply on this and all other cane and bamboo papers are as thin as a single ply of say Charmin.I have to change these scrawny rolls every other trip to the bathroom.Nimbus, make a bigger roll (not a bigger tube).

rolls are tiny! sheets are very thin, so 330 sheets really doesn't make for a large roll. strength is surprising though and this paper leaves virtually nothing behind ;) not the softest but not terrible either, its decent. tears okay too. paper breaks down really fast and well. also has a nice mild texture. if you can afford it, its better than flushing down a forest of trees!! works well enough to switch for good :)

I tried the toilet paper not knowing what to think since its great for the environment and its actually nicer than the normal toilet paper I buy. The environmental effect mixed with a great product I plan on continuing to use it. I'm not the biggest "green" person but if its comparable pricing, same product as normal toilet paper and its better for the environment then I don't see a reason not to continue buying it. I'm sold

As a consumer, I realize the power of my purchasing decisions, so I was immediately interested in a tree free toilet paper when I heard about it. I was a little apprehensive at first to see how it would feel in person.However, I was pleasantly surprised... Nimbus is surprisingly soft and strong, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone!Will buy again!

The paper is ok, no problems, but the rolls are so small, not an exaggeration to say tiny. And it's quite expensive. I paid 28.59 for a pack of 24, and seems like I'm always replacing it.