Who Gives A Crap Facial Tissues - 100% Recycled - 66 Sheets
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This guide is for individuals seeking a sustainable and gentle facial tissue option for everyday use. The key benefit is the eco-friendly production using 100% recycled paper without compromising softness or strength, presented in aesthetically pleasing designs. A minor caveat is the sheet count per box (66 sheets), which may require more frequent repurchasing for high-usage households. These tissues are designed to be kind to both your skin and the planet, featuring a soft yet strong texture, plastic-free packaging, and a commitment to reducing deforestation.
All features
| Model Part Number | WG-9352369000384 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Who Gives A Crap |
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FAQs
Are these tissues truly plastic-free?
Yes, Who Gives A Crap is committed to plastic-free packaging for their facial tissues, aligning with their environmental mission.
How many tissues are in each box?
Each box contains 66 sheets of facial tissue.
Can I recycle the packaging?
The boxes themselves are made from recycled materials and are recyclable. The product aims to be plastic-free, so there should be no plastic to dispose of.
Are these suitable for people with allergies?
Yes, the tissues are made without inks, dyes, or scents, making them gentle and suitable for individuals with sensitive skin or allergies.
Where are these tissues made?
These facial tissues are manufactured in the UK.
What is the primary benefit of using 100% recycled paper tissues?
The primary benefit is environmental: it reduces deforestation by using waste paper and lessens the impact of paper production on ecosystems.
Are the box designs interchangeable?
The boxes come with four unique designs. While they are standard tissue box sizes, the designs are printed directly on the box and are not interchangeable with other covers unless the tissues are transferred.
Troubleshooting
Tissues are difficult to pull out.
Ensure the opening is not obstructed and tissues are evenly distributed within the box. If the box is nearly empty, gently adjust remaining tissues.
Box appears damaged upon arrival.
Inspect the tissues for integrity. If tissues are compromised, contact the retailer or manufacturer for a replacement.
Tissues feel rougher than expected.
Although designed for softness, individual perception can vary. Ensure tissues have been stored in a dry environment, as moisture can affect texture. Give them a try over a few uses, as the strength is a key feature.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Environmentally friendly due to 100% recycled materials.
- Gentle and safe for sensitive skin, free from harsh chemicals.
- Durable and soft, providing comfort and reliability.
- Attractive packaging options enhance home aesthetics.
- Reduces deforestation and waste paper.
- Plastic-free packaging aligns with eco-conscious values.
Cons
- Lower sheet count per box (66 sheets) compared to some conventional brands.
- May be less readily available in all local stores.
- The focus on recycled materials might lead to slight variations in texture for some users.
- Requires users to be mindful of repurchasing frequency.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
These facial tissues require no setup. Simply remove the outer plastic wrapping (if any, as the brand emphasizes plastic-free packaging) and place the box where needed.
Compatibility:
Compatible with most standard tissue box holders if the original box is removed, although the designed boxes are intended for direct use.
Care:
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain tissue quality. Tissues are for single use only. Do not flush tissues down the toilet as they are not designed to break down like toilet paper.
Cleaning the Box:
The outer box can be wiped gently with a slightly damp cloth if it becomes soiled. Avoid soaking the cardboard.