Toilet Tissue

Explore Central Cleaning Supplies’ extensive range of wholesale toilet paper and dispensers designed for commercial, industrial, and public restrooms. Choose from soft, strong, and eco-friendly toilet papers paired with reliable, hygienic dispensers including jumbo roll, mini roll, and automatic options. Benefit from competitive bulk pricing, trusted brands, and fast Australia-wide delivery to keep your facilities well-stocked and sanitary.

Toilet tissue frequently asked questions

Which toilet paper types are best for the environment?

To reduce environmental impact, opt for toilet paper made from 100% recycled paper or bamboo grown sustainably. Recycled paper, certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), keeps waste out of landfills and uses fewer materials. Bamboo toilet paper is also eco-friendly due to its quick growth and minimal water, pesticide, or fertilizer usage. Choose FSC-certified bamboo toilet paper for responsible harvesting. Compostable packaging and avoiding virgin tree pulp products are also eco-friendly choices. Overall, recycled and FSC-certified bamboo toilet papers are the best choices for environmentally friendly toilet paper.

What is the difference between single-ply and multi-ply toilet paper?

Single-ply and multi-ply toilet paper differ in thickness, strength, softness, and cost. Single-ply toilet paper is cheaper and ideal for public restrooms, but less soft and absorbent. Multi-ply toilet paper has multiple bonded layers, making it stronger, more absorbent, and more comfortable. Two-ply is the most common choice for homes, while three-ply is more expensive but soft and luxurious. Multi-ply toilet paper uses more material but is stronger, reducing paper usage per use. The choice between single-ply and multi-ply depends on personal preference, budget, plumbing compatibility, and desired comfort.

Are colored or scented toilet papers safe to use?

Coloured and scented toilet paper are often considered unsafe due to the use of harmful chemicals. These chemicals, such as formaldehyde, bleach, benzene, toluene, and xylene, can cause skin irritation, allergic reactions, and serious health issues like cancer. They also pose environmental risks as they resist filtration in water treatment systems and can persist in aquatic environments. Scented toilet papers may contain synthetic musks and phthalates, known endocrine disruptors. Regular toilet papers, particularly bleached ones, may contain harmful chemicals like chlorine, formaldehyde, and PFAS. As a result, many people and companies are opting for unbleached, fragrance-free, and dye-free toilet papers.

What is the best way to hang toilet paper - over or under?

The "over" orientation of toilet paper is preferred by many due to its benefits such as easier visibility, reduced risk of germs touching the wall, smoother dispensement, and cleaner appearance, especially in public or shared bathrooms. The "under" orientation, where the loose end hangs against the wall, may be harder to reach and may spread bacteria. Hygiene experts and hospitality and healthcare professionals generally recommend the over position for its cleanliness and ease of use.