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30% off First Order with Subscription @ Who Gives A Crap

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The title says it all save 30% on your first subscription! After the initial order subscription can be modified or canceled.

I would be presume it’s for new subscribers but give it whirl if you have subscribed before!

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  • -2

    no deal sorry, amazon cottonelle is cheaper
    https://www.amazon.com.au/KLEENEX-Complete-Clean-Toilet-Tiss…

    plus this toilet paper is like 1200 grit sand paper.

    • I can't help but notice others are downvoting you for saying the C word on OzBargain :P

      https://www.amazon.com.au/Quilton-Toilet-Tissue-Sheets-11x10…

      Quilton. Made in Australia. Australians helping Australians

    • That toilet paper can't really be called toilet paper though.

      I bought a 45 pack and am thinking of throwing it away.

    • Can you explain your working, as based on my maths, WGAC is 12.5% cheaper:

      Amazon Cottonelle - 45 rolls x 180 sheets/roll = 8,100 sheets. At $17.55/pack (subscribe & save price), thats 0.2166c/sheet (

      Who Gives a Crap - 48 rolls x 400 sheets/roll = 19,200 sheets. At $36.40/pack (30% off in this deal), thats 0.1896c/sheet.

      • paper quality

        • still not cheaper.

        • Mate it's ozbargain, not ozquality so chill, maybe people here are happy to wipe with sandpaper, as long as there saving those sweet 2c per sheet…..

          I have to say that personally i'd use the yellow pages if you wanna really save a few dollars….

    • +3

      It's not a comparable product.
      WGAC is 100% recycled paper, and proceeds go to building toilets in developing countries.

      Kleenex is made from non-sustainable Australian old-growth timber.

    • +1

      Wow never thought I would see someone recommend Kleenex TP. Kleenex must must be THE worst TP ever that can barely hold itself together and leaves little bits of TP dust floating around your bathroom.

      Who gives a crap is recycled, gives back to charity and is very good value (as others have already mentioned).

  • +3

    Why buy Chinese toilet paper?

    With all the shortages because of corona virus the last thing we should be doing is pushing toilet paper manufacturing to China, this would mean that instead of waiting 2-4 weeks for toilet paper companies to increase production and replenish stores, we would be waiting 2-6 months if not more.

    Not to mention that all their donations are for overseas countries, so we lose out on any economic benefit as well. Literally the only benefit seems to be for the owners of this company.

  • This is one of the worst things I've put near the exit. Truly terrible toilet paper, even worse than the cheapest stuff in public toilets

    • Bet it's better then the yellow pages….

    • Keep it for when parties return to ensure people want to LEAVE your house ASAP.

    • Dont get the normal recycled. Only get the bamboo premium stuff.

  • +1

    But this is the recycle paper / bamboo paper. It is for the environment and also for the charity. That is what this company / toilet paper is about.

    • +4

      Its coming all the way from China, thats not good for the environment. There is no credibility that its even recycled, or what the real environment impact is. They have a very specific scenario comparison study that claims its the best choice, when its obviously not. Its not hard to only select alternatives that are bad for the environment.

      Either way if you support Chinese toilet paper you are supporting moving jobs out of Australia and removing the toilet paper security we currently have.

      • There were Australian made recycled toilet paper/bamboo paper but the cost much dearer so few people bought them (around $1 a roll and never goes on sale). I still have an 8-roll pack which I bought for when guests come over. There wasn't much available in terms of medium-scale manufacturing of recycled TP in Australia nor is there an abundance of bamboo (the current taunted 'sustainable fibre') so it was the best choice.

        As with all businesses though, they should always review their supply chain and realign with the current trend.

  • I get "Unable to find a valid discount matching the code entered" when trying to subscribe.

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