Household Goods w/ $10 Target GC: 24-Ct Charmin Ultra Mega Plus Expired

Computing the difference on a per-package basis...

Relative to Super Mega, that gives (2816-2556)/2556=10.2% more sheets in Mega.

Note that the sheets are a different size also:
3.92" x 4.00" = 15.68 in^2 w/ Mega
4.27" x 3.72" = 15.88 in^2 w/ Super Mega

So the actual area difference is:
Relative to Super Mega, that gives (306-281)/281=8.9% more area in Mega.

One may argue the width difference doesn't matter so only take the length difference into account. It's not entirely clear to me which measurement is width vs length. If their labeling order is the same, the first measurements are 3.92" & 4.27 and the second measurements 4.00" & 3.72". Not knowing which is which, it seems the total length of a package would be either:

2816*3.92"=11039" Mega
2556*4.27"=10914" Super Mega
(11039-10914)/10914=1.1% more length in Mega

or
2816*4.00"=11264" Mega
2556*3.72"=9508 Super Mega
(11264-9508)/9508=18.5% more length in Mega

Anyone know which measurement is which? Googling I found at least one reference about the width reducing from 4.27" to 3.92". If that's true, then the lengths are the other values which means Mega has 18.5% more length. So long as that narrower width doesn't bother you, this is quite the difference length in favor of Mega.

All signs point to Mega!

The price works out to:
17.1¢ per "regular roll", for which I aim under 20¢
2.0¢ per ft^2, which I aim under 2.5¢

Up and up is terrible

Life is too short to use shit TP