Note: While most items listed may not be on sale currently, we are promoting these offers on the Frontpage due to strong feedback from and excellent contributions made by the community, who view this as a way to save money on a more consistent basis between stronger deals.
Various Retailers have select
2-Ply Toilet Paper Packs starting at
$0.012 per Square Foot. Pricing may be
subject to change as determined by the manufacturer and/or retailer.
Thanks to
WolfTheCat and all other community members involved in contributing to and evaluating this list.
- Pricing and availability may vary in-store vs. online (where applicable) and/or by region.
- A higher or lower cost per-sq-ft may not be indicative of quality.
Cost Per Sq. Foot Analysis (lowest to highest):
- Visit the main forum post here and consider bookmarking this page to check back for any potential future updates/additions.
- Walmart (in-store): 96-Roll Boardwalk 2-Ply Bath Tissue (500 sheets/roll) $55.12
- $0.0138/sq. ft (4,000 sq-feet total)
- In-store purchase only [store locator]. Availability may vary.
- Link above for reference purposes only (currently only available via third-party sellers, not Walmart.com)
Featured Comment:
- WolfTheCat (link): "I'm calling Dollar Tree the winner even though it's the [2nd] cheapest. It's only 7% more per square foot than the #1 price, but with no rebates, memberships, or huge packages to buy."
Top Comments
....Easily hundreds spent just to take a short cut of cleaning your areas and you STILL will need a square or two of toilet paper as again, few want that feeling of wet water near their privates. That still leads back to what TP you want touching yourself.
OH, are you like me and have multiple toilets? Congrats - you now have multiple increased costs. Got children? Easy to explain how a bidet works but hard in practice to ensure they're sitting in the right position make it work, and for how long it should run, etc. Be ready for wet shirts and backs and many sit closer on the toilet than back like an adult....unless you got one of those that also programs itself to adjust to the child's sitting position (which costs hundreds itself)
All of this to type that short hand comment of "get a bidet!" can look silly and short-sighted
NOW, if you're the type of person who bought those $20 attachments and you just spray and stand up....that's cool. That's not going to work for most of us though, chief.
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but costco kirkland for me is $19
and sams is $22.98
not sure how much it varies by location
but costco kirkland for me is $19
and sams is $22.98
not sure how much it varies by location
(sf = square foot - took me a while)
(sf = square foot - took me a while)
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you will only try it once in your life and never again
in some walmart stores and online from SOME stores this is only $20 and the lowest quality people might tolerate
Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 36 Mega Rolls $19.88
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Angel-.../484150792
walmart's ultra strong generic is almost the same quality as charmin but no longer a deal
you will only try it once in your life and never again
in some walmart stores and online from SOME stores this is only $20 and the lowest quality people might tolerate
Angel Soft Toilet Paper, 36 Mega Rolls $19.88
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Angel-.../484150792
walmart's ultra strong generic is almost the same quality as charmin but no longer a deal
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....Easily hundreds spent just to take a short cut of cleaning your areas and you STILL will need a square or two of toilet paper as again, few want that feeling of wet water near their privates. That still leads back to what TP you want touching yourself.
OH, are you like me and have multiple toilets? Congrats - you now have multiple increased costs. Got children? Easy to explain how a bidet works but hard in practice to ensure they're sitting in the right position make it work, and for how long it should run, etc. Be ready for wet shirts and backs and many sit closer on the toilet than back like an adult....unless you got one of those that also programs itself to adjust to the child's sitting position (which costs hundreds itself)
All of this to type that short hand comment of "get a bidet!" can look silly and short-sighted
NOW, if you're the type of person who bought those $20 attachments and you just spray and stand up....that's cool. That's not going to work for most of us though, chief.
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