Amazon has
24-Count Cottonelle Ultra Comfort Toilet Paper Family Mega Rolls (296-Sheets/Roll) on sale for $27.59 - $2 when you select "one-time purchase" and clip the coupon on the product page - $4.14 when you select "Subscribe & Save" and clip the coupon on the product page - $1.38 when you check out w/ Subscribe & Save =
$20.07.
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Here we have a case of shrinkflation. Last Nov'23 I purchased 32 rolls of 325 sheets each for $19.19 + tax. That was .0018/sheet. In this case we have 24 rolls of 296 sheets each for $19.31 + tax (the price I see for me). That's .0027/sheet.
My personal threshold is .0025 or something close to that depending on how low my supply is. I just purchased Amazon Presto in Mar'24 for .00214/sheet.
So I think this deal isn't that good. Of course, my above pricing includes S&S at -15%, etc., coupons or whatever discounts. I think in Apr'24 I purchased Charmin UltraStrong at .0028 with Amzn credit which was a little high, but a solid price for Charmin which has been ridiculous expensive for a while now.
The comfort (purple) are just a touch softer and a touch less grippy on your undercarriage.
The clean (blue) are just a touch less soft and a touch more grippy on your undercarriage.
So close that I often just interchange, depending on the deals.
If you forced me to pick, I personally prefer the clean (blue), but that's because I am more practical and less about wanting more softness.
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The comfort (purple) are just a touch softer and a touch less grippy on your undercarriage.
The clean (blue) are just a touch less soft and a touch more grippy on your undercarriage.
So close that I often just interchange, depending on the deals.
If you forced me to pick, I personally prefer the clean (blue), but that's because I am more practical and less about wanting more softness.
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