Save Up To $130 A Year By Switching Toilet Paper
08/04/2009 05:59
According
to
Consumer Reports
Magazine
YONKERS, N.Y., April 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Consumers don't have to pay a lot for strong and soft toilet paper, according to the latest report from Consumer Reports. Store brands like Costco's Kirkland Signature and Walmart's White Cloud cost roughly half as much as brand-name toilet paper, and scored very good or better for softness and disintegration in Consumer Reports' tests.
Quilted Northern Ultra Plush ($0.29 per 100 sheets) topped the list for its strength and softness. But at just 12 to 15 cents per 100 sheets, Kirkland Signature and White Cloud offer the most performance for the price. Either of these CR Best Buy rolls could save a family of three roughly $130 per year.
Cottonelle Ultra ($0.37 per 100 sheets) and Scott Extra Soft ($0.13 per 100 sheets) also scored well in the Consumer Reports tests for strength and softness, but they weren't found to be the best values.
The complete report on toilet paper is available in the May issue of Consumer Reports, on newsstands on April 7 and online at www.ConsumerReports.org starting April 6.
Wipe the details here.
SINC SAYS:
Imagine how much more you could save by just using the magazine itself.
YONKERS, N.Y., April 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Consumers don't have to pay a lot for strong and soft toilet paper, according to the latest report from Consumer Reports. Store brands like Costco's Kirkland Signature and Walmart's White Cloud cost roughly half as much as brand-name toilet paper, and scored very good or better for softness and disintegration in Consumer Reports' tests.
Quilted Northern Ultra Plush ($0.29 per 100 sheets) topped the list for its strength and softness. But at just 12 to 15 cents per 100 sheets, Kirkland Signature and White Cloud offer the most performance for the price. Either of these CR Best Buy rolls could save a family of three roughly $130 per year.
Cottonelle Ultra ($0.37 per 100 sheets) and Scott Extra Soft ($0.13 per 100 sheets) also scored well in the Consumer Reports tests for strength and softness, but they weren't found to be the best values.
The complete report on toilet paper is available in the May issue of Consumer Reports, on newsstands on April 7 and online at www.ConsumerReports.org starting April 6.
Wipe the details here.
SINC SAYS:
Imagine how much more you could save by just using the magazine itself.
