Do you know that most people have no idea that "98%" of bathroom tissue on retail shelves is made from full grown mature trees that manufacturers chop down. Think about it! Does it make sense to destroy trees to make disposable products?  Climate change is the  great challenge of our time. Trees absorb carbon out of the air.  So why cut them down?



Our mission is to create a sustainable bathroom tissue solution that's good for you and good for the environment. Here are three facts about WHOLEROLL.




WHOLEROLL is the World's First Envirofriendly Bathroom tissue Subscription Box with the global mission to help end deforestation and combat climate change. Our #1 goal is to save you money, save you time while also saving the environment.
Each roll is made with 100% high quality fiber 90% post and 10% pre-consumer paper and whitened with non-bleach materials. Each WHOLEROLL box will include a unique reusable bag to help offset the use of plastic bags, and a tree will be planted for each box purchased.

• Box counts are in #8, #12, #16, #20, #24, #36 & #48
• #500 sheet count, 2 ply and septic tank safe
• Individually wrapped or #4 #8 #12 count packages in our “classic” world map green
• 100% high quality recycled fiber-90% post consumer paper, 10% pre-consumer paper and we will also have a 100% bamboo paper or bamboo blend 
• All packaging( including boxes, reusable bags, tissue wrap and the bathroom tissue) will be made from recycled content that is completely sustainable. 

• There will be a permanent reduction of the fresh water flowing in the region. This will precipitate an acute lack of water and all activities that depend on it. There will also be reduced biological activity on Tampa Bay, Lagoons of Texas, and Mobile Bay among others.

•  There could be long-lasting droughts in the region. When combined with reduced flow from the rivers, it will create a situation where ocean water will be highly concentrated with salt and thereby lead to the decline in valuable ecosystems such as seagrass and mangroves. These habitats are a common thing in South Texas Lagoons and Florida Bay. Much of the Gulf Coast sits on limestone. The dry climate and increased methods of sourcing for water such as dredging and the construction of reservoirs are likely to cause increased formation of sinkholes and local subsidence.

• Forest composition and dynamics will be changed by the changes in soil moisture levels. For example, oak-gum forests and oak-pine forests have low ability to tolerate low soil moisture. They would be eliminated for natural pine that adapts well to changing soil moisture levels.

•  There will be a rise in sea water levels. This will affect the quality and availability of fresh water. This is because most of the aquifers in this region are susceptible to intrusion by saltwater from the sea.

• There will also be increased land subsidence to the sea. Some parts of the coast areas will disappear affecting a good number of livelihoods.The tornadoes and hurricanes experienced in many areas especially the Gulf of Mexico are expected to increase in their frequency and intensity. This may have devastating effects on economic growth of the area and put many lives at risk. It will also increase the cost of maintaining basic water, power and transport infrastructure in the region.

 Finland is one of the world’s most forested countries. It has also made a commitment to become a carbon-neutral country in that it does not exceed the nature’s capacity to carry the carbon by 2050. It also performs well in ensuring good air quality, protecting water resources and habitats as well as protecting water species