Bamboo Toilet Paper (Double Rolls) vs EWG Verified All-Purpose Cleaner (French Lavender)

Overview

Two top-rated ethical household products face off today: Who Gives A Crap Bamboo Toilet Paper (Double Rolls) and Koala Eco EWG Verified All-Purpose Cleaner (French Lavender). Both carry an ethics score of 89/100 and a price point of $$$ (mid-to-premium). While one is a bathroom staple and the other a cleaning multitasker, they represent different ethical priorities in the Home & Cleaning category. Who Gives A Crap focuses on sustainable sourcing and waste reduction, while Koala Eco emphasizes ingredient transparency and environmental philanthropy.

Ethics diff

Who Gives A Crap is B Corp certified, FSC Certified (ensuring bamboo is sustainably harvested), and PETA Approved (vegan and cruelty-free). Their model also donates 50% of profits to water and sanitation projects in developing countries. Koala Eco is EWG Verified (no harmful chemicals), Vegan, PETA Approved, and a 1% for the Planet member (1% of sales to environmental nonprofits). The key difference: Who Gives A Crap excels in lifecycle sustainability (material sourcing + waste impact), while Koala Eco leads in human-safe and eco-transparency. Both are strong, but the former's B Corp and FSC certifications carry more weight for eco-conscious shoppers focused on deforestation and plastic-free packaging.

Everyday use

Who Gives A Crap's double-roll bamboo toilet paper is ultra-soft, strong, and septic-safe. Each roll lasts longer than standard options, and the packaging is 100% plastic-free (compostable wrappers). Koala Eco's all-purpose cleaner is concentrated—just add water to a reusable spray bottle. It’s safe for countertops, floors, and bathrooms, with a natural French lavender scent that's calming and non-toxic. The cleaner works well on grease and grime but requires a bit more effort for tough stains. For daily use, you’ll need both products to cover different household tasks, but they serve distinct purposes.

Value

At $$$, both are pricier than conventional alternatives. Who Gives A Crap costs about $0.60–$0.75 per double roll, which is competitive among premium bamboo toilet papers. Koala Eco's concentrate yields multiple bottles but costs around $12–$15 per bottle (makes up to 10 sprays). Considering the ethical investments (donations, certifications), the price feels justified for each. However, toilet paper is a recurring purchase with higher volume, so Who Gives A Crap may strain budgets more over time. Koala Eco, being a concentrate, offers better per-use economy.

Bottom line

It’s a tie because both products achieve equally high ethics scores in different ways—one through resource stewardship and water charity, the other through chemical safety and environmental giving. Your choice depends on need: if you’re looking for a sustainable bathroom essential, go with Who Gives A Crap. If you need a multi-surface cleaner with zero toxic impact, choose Koala Eco. For a well-rounded ethical home, use both.