Who Gives a Crap
An unexpected side affect of the Coronovirus has been a world wide shortage of one of life’s daily necessities. Toilet paper has become the new “Buttcoin” as shoppers around the world face empty shelves in the toilet tissue aisle. In an inexplicable panic-buying phenomenon not seen since tulip bulbs were all the rage, shoppers have been stockpiling not just food, but trolley loads of toilet paper for lockdown. What anyone will do with a year's supply of bathroom tissue is unfathomable.
I finally managed to get hold of some toilet rolls from a company called 'who gives a crap'. This brand is sustainably-sourced 100% recycled. Also, they donate 50% of their profits to provide toilets and sanitation for 2.3 billion people in developing countries, partnering with charities such as Water Aid.
Who Gives a Crap
An unexpected side affect of the Coronovirus has been a world wide shortage of one of life’s daily necessities. Toilet paper has become the new “Buttcoin” as shoppers around the world face empty shelves in the toilet tissue aisle. In an inexplicable panic-buying phenomenon not seen since tulip bulbs were all the rage, shoppers have been stockpiling not just food, but trolley loads of toilet paper for lockdown. What anyone will do with a year's supply of bathroom tissue is unfathomable.
I finally managed to get hold of some toilet rolls from a company called 'who gives a crap'. This brand is sustainably-sourced 100% recycled. Also, they donate 50% of their profits to provide toilets and sanitation for 2.3 billion people in developing countries, partnering with charities such as Water Aid.