| RATING: |
63/85 |
| COST/THOUSAND SHEETS: |
$1.13 |
| COST PER ROLL: |
$.25 |
| # OF SHEETS: |
220 |
| # OF PLYS: |
2 |
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| MEASUREMENT: |
4.4" x 4.4" |
| SQ. FOOTAGE: |
107.5 sq.ft. |
| COLOR: |
white |
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PACKAGING KIND:
plastic-wrapped 4-pack
PRINTED SUPERLATIVES:
not superlative; just exclaimed "soft" & "absorbent"
PRINTED COMPARISONS:
none.
OBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION:
Western Beef toilet paper features a quilted pattern (flowers and leaves) that seems to defy the
store-brand generic aesthetic. Similarly, the softness and wipe-ability far exceed average
expectations of no-frills toilet paper. Overall, a fine product with fine value.
SUBJECTIVE REVIEW:
I'll be modest. I need a great toilet paper. I often have problems getting that clean, happy feeling
after a shit. So naturally I was leery of the generic brand produced by the "Home Depot of Meat." To
my surprise and delight, I had nothing to fear. The TP is firm but soft; it doesn't hurt, but you know
it's doing its job. And upon conclusion, my ass was clean. It really was.
| SOFTNESS |
3 |
| CLEAN-UP ABILITY |
4 |
| STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY |
5 |
| TEXTURE |
4 |
| QUALITY OF PERFORATION |
3 |
| APPEARANCE |
4 |
| AESTHETICS OF BRAND NAME |
2 |
| AESTHETICS OF PACKAGING |
4 |
| FUNCTIONALITY OF PACKAGING |
3 |
| SCENTED? |
no |
| QUILTED? |
yes |
| PERFORATED? |
yes |
| PATTERNED? |
yes |