Very good quality toilet tissue. I like buying this item in bulk online. Although light in weight toilet rolls are cumbersome in my shopping trolley and this way I know the family are well catered for. The Morrisons paper felt thin and didn’t perform well in the water tests, breaking easily when it was wet.

At just 19p per 100 sheets, this was one of the cheapest products we tried and was definitely a great value alternative to the branded version. The poor performance was surprising, because this was the most expensive supermarket own-brand product we tested, costing 24p per 100 sheets.Arrived on time it's good for the amount of rolls you get on bulk for the price but not a great deal of paper on a roll with a large family each roll wouldn't go far but just myself and daughter it's fine This was the second cheapest product we tested - at just 11p per 100 sheets - but you would need to use more than twice as many more sheets to soak up the same amount of liquid as Andrex, so it isn’t great value for money.

Made from sustainably sourced virgin pulp. 3 Ply super soft tissue paper to ensure strength and provide maximum absorption. Luxury quilted with embossed design. Manufactured in the UK.We also analysed how many sheets were in each roll and how many metres of toilet paper they contained, giving a score out of five for value for money. Supermarket toilet tissue is cheaper - but we put the quality to the test to see if they are value for money Phoenix toilet roll offers truly the best combination of softness and strength all for an affordable price. To save you from guessing, The Sun's Squeeze Team tested everyday products from all the major supermarkets for you, to find out which ones are the closest to the branded version and the best value for money. That means it isn’t great value for money, despite being the cheapest product we tested, costing just 10p per 100 sheets.

Today, we’ve looked at the own-brand toilet rolls sold at the major supermarkets – we’ve compared them with Andrex Classic Clean to see how they measure up. Tesco’s version felt soft and were pretty strong. It did well in the water test but the wet paper split slightly more easily than Andrex. At 33p per 100 sheets, however, Andrex toilet roll is more than three times as expensive as the cheapest supermarket version sold at Lidl. We looked at how well they soaked up the water and whether the paper split or fell apart, giving them a score out of ten for effectiveness.

If you find a better price somewhere else, let us know. We’ll cover the difference, worry free. See full details at gr.pn/ukbpg Today's Groupon offers 36, 60 or 120 Rolls of Phoenix Lavender Three-Ply Toilet Paper, distributed by Alta and Co Trading Ltd. Overall this was our highest scoring loo roll, beating other supermarket own brand ones and Andrex.

Luxury toilet rolls. Made from sustainably sourced virgin pulp. 3 Ply super soft tissue paper to ensure strength and provide maximum absorption. Luxury quilted with embossed design. QUILTED LUXURY: 3 Ply for extra comfort and strength. IF you’re trying to save money, one way to cut the price of your weekly shop is to swap branded goods for supermarket own versions.