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. You'll know that toilet paper is safe to use in a septic system if it is listed as septic system safe or biodegradable. Discover more bathroom essentials here:

Feel: Who Gives A Crap makes a bold statement by claiming to be the softest loo roll ever, and compares using these rolls to wiping with clouds. 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 The poor performance was surprising, because this was the most expensive supermarket own-brand product we tested, costing 24p per 100 sheets. Strength: Not only are they soft, but they're also made from bamboo, so as you can imagine, they're pretty strong. 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.

The best toilet paper in the world

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. Supermarket toilet tissue is cheaper - but we put the quality to the test to see if they are value for money Lily Anderson is a Senior Commercial Writer at Bauer Media, where she tests products for titles such as Heat, Closer, What’s the Best and Mother&Baby. Want to know more about toilet paper than what to buy? We've pulled together some helpful FAQs to help answer some burning questions that you might have. Toilet paper FAQs: Where can I buy toilet paper online?

The Cheeky Panda bamboo toilet tissue arrives completely plastic-free and in a box. Inside, I was met with 24 identical-looking rolls. At first sight, I wasn't convinced that these were going to be the softest options, but I was proven wrong." 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. Overall this was our highest scoring loo roll, beating other supermarket own brand ones and Andrex. 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.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. But of course, you don't want just any toilet paper, right? That's why we've made it our mission to round up the best toilet paper in the world. You're welcome!

As long as toilet paper is stored in the right condition and isn't damaged, it can last for a very long time. However, if the toilet paper gets wet, it will then become unusable. Which toilet paper is safe for septic systems?

Strength: How strong should the toilet roll be? It shouldn't disintegrate in your hand, that's for sure. Although you don't want your bathroom staple to be tough as nails, you also don't want to be able to put your finger through the paper easily. Discover more about the truth about skin irritation and toilet paper here. Can toilet paper go out of date? At 33p per 100 sheets, however, Andrex toilet roll is more than three times as expensive as the cheapest supermarket version sold at Lidl. How it feels: When wiping sensitive areas, it's essential that you choose a product that is soft to the touch. There's nothing worse than scratchy toilet paper, and that's why we've got hands-on in the testing process. Thankfully, you'll never have to use a harsh roll again if you select one on this list. The Morrisons paper felt thin and didn’t perform well in the water tests, breaking easily when it was wet.