Scott's 1000 Sheet Toilet Paper

Several people have reported issues with Scott's 1000 sheet toilet paper (the last safe toilet paper from the list). Scott's, it seems has recently "improved" their product and it seems the improvement might be corny.

The search is on for a new safe toilet paper.

For more information on this discussion, please visit Delphi Forums: Avoiding Corn.

Newer update with information from the company: "We use a dusting of corn starch on the inside and outside of our poly wrappers to facilitate the packaging process. In addition, the packaging material of most of our products and the cores of our rolled products are made from recycled materials, and most also contain corn starch based adhesives."

Angel Soft Toilet Tissue

There have been a few reports of allergic reactions to Angel Soft, which are currently being discussed on Delphi Forums: Avoiding Corn.

Until this is figured out, please use extreme caution with Angel Soft toilet paper. If you suspect Angel Soft causing reactions for you, please contact the company.

The suspect rolls seem to disintegrate on use, and leave lint behind.

All toilet paper on the list is being evaluated, and Scott's 1000 sheet original toilet paper seems to be the only reaction-free toilet paper at this time.

Please stay tuned for any future developments.

(Also, please leave comments if you too are reacting to Angel Soft)