Satino PureSoft is a pioneering range of toilet paper, crafted from 100% recycled cardboard. Delivering an exceptionally soft, comfortable, and absorbent experience, it stands as one of the softest natural-coloured hygiene papers available on the market, while remaining incomparably sustainable. These rolls are fully compatible with MT1 dispensers.
100% Recycled: Produced entirely from recycled cardboard.
Superior Quality: A high-performance, 3-ply construction that is particularly soft and absorbent.
Natural Finish: Completely unbleached, offering a sustainable choice that is evident at first glance.
Dermatologically Tested: Certified by Dermatest for excellent skin compatibility.
Environmentally Conscious: Boasts an 80% smaller ecological fibre footprint compared to the fresh fibres currently utilised by WEPA*.
Certified Sustainability: FSC® Recycled certified, EU Ecolabel certified, and awarded the Blue Angel eco-label.
Innovative Design: Utilises a cutting-edge process to repurpose abundant fibre sources.
Satino PureSoft is a pioneering range of toilet paper, crafted from 100% recycled cardboard. Delivering an exceptionally soft, comfortable, and absorbent experience, it stands as one of the softest natural-coloured hygiene papers available on the market, while remaining incomparably sustainable. These rolls are fully compatible with MT1 dispensers.
100% Recycled: Produced entirely from recycled cardboard.
Superior Quality: A high-performance, 3-ply construction that is particularly soft and absorbent.
Natural Finish: Completely unbleached, offering a sustainable choice that is evident at first glance.
Dermatologically Tested: Certified by Dermatest for excellent skin compatibility.
Environmentally Conscious: Boasts an 80% smaller ecological fibre footprint compared to the fresh fibres currently utilised by WEPA*.
Certified Sustainability: FSC® Recycled certified, EU Ecolabel certified, and awarded the Blue Angel eco-label.
Innovative Design: Utilises a cutting-edge process to repurpose abundant fibre sources.
