Toilet Paper Sq. Foot Listed By Brand & Stock Up Price Info (2024)

This is a Totally Random Post but I was just trying to figure out how many sq. feet were in the Quilted Northern Toilet Paper Deal going on at Target this week. My typical rule of Thumb for Toilet Paper is that $0.01 per Sq. Ft. is a HOT Stock Up Price! If it’s between $0.01-$0.02 per sq.ft. then I consider it depending on what brand it is and how low my stock pile is. I also price it by the “Regular Roll” Anything under $0.50 per Double Roll or $0.25 per Regular Roll is a good price depending on your brand.

Today while I was looking for the Sq. Footage of the Quilted Northern I found this AWESOME Toilet Paper Sq. Footage Chart that lists the Sq. Footage per roll of all the different brands so that you can easily calculate the sq. footage of each package even if this isn’t listed :)

I thought I would share this one with you because I know this information can be hard to find:

Angel Soft regular Roll: 16.7 sq. ft.
Angel Soft Big Roll: 25 sq. ft.
Angel Soft Double Roll: 33.3 sq. ft.
Angel Soft Mega Roll: 44.4 sq. ft.
Big Lots Bathroom Tissue Double Roll: 31.8 sq. ft.
Big Roll 1000 Sheet Roll: 105.3 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Strong Regular Roll: 10.4 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Soft Regular Roll: 11.9 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Soft Large Roll: 15.7 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Strong Large Roll: 15.7 sq. ft.
Charmin Sensitive Big Roll: 19.3 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Soft Double Roll: 20.9 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Strong Double Roll: 20.9 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Strong Big Roll: 23.7 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Soft Big Roll: 23.7 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Strong Giant Roll: 26 sq. ft.
Charmin Sensitive Giant Roll: 24.5 sq. ft.
Charmin Basic Large Roll: 30 sq. ft
Charmin Basic Double Roll: 31.3 sq. ft.
Charmin Basic Big Roll: 36.5 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Strong Mega Roll: 41.8 sq. ft.
Charmin Ultra Soft Mega Roll: 41.8 sq. ft.
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Clear Value Bath Tissue Regular Roll: 16.8 sq. ft.
Cottonelle Ultra Comfort Care Large Roll: 13.1 sq. ft.
Cottonelle Clean Care Big Roll: 13.9 sq. ft.
Cottonelle Ultra Comfort Care Big Roll: 15.8 sq. ft.
Cottonelle Clean Care Large Roll: 16.4 sq. ft.
Cottonelle Ultra Comfort Care Double Roll: 20.5 sq. ft.
Cottonelle Gentle Care Double Roll: 26.8 sq. ft.
Cottonelle Clea Care Double Roll: 26.8 sq. ft.
Cottonelle Ultra Comfort Care Mega Roll: 41.8 sq. ft.
CVS Ultra Premium Soft & Absorbent Big Roll: 23.7 sq. ft.
CVS Ultra Premium Soft & Strong Big Roll: 23.7 sq. ft.
CVS Brand Big Roll: 33.9 sq. ft.
Dollar General Home Ultra Soft and Strong Double Roll: 20.9 sq. ft.
Dollar General Home Soft Big Roll 27.8 sq. ft.
Dollar General Home Premium Soft Double Roll: 31.8 sq. ft.
Dollar General Home Soft and Strong 1000 Sheet Roll: 100.3 sq. ft.
Dollar General Home Soft and Strong 1250 Sheet Big Roll: 131.7 sq. ft.
Earth Essentials Regular Roll: 32.8 sq. ft.
Earth Essentials 1000 Sheet Roll: 109.3 sq. ft.
Earth Friendly Regular Roll: 21.9 sq. ft.
Full Circle Bath Tissue Regular Roll: 32.6 sq. ft.
Great Value Big Roll: 23.7 sq. ft.
Kirkland Signature Embossed Bath Tissue: 53.1 sq. ft.
Marcal Small Steps Soft and Strong Regular Roll: 16.4 sq. ft.
Marcal Small Steps Soft and Strong Double Roll: 32.8 sq. f.t
Nice! Premium Ultra Bath Tissue Soft, Strong, and Absorbent Double Roll: 20.8 sq. ft.
Pert 1000 Sheet Regular Roll: 105.3 sq. ft.
Quilted Northern Ultra Plush Big Roll: 14.7 sq. ft.
Quilted Northern Ultra Plush Double Roll: 19.6 sq. ft.
Quilted Northern Soft and Strong Big Roll: 20.8
Quilted Northern Ultra Plush Mega Roll: 26.1 sq. ft.
Quilted Northern Soft and Strong Double Roll: 26.9 sq. ft.
Quilted Northern Soft and Strong Mega Roll: 36.7 sq. ft.
Real Soft Real Absorbent Double Roll: 33.3 sq. ft.
Rite Aid Home Bath Tissue Double Roll: 31.8 sq. ft.
Scott Extra Soft Big Roll: 30.3 sq. ft.
Scott 1000 Sheet: 115.2 sq. ft.
Scott Extra Soft Double Roll: 35.9 sq. ft.
Scott Rapid Dissolving Regular Roll: 41 sq. ft.
Scott Naturals Mega Roll: 51.3 sq. ft.
Scott Extra Soft Mega Roll: 54.7 sq. ft.
Scott Extra Soft Super Mega Roll: 82.1 sq. ft.
Seventh Generation Big Roll: 33.3 sq. ft.
Simplify Soft and Absorbent Regular Roll: 20.5 sq. ft.
Simplify 1000 Sheet Regular Roll: 106.8 sq. ft.
Smart and Simple (Dollar General Brand) Regular Roll: 19.6 sq. ft.
Soft & Absorbent Bath Tissue Regular Roll: 20.8 sq. ft.
Tops Bath Tissue Cushioning and Extra Thick Ultra Double Roll: 22.2 sq. ft.
Tops Bath Tissue Extra Strong and Absorbent Plus Double Roll: 35.6 sq. ft.
Tops Bath Tissue Extra Soft and Absorbent Double Roll: 41.8 sq. ft.
Tops Bath Tissue 1000 Sheet Roll: 115.6 sq. ft.
White Cloud Ultra Regular Roll: 23.3 sq. ft.
White Cloud Soft and Thick Double Roll: 30.8 sq. ft
White Cloud Green Earth Triple Roll: 45.2 sq .ft.
Source: A Full Cup

FAQs

What is a good stock up price for toilet paper? ›

There is a very easy way to determine if the toilet paper is a penny per square foot or less. All you do is move the decimal point two places from the right. Example: If the roll is 400 square feet, then $4 would be a good stock-up price. If the toilet paper is 450 square feet then my stock up price would be $4.50.

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How to calculate price per square foot of toilet paper? ›

If the label shows how many square inches of product are contained in the package, convert that number to square feet by multiplying by 144; then divide that number into the price. If the store's shelf label reveals the price per 100 square feet, divide that price by 100 to get the price of one square foot.

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How much has the price of toilet paper increase? ›

Citing BLS data, the Groundwork study said that household paper products, a category that would include toilet paper and paper towels, had 10.3% of its nearly 35% price increase between 2019 and 2023 come from shrinkflation.

Who is the largest manufacturer of toilet paper? ›

In the United States today, the toilet paper industry is dominated by three manufacturers: Georgia-Pacific, Procter & Gamble and Kimberly Clark, with the latter generating approximately 2.14 billion U.S. dollars worth of sales in 2016. These three manufacturers made up almost 80 percent of the U.S. toilet paper market.

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What is a square of toilet paper called? ›

One square sheet of toilet paper is called a "ply".

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How do you calculate the unit price of toilet paper? ›

Divide the total cost of each product by the quantity in the package. Get the unit price for each item. For instance, let's say you're trying to choose between a 6-roll pack of toilet paper for $4.59 and a 9-roll pack of toilet paper for $7.29. To get the unit prices, calculate $4.59/6 = $0.77 and $7.29/9 = $0.81.

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What is the calculation for price per square foot? ›

Price per square foot is typically calculated by dividing the purchase or list price of a home by the overall total square footage of the home. For example, if a 1,000 square feet home is priced at $200,000, the price per square foot is $200. Price per square foot is a metric frequently used in real estate.

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Why is toilet paper so expensive in 2024? ›

'Shrinkflation' Is A Big Reason Why Toilet Paper, Snacks More Expensive Now: Study.

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What is the number one selling toilet paper in America? ›

Procter Gamble acquired Charmin Paper Company in 1957. Charmin Ultra Soft is the brand's highest-selling product by revenue. The product itself posts a soft toilet paper in a long-lasting roll while being two times more absorbent.

Why is toilet paper getting so expensive? ›

Every ton of toilet paper produced requires about 1.75 tons of raw fiber, and the amount of wood harvested annually may need to triple by 2050 to meet projected global demands. This traditional manufacturing process includes significant water usage, energy consumption, and chemical processing.

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Who makes Walmart toilet paper? ›

In addition to Walmart, the mill makes private-label products sold at other national chain stores. Kruger Memphis also makes Cashmere, the top-selling brand of toilet paper in Canada, said Fred Ceruti, the plant's general manager.

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Is Charmin toilet paper made in China? ›

Procter & Gamble — the company that produces Charmin — has plant locations in 31 cities in the U.S., including Phoenix, where they manufacture a variety of products. Big toilet paper manufacturing sites are in Pennsylvania, California and a few other states.

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Where does most of the US toilet paper come from? ›

Millions of trees are harvested in North and South America leaving ecological footprint concerns. As of 2009, between 22% and 48% of the toilet paper used in the United States comes from tree farms in the U.S. and South America, with the rest mostly coming from old, second growth forests, and, some from virgin forests.

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What is the average price of a roll of toilet paper? ›

If you've been on the toilet paper aisle in the grocery store lately, you've probably noticed that prices have increased tremendously. Retail data from market research firm NielsenIQ indicates that the average unit price for toilet paper was $8.91 in June 2022, which represents a 7% jump compared to the period year.

Is there a stock for toilet paper? ›

Clearwater Paper Corporation (CLW)

Clearwater Paper Corporation stock opened the day at $40.00 after a previous close of $39.95. The latest price was $39.95 (25-minute delay). Clearwater Paper Corporation is listed on the NYSE, has a trailing 12-month revenue of around USD$2.1 billion and employs 3,100 staff.

Can you buy stock in toilet paper? ›

If you have an investment appetite but are worried about market volatility, you can buy shares of Rogers Sugar (TSX:RSI) and North West Company (TSX:NWC) without hesitation. These toothpaste and toilet paper stocks can lessen the impact of high inflation.

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What are some toilet paper stocks? ›

Toilet Paper Stocks List

Symbol	Grade	Name
PG	A	Procter & Gamble Company (The)
KMB	A	Kimberly-Clark Corporation
CLW	A	Clearwater Paper Corporation
ITP	F	IT Tech Packaging, Inc.