Scrub n Shine’s NEW Virgin Fiber Paper Products are a MUST in Restrooms
Scrub n Shine’s NEW Virgin Fiber Paper Products are a MUST in Restrooms. Sustainable, virgin fiber produces paper that is CLEANER, BRIGHTER, SOFTER, STRONGER – and saves you money! Our products contribute to an environmentally friendly building operation,…
Sustainable, virgin fiber produces paper that is CLEANER, BRIGHTER, SOFTER, STRONGER – and saves you money!
It’s all About Rapidly Renewable Fiber (RRF)
Scrub n Shine restroom paper flyer
Higher quality towel and tissue products made from Rapidly Renewable Fiber are a better environmental value than products made from a high concentration of recycled materials.
That’s because higher-quality, better-performing products allow users to use less with less waste headed to the landfill, and less cost to you.
WANTED! Businesses Currently Using Recycled Restroom Paper Products
Scrub n Shine restroom paper flyer
If you’re currently using GP (Georgia-Pacific), KC Professional (Kimberly-Clark), SCA-Tork and Wausau Paper-Bay West, Hillyard or Renown paper products, we need to talk.
Compare to SCA Tork Advanced T26 High Capacity Bath Tissue
Scrub n Shine TP versus Tork 110292
Roll widths are virtually identical. Tork’s sheet length is 3.8″. Ours is 4.05″. Both have 1000 sheets per roll. Both are 2-ply products. Both are embossed. Their core is 27/16″ O.D. Our core is 13/16″.
Scrub n Shine Bath Tissue versus Tork 110292
Theirs is made from a high concentration of recycled paper. Ours is made from sustainable virgin fiber.
Compare to SCA Tork Advanced H1 High Capacity Hand Toweling
Their rolls are 7.8″ wide. Our are 7″ wide. Their rolls are 700 ft. long, with 6 rolls per case. Our rolls are 850 ft. long with 6 rolls per case. That’s 21% more product!
Theirs is made from a high concentration of recycled paper. Ours is made from sustainable virgin fiber.
US Green Building Council LEED logo
Our products contribute to an environmentally friendly building operation, and meet the requirements of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED standards. Theirs does as well.
Which would you rather use? Recycled pulp from sources unknown? Or sustainable virgin fiber?
Contact us to start using cleaner, better paper products in your facility. We can help!