Andrex Toilet Tissue

Sheet count per roll varies across the Andrex range and between pack formats. Please verify the specific sheet count for this product on the physical packaging and supply this detail before publishing — it is a key purchasing consideration for customers comparing value across different toilet tissue products.

Yes — Andrex toilet tissue is designed to be flushable and breaks down in water in the same way as all standard toilet tissue. Only toilet tissue should be flushed — facial tissues, kitchen roll, cotton wool, and wet wipes (including those labelled "flushable") should all be placed in a bin, as they do not break down effectively in the sewer system and are a major cause of drain blockages.

Andrex toilet tissue is widely used by people of all skin types and is designed to be gentle in everyday use. Specific dermatological testing claims for this product should be confirmed on the physical packaging before publishing. For those with particularly sensitive or reactive skin, Andrex also offers specifically formulated sensitive variants within their range.

Andrex has made sustainability commitments around their product range and packaging. For the most accurate and up-to-date sustainability claims — including FSC certification, recycled content, and packaging recyclability — please check the physical packaging or the Andrex brand website, and supply any verified claims manually before publishing.

Septic tank suitability should be confirmed on the physical packaging before publishing this claim. Most standard toilet tissues are appropriate for septic tank use — the Andrex range is widely used in homes with septic systems, but confirming the specific suitability claim from the packaging is the most reliable guidance to provide to customers.