Yarn’n Deadly Dunny Paper – Salisbury, QLD

100% Recycled – No Trees Harmed! – Made in Australia! – \FSC Certified – 50% profits go to First Nations education Why Choose Yarn’n for your bum? - Super soft, quality tissue. Tried & Tested - 360 Sheets of Cloud Comfy 3-Ply Tissue - Made in Australia - 100% Recycled Paper - 3Ply (360 Sheets) = HUGE Value for Money - Bio-Degradable Packaging - 50% of Profits Heads to Educate First Nations Children - First Nations Owned At Yarn’n, 50% of the profit from each roll goes straight to Yalari.org to educate First Nations Children of Australia which builds tomorrows leaders. Yarn’n is an Indigenous owned social enterprise that brings you the chance to shop quality dunny rolls that helps actual generational change. One box contains 24 deadly rolls and so much more: Where does the 50% of profit go? The education of First Nations Children. 50% of profits are donated directly to the Yalari Foundation, who offers quality, secondary education scholarships at leading Australian boarding schools for Indigenous children from regional and remote communities. Yalari are committed to the ongoing success of their national program of scholarships, student support and post-school opportunities. What value for money does Yarn’n offer? Our boxes are stacked with quality 360 3-ply sheets of dunny paper. That means our rolls go further than most name brands and absorb 3 times as much as a single normal sheet. Made in Australia – tell me more? There’s a couple of big hitters in the TP market that take the manufacturing out of our island home. This means less jobs and a much longer journey to your dunny! We want to reduce as much of our carbon footprint as we can and although this financially costs more it means we are far richer for our communities, country and lands we help to protect. Recycled does that lower quality? We don’t think so – in fact we’ve tried and tested our rolls on 1000’s of bums across the land and believe we have a perfect balance of cushy for our tushy. \FSC Certified = Forest Stewardship Council Certified – Read more on their site.