Someone recently asked me about the weight of various tissue types.\u00a0 Here is a non-comprehensive list of tissues that I am aware of.\u00a0 I will include other types if people submit information.\u00a0 The table is sorted by weight.\u00a0 Notes below the table.<\/p>\n
[table]
\nBrand,weight<\/p>\n
GAMPI*,9gsm
\nKURANAI,9gsm
\nESAKI,12gsm
\nDILLY**,12gsm
\nASUKA,14gsm
\nFLOMO***,14gsm
\nMt FUJI****,18gsm
\n,
\nDomestics*****,14-18gsm
\n[\/table]<\/p>\n
* “Gampi” apparently has a variety of densities.\u00a0 What I used to sell weighed 9gsm.\u00a0 the EasyBuilt web site reports their Gampi is 12gsm.<\/p>\n
** “Dilly” is available from the UK, but only in large rolls, to my knowledge.\u00a0 Also, I believe this is what Bernard Guest uses for his printed tissue that he sells.<\/p>\n
*** “Flomo” is a brand name of Domestic tissue that I found in my local supermarket.\u00a0 I have used white and like it a lot and have recommended it.<\/p>\n
**** “Mt Fuji” is available from EasyBuilt.\u00a0 Weight calculation discovered on Hip Pocket<\/p>\n
***** Domestic tissue is a general term for supermarket or dollar store tissue paper.\u00a0 It is generally inferior (especially when wet) and heavy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Someone recently asked me about the weight of various tissue types.\u00a0 Here is a non-comprehensive list of tissues that I am aware of.\u00a0 I will include other types if people submit information.\u00a0 The table is sorted by weight.\u00a0 Notes below … Continue reading