charmin
charmin size chart
| Common Pack Sizes | Equivalent in Single Rolls |
|---|---|
| 6 Mega | 24 Regular Rolls |
| 8 Mega XL = 12 Mega | 48 Regular Rolls |
| 12 Mega XL = 18 Mega | 72 Regular Rolls |
| 24 Mega | 96 Regular Rolls |
| 18 Mega XL | 108 Regular Rolls |
| 24 Mega XL | 144 Regular Rolls |
| 30 Mega | 120 Regular Rolls |
All Sizes in Inches Unless Otherwise Stated
A: Nope - Super Mega rolls were bigger. Mega XL ARE NOT the same. I have both and compared them. The Mega XL are very obviously smaller!!
A: I think I represent many readers. Can Charmin please produce just one quality style, with one name, that represents the “strong” line and ditch all this Mega, Super Mega, Mega XL, which makes my eyes cross trying to keep it straight. We are talking toilet paper here. Let’s keep it simple. Choose your name and one size and make it good!
A: Great question. The Mega XL Rolls are our Super Mega Rolls. Different name, same irresistible product!
A: I've been through that, too!
A: looks like you cant because its out of stock
A: I checked online and their website states they had some of quite a few sizes and brands in stock.. When I got to the store, there was only one small package available, none of the others. I thought maybe they sold out while I was driving to the store, but when I got home and checked, it STILL states in stock. Not COOL Target, not cool!!! Keep your website and stocked items or out of stock items listed accordingly so as to save someone from having to drive 45 minutes. Still says: In stock at Roseville T1
A: The width is 4.27 inches.
A: The sheet's width x length is 3.72 x 4.27.
A: Depends on whether you're talking about Mega or Super Mega. The Mega's are only 3.92 x 4. The SUPER Mega's, which says BIGGER AND TALLER on the package, are 4.27 x 3.72, so they fit wider across your holder, wider when you're holding them in your hand. They don't flop around on your holder like the Mega rolls do. Basically, they've shortened the Mega's, which many of the other cheaper brands did a while ago. P&G was just a little slower in lowering their quality and shrinking the product. I'm just glad that they still have the larger/taller Super Mega rolls. They're more expensive per sf than the Mega rolls, but sometimes that 1/3 across can make a big difference. Also, be aware, since they changed to the "improved" diamond design, they are definitely less substantial and will crumble. The older infinity/fish-shape design rarely crumbled, no matter what/how bad a situation they had to deal with -- they were great for caregivers. The first time I picked up a roll of the diamond design, it was in the dark in the middle of the night, and I thought I'd picked up one of the cheaper brands I keep on hand for use as a substitute for hand tissues. When I turned on the light and saw it came from the new Charmin Design, I was shocked... it was also a Mega roll instead of a Super Mega, so it was a noticeably shorter roll. (In the old days, there was no difference in height between the Mega and Super Mega. The only difference used to be in the number of sheets per roll. These days, you really have to read your labels to be sure you get what you actually want. Especially since Covid, every company seems to be trying to sneak in these little changes to take more money from people while offering less/diminished product.)
A: THE SQUARE FOOTAGE MAY BE ON THE FRONT OF EACH PACKAGE, BUT IT IS NOT SHOWN ON THIS WEBSITEE
A: This varies depending on the size of the rolls, as well as the roll count in the package. You can find the square footage listed on the front of each package.
A: Thanks for asking. We can assure you that we have many quality checks in place to ensure that our products reach you in the best possible condition, and we do regularly shut down our manufacturing lines to remove excess lint. Please give us a call at (800) 777-1410 if you have any further questions.
A: This answer above doesn't seem right. now that I'm buying the new packages, they seem to produce much more lint than before the changes.
A: They'll be packaged accordingly to how many rolls are in the package.
A: Yes, it is safe to use Charmin Ultra Strong with septic systems. We test rigorously and have proven when used as directed in properly functioning toilets and septic systems, Charmin is safe.
A: If you're worried about lint, we think Charmin Ultra Strong is a great choice vs our softer version, Charmin Ultra Soft. Ultra Strong is made to stand strong, and capture the mess with our DuraClean texture which combines softness with strength. The reason behind this recommendation is that excessive lint can come from two causes. First, the softness is directly related to the amount of lint; meaning, the softer the toilet paper, the more lint there will be. The second cause comes from lint that may build up on the paper manufacturing lines. In this case, we do regularly shut down our manufacturing lines to remove excess lint in an attempt to reduce the chances of it happening. When using our Ultra Strong, all you should have left behind is a Charmin clean feeling! If you have any further questions, feel free to give us a call at 1-800-777-1410. Our hours are 9AM-6PM EST Monday-Friday.
A: We appreciate your suggestion and will share this with our team. It will vary based on the roll size and the number of rolls. We have many different pack sizes that have the square footage on the front of every pack.
A: We do offer a newer roll extender, which you can get for free on the Charmin Website, however you will have to pay shipping.
