Georgia-Pacific The Atlanta-based company is behind Angel Soft and Quilted Northern brands and owned by Koch Industries. The company says it's manufacturing toilet paper without interruption.

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Georgia-Pacific LLC owns Angel Soft, but the toilet paper is still distributed under its own name.

Although it's double-ply, we found the Angel Soft to be somewhat thin, making it less durable than the competition. In our subjective testing, we also found Angel Soft to be less comfortable after lengthy usage than some of our top brands.

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In 1987, Angel Soft® Toilet Paper lands on store shelves and becomes a part of modern toilet paper history. In 2015, Angel Soft® introduced its Fresh Scented Lavender Tube and has since added other fresh smelling fragrances.

Georgia-Pacific LLC owns Angel Soft, but the toilet paper is still distributed under its own name.

Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) certified Angel Soft Double Rolls are made with sustainably-sourced trees. The full line of Angel Soft Toilet Paper is septic-safe for well-maintained sewer and septic systems.

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