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5 Reasons Who Gives A Crap’s Spooky Edition Belongs in My Halloween-Decorated House

Beatrice Wilter
ByBeatrice WilterSep 17, 2026

The minute fall arrives, my kids are ready for Halloween, and I’m right there with them. I’m the mom who loves decorating the whole house for every holiday, and Halloween might be the most fun. Pumpkins come out, spooky decorations take over, and I’m always looking for those smaller details that make our home look festive from room to room.

So, naturally, Halloween toilet paper caught my attention.

Who Gives A Crap’s limited-edition Spooky Edition takes an everyday household essential and dresses it up in spooky-cute patterns that actually become part of my decor. Even better, it’s a once-a-year artwork drop. When it’s gone, it’s gone, so here are five reasons I’m decorating now instead of waiting until next Halloween.

1. The Spooky-Cute Wrappers Let Me Decorate Right Down to My Toilet Paper 👻

When I decorate for a holiday, I don’t want the festive touches confined to the living room. I love carrying the theme into the little corners of our home, and the Spooky Edition makes the bathroom part of the Halloween fun.

The spooky-cute wrappers are designed to be seen, not stashed, so the rolls can go straight from the box to an open shelf without a second thought. I can stack a few next to our other Halloween decorations, and suddenly something I’d normally hide in a cabinet adds to the room. The wrapper’s doing double duty as a decoration, not just packaging you toss.

And because Who Gives a Crap only drops these designs once-a-year, I know I only have a limited window to enjoy them. My kids love the anticipation leading up to Halloween, so having a seasonal detail that only comes around once a year makes the whole thing feel a little more special.

2. The Limited-Edition Designs Don’t Come With a Higher Seasonal Price 🍬

I love a limited-edition holiday find, but I don’t love paying extra just because someone put a pumpkin on it.

The Spooky Edition has the same low cost whether you’re buying the everyday roll or the limited-edition spooky print. Who Gives A Crap comes in at $0.42 per 100 sheets, compared to $0.72 for Charmin. That makes Who Gives A Crap 40% cheaper than the leading brand*. Compare per-sheet, not per-roll, and the math is scarier for everyone else’s TP.

3. A 24-Roll Box Keeps My Family Stocked Through Spooky Season 🕸️

Between my own family and everyone coming and going during Halloween festivities, toilet paper is one thing I’d rather have too much of than discover we’re missing.

Each mega roll contains 370 sheets, and there are 24 rolls per box. That’s a bulk stash that outlasts the whole spooky season, with fewer reorders and fewer “ran out mid-scare” moments. Plus, having extra rolls means I have plenty to display around the bathroom while keeping more on hand.

4. Behind Those Cute Wrappers Is 3-Ply, Cloud-Soft Bamboo TP ☁️

The designs might be what initially sold this Halloween-loving mom, but what’s inside matters too.

Each wrapper contains 3-ply, cloud-soft bamboo toilet paper, so there’s no compromise trade-off between “cute roll” and “comfortable roll.” There are no inks, dyes, or added scents. The spooky print stays on the wrapper, not the sheet. The bamboo toilet paper is also suitable for sensitive skin, which is especially important in a house with kids.


5. This Limited-Edition Halloween Detail Won’t Be Around Forever 👻

I already decorate shelves, tables, doorways, and just about every other available surface for Halloween, so why should the bathroom miss out?

Who Gives A Crap’s Spooky Edition turns something my family needs anyway into another cute seasonal detail. Between the spooky-cute designs, once-a-year artwork drop, 24-roll box, double-length rolls, and cloud-soft bamboo, it earns its spot in my Halloween setup.

Most importantly, the Spooky Edition is only available for a limited time. When it’s gone, it’s gone, so I’m grabbing mine while I can and letting even the toilet paper join our Halloween decor.

*Top 10 Charmin SKUs by sales value, Nielsen Byzzer, 12 weeks ending 15th March 2025