Happy with my toilet paper but just confused on why Sam’s wants me to do a review on EVERY purchase I make there. Gee, the paper wipes perfectly and plays well with the kids in the pool as it goes down the drain. And by the way, you definitely do not want me to submit a photo as encouraged.

I regard Charmin Ultra Extra Soft as a truly fine product. I'll mention that, while the new wavy tearing is great, so was the older straight cut tearing. I recommend that Charmin be used in conjunction with a good wet wipe product, like Tucks. I wish Sam's had not ceased to supply Tucks.

I’ll admit it: I used to avoid Charmin like the plague. My family has rental properties built in the 80s, and the running joke was always that Charmin was the pipe killer. So for years I stuck with thinner, “safe” toilet paper. Then I tried Charmin Ultra Soft—and wow. I get it now. It’s soft without shredding, strong without feeling industrial, and the crazy thing is you actually use less. That means fewer sheets, fewer rolls, and in the long run, less strain on both your wallet and your plumbing. I’ve been converted. Charmin Ultra Soft is the kind of TP that spoils you for the cheap stuff. Once you use it, you can’t go back. Consider me a toilet paper snob now—and honestly? I’m fine with that.

The product is fine just don't buy it from third person seller Bern%26Co .

I just came home with a 30 roll pack of Ultra Soft and 4 of the rolls have streaks that look like grease or something from the processing equipment. I’m hoping it is only on the outer layer and not thru the entire roll. I’m send a picture if I can get it to load.

I immediately noticed that the rolls were more narrow than the last time I purchased Charmin Ultra Soft, and sure enough they shaved 1/2" off. I'm really tired of manufacturers messing with the quality so they can keep the same price.

For years I lived at houses with Septic systems, so I used Scott’s and I would look forward to the day when I didn’t. Well, Charming has been getting consistently cheaper and this last batch reminds of Scott Tissue. Do better Charmin

I’ve been buying this TP for months and the rolls in this latest package I bought is way narrower! Has anyone else noticed this toilet paper has become narrower?! I compared a roll from this newest package to a roll I still had left from a package I bought several months ago and these new rolls are 1” narrower!! I hate it when companies think we’re stupid and won’t notice when they start making their products smaller

The cardboard core has become so thin that the roll deforms and won't turn smoothly over the roller. And the roll itself is so narrow compared to earlier products that they should be ashamed.

I have been a long-time customer of Charmin. Your recent change to the perforations is a terrible feature. I have often times found it extremely difficult to find the perforations, resulting in a ragged tear and ultimately usage of more paper than I previously used.