I purchased this to try out and it's garbage. I know it's just toliet paper but if you are being picky like me. Then don't waste your money unless your desperate. This is comparable to Scotts toliet paper-1 ply. It isn't easy to separate when you start a new roll. The layers separate and leaves a huge mess on the floor. On top of that, every time you rip a sheet off, tons of paper fibers crumble onto the ground and float around in the air. It's a complete mess.

My wife and I purchased a box of this as the Sam's brand was sold out during the pandemic. We finally got to it some moths ago...and it was atrocious. Leaves particles behind. Isn't soft. But here is the real kicker. If you must buy (please don't) - have each roll STARTED before you have to go number 2. Trust us. What does started mean? Well the beginning of each roll is almost glued together and in a hurry you can tear through 1/3 the roll before getting it going on the dispenser. And when you go to pull off the initial pieces...they run varying directions - so it's not like you just have to tear a few and then it will start. Nope. Glued together in alternate directions. This stuff was so bad it had become a joke in our household: "You'd better clean the gutters before the next rainstorm...or it is another box of Pom for you".

This is awful toilet paper. So thin, so weak. You will definitely end up wiping yourself with your fingers poking through this toilet paper. So annoying and awful. Why even bother making something so horrible? This is getting returned back to the store.

We bought this to try as our sam's no longer carries scott paper products. Sadly we won't buy these again We will have to buy toilet paper somewhere else unless. Scott returns?!?! We went close to 6 months on Scott we have only had this about 2 months and its almost gone.

This is not a regular size of toilet tissue & it does not fit firmly on a toilet tissue holder (spool) & you hide the size by putting them in a box. Make it 36 rolls or 32 rolls but you disguise it as 45 rolls when it may add up to maybe 25. Deceptive. Very surprised being that Sams Club normally does not do this type of practice.

This toilet paper os very thin. Just pulling the first sheet off of a new roll leads to tearing around the roll, and it's difficult to make a clean break. The paper itself is extremely thin, so more quantity per use will be needed, likely negating much if any savings versus better quality products. The paper is also not comfortable, but probably a step up from the large spools of toilet tissue that are used with commercial dispensers. Even Member's Mark is better than this. Do not recommend.

I bought this toilet paper recently, as Sams was out of their Members Mark brand - which I love, BTW. This paper, at the same price as the MM brand, is of very inferior quality. It is not soft, it is not durable, it is incredibly thin, it does not rip at the perforations, and the worst part yet...it stinks like cat p33. That smell becomes WORSE when it’s wet. I had the large box stored in my laundry room, and immediately when I walk in there, the whole room stunk terribly. I took out one roll and had to throw it away after just a couple of uses. Avoid. Going to return ASAP.

Sam’s Club Members Mark is way better but unfindable currently. I do not like this product. My wife does not like this product. My son does not like this product. It should be relabeled “Old Rasp.” It is rough, irritating and will rub you raw to the point of bleeding. Think one ply at a desert gas station. And, if you’re fortunate, your finger won’t rip through.

This is 2 ply, but the layers are 2 separate pieces and the perforations do not line up. When you tear it off, it is not a pretty picture. The tissue is soft, but terrible constructed. I would be embarassed to let guests use it. Will stick with Members Mark.

In my opinion, this toilet tissue is among the poorest quality that I have yet to have purchased. This tissue is in no way qualifies as being “2 Ply”. It is so thin that it sometimes tears apart midway between the perforations. Better quality tissue is available at a lesser price.