We tried Member's Mark brand because it was on sale, but now it's all we buy, sale or not. We used Charmin exclusively before that, but hated that it left lint all over our bathroom. (Which shows up a lot with dark colored fixtures and paint). Member's Mark is soft, durable, and it comes off the roll cleanly at the end. It's also not glued on the roll like other brands, making it easy to recycle (or upcycle) the empty cardboard tube. So, be like Mikey - "Try it! You'll like it!" :-)

Well I usually buy in store. Thought I’d buy it online and save some gas. Well I guess someone decided it would be okay to just send me the ones that someone opened and didn’t want. They were not in the correct package. They were like someone damaged the product and no one wanted it so they sent it to me since I chose delivery. Not acceptable really.

I love Sam’s! I buy bulk and put together weekend food bags for elementary school students who qualify for free breakfast and lunch at school, but have no breakfast or lunch on weekends. I do wish Sam’s would start carrying individual sized servings of shelf stable milk like they once did. I can provide up to 30 bags with two packets of oatmeal and a box of individual cereal for breakfast. I now count on Walmart to keep enough in stock and sometimes the shelf is empty! Lighthouse Buddies is a nonprofit and we rely on low prices and quantity or bulk quantity purchases. Sam’s allows me to purchase cases of 36 individual applesauce, 24 cups of microwaveable chicken noodle soup, 12 cups per case of Ravioli and more. Sam’s is pivotal in my ability to provide these meals for children.

Soft TP is like a cloud for your butt—smooth, plush, and kinda magical. You'll notice: - *Feel:* Silky, almost velvety. It glides without shredding or scratching. - *Thickness:* Usually 2–3 ply, so it's got that cushiony “wrap‑around” effect. - *Absorbency:* Soaks up fast, leaving minimal residue (no “sandpaper” vibes). - *Sound:* Quiet—no crinkling jungle noises when you pull it.

Excellent quality! We've always been toilet paper snobs in my house, but with the cost of everything rising, we're trying to go to generic on those few things we've always gotten brand name for. It was always Charmin for us, but we've been taking some risks, and Member's Mark is just as good! Can't even tell the difference (other than the pattern on the paper itself, which is actually cuter!) and much more affordable. Definitely a staple from this point forward!

I want to give a 'shout out' to Rebecca, a Sam's employee, who is an outstanding professional who helped me out so much at the Return Desk. She deserves a raise and a promotion for honoring Sam's and its customers with a true sense of service! (The Members Mark Bathroom Tissue is a fav :)

This maybe the only product I am not 100% pleased with. It's just too small and tears muuuuuuch too easily. I buy it only when I can't get to the other store to buy their brand which has large rolls that last, they're stronger and cost less. These rolls barley last a week, I'm constantly the roller.

I've been using Member's Mark Ultra Premium 2-Ply toilet paper for many years, and it continues to impress. Its exceptional softness, durability, and cleanliness—combined with virtually no lint—make it stand out from other brands. The thicker, more absorbent texture means you use less with each visit, which is a major plus. Overall, it's a fantastic value for the money!

This tissue stands out to me because of its exceptional softness and durability. Furthermore, its quality and extended lifespan are notable advantages compared to other brands I have tried in the past. I have been a loyal customer of this brand for at least three years.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – The Unsung Hero of Hygiene Toilet paper: the soft, silent warrior that stands by us in our most vulnerable moments. Whether it’s a quick wipe, an unexpected spill, or an emergency tissue for a teary rom-com, this magical roll never lets me down (unless I forget to restock, in which case, total disaster). It comes in all forms—single-ply (aka betrayal), double-ply (the sweet spot), and the luxurious triple-ply (because my butt deserves royalty treatment). And let’s not forget the dreaded moment when you reach for it, only to find an empty roll staring back at you. Betrayal at its finest. Sure, bidets exist, but can they double as a napkin, a makeshift bandage, or an emergency nose wipe? I think not. Toilet paper, you are the real MVP. I salute you.