[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Charmin Ultra Strong does its job, I always disliked thin papery generic brand toilet papers.Charmin Ultra Strong comes to the rescue with a tough paper that won't tear, but is still soft enough that your backside won't complain! I used just three squares of the Ultra Soft and was able to clean up my business. Being a fan of Charmin, I already had Charmin Ultra Soft and comparing the two. Granted the Ultra Soft was softer, but not by all that much and the Ultra Strong is noticeably tougher. I typically use 4 to 5 squares of the Ultra Soft at a time, so you could definitely increase the lifespan of the roll with the Ultra Strong.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used the Charmin Ultra Strong toilet paper that we received and it was super absorbent, much more so than our previous toilet paper. I had to use far fewer squares than before. That took some time to get used to!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Awesome toilet paper! It has nice soft thick texture to it which means I use less paper to get the job done. It leaves me feeling clean while not tearing apart doing so unlike other tp that I've used.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The first thing I would want you to know is that this product is great, not only does it last longer but is very soft. The whole family enjoys this brands and believes it is superior to any other toilet paper out there. My kids always tell us to get the toilet paper with the bears. We only buy charmin because it is the best bang for the buck.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My family loves this brand of toilet paper! Its gentle in just the right way! I love how its not to soft or hard because who would want something that feels like sandpaper on your butt? Not my family thanks again to charmin for making a great product! Definitely will be buying this brand again!

Loved it cuz it WAS soft & strong! Since you've changed it, it's no longer soft nor strong; Now it shreds, leaving "lint" behind & when wet, I've put my fingers thru it multiple times. Why must manufacturers mess with such a good thing?? I changed to Charmin because my former brand did the weak & shred thing. Now Charmin is doing it, too, and I'm stuck with a large bundle of it that I'm EXTREMELY UNHAPPY with.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love Charmin's Ultra Strong toilet tissue! Its strong enough to hold up to my toddler's wipe job and yet soft enough to some extra comfort to my day. I plan on using this Ultra Strong toilet paper even after this campaign is over with. Its a great product from a trusted brand.

I always buy the Mega Rolls of Ultra Strong, but this last package purchased was not up to the normal quality. It was not perforated. Where the perforation line was there was 2-3 tiny holes instead of a whole row. 24 rolls unperforated. Sure hope next package will be better. I still gave it 5 stars.

I have used Charmin for years. I was very disappointed in the last I bought. If I wanted narrow tissue I would use the public toilets. You made it more narrow and did not reduce the price. Please bring back the old Charmin size. I don't plan to buy anymore. I also wanted to talk to a person, not a recording to be able to express my concerns but couldn't.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I swapped out a couple of rolls of our regular stuff (Kirkland Signature) for some of this Charmin Ultra Strong. For the most part, my wife and I could barely tell the difference in feel and function of the TP. I must say that the two-ply part functioned better than Kirkland. They stayed together well. Kirkland's TP sometimes separates a bit. Where the Charmin really falls short is on the size of the roll. The roll is considerably shorter, and about 1/3 skinnier than the Kirkland rolls. This makes the rolls run out a lot faster. I think it also comes in a lot more expensive than Kirkland. For the small amount of difference in feel and function, I'm sticking with Kirkland, based on the price per sq. ft.