I've been using Scott Extra Soft since it came on the market and I've never been disappointed. Comfort Plus has disappointed in every way. The paper is in no way more comfortable than Extra Soft and the roll is gone in half the time, making it more expensive. This is NOT an improvement! It seems more like a gimmick for charging more for less. Bring back Extra Soft!!

I love this toilet paper however it is harder and harder to find just double rolls not MEGA, Mega don't fit anywhere, I don't understand why make them so big. Please make sure you keep stocks of double rolls, I haven't been able to find them lately. Thanks!

I use Comfort Plus in my "sticks & bricks" home and RV Rapid Dissolve in my diesel pusher motorhome. Both TP's work very well however the RV Rapid Dissolve is 2-3 time the cost of Comfort Plus. Physical and visual appearance to me says the Comfort Plus is essentially the same as the RV Rapid Dissolve. During these high inflation times when pay raises come no where close to inflation rates, I'd like to switch to the lower cost Comfort Plus TP for my motorhome if doing so would cause no problems. Does anyone have experience using Comfort Plus in their RV's? I am a huge fan of both Comfort Plus and RV Rapid Dissolve! Would like to use Comfort Plus in the motorhome to save a few dollars.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Scott toilet paper was very soft so it didn’t irritate you where it counts. It also didn’t leave large amounts of paper behind like some brands. It got the job done, and without tearing or ripping. Only thing I really didn’t like is that the rolls are so small that they only lasted a day or so tops as we have 5 kids and 2 adults in our house. I would prefer a much bigger roll in the same design for my home preferably. Otherwise it’s great and I’ve purchased some since in a larger pack.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The supersize rolls last a long time and are very soft to the touch. Comfort Plus lives up to its words making your bathroom trip a lot more pleasant to get through. Scott Comfort Plus is for me and my family!

Just returned from the grocery store where I had to purchase a different brand of TP because I can't tolerate the butt balls any longer. I don't understand. People are being generous complaining about the "lint". This is far beyond lint. This is little balls of TP in your booty crack, like a new prize every time I take a shower. When I was using extra soft for years and years, I never once discovered surprise booty balls. This is not a rare occurrence, it is daily. I just stayed in a hotel for 2 days, came home, used the TP. Showered. And decided I could not tolerate it anymore. How can you say it is stronger? It literally falls apart in your hand. Please consider bringing back Extra Soft. This was a fail.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good toilet paper, soft, somewhat strong. Size though feels not wide enough. Always felt they just don't make toilet paper wide enough. But it's the same size as any normal toilet paper. No real complaints on the toilet paper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper did what it needed to do. It was soft to the touch and I felt very clean after using it. I didn’t experience any issues while using it. The roll was a little small and didn’t last very long, but it could be due to it being a sample. I would recommend if you needed some toilet paper in a pinch or if you’re usual type wasn’t available.

Toilet paper is kind of a commodity now and days so before it all went out this is the toliet paper I always keep on hand. I made sure to stock up so that I wouldn’t have to purchase something I’m not a huge fan of. I love how soft and effective it is. It doesn’t crumple or tear as you wipe and it’s super durable.

It's good to try new things. It's also good to learn from mistakes. Looks to me like you need to bring back Extra Soft. You will be losing customers not only because our fave TP is gone, but because your motives for change appear less than honorable (even if typical for businesses, unfortunately).