[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a loyal Scott Toilet Paper consumer, I was very happy to receive the Scott ComfortPlus One-Ply Toilet Paper in exchange for my honest review. As homeowners with a septic system, using one-ply tissue is an absolute must. We’ve always been happy with the regular one ply tissue, but after using the ComfortPlus for over a week, we’re all generally in agreement that we prefer it over the regular one-ply. It feels more substantial, which may be due to the “ribbed” surface, so I find myself using less. In fact I was surprised at how thick it actually does feel for a one-ply. I usually end up using more of the regular than I really care to, so the ComfortPlus is a welcome change! I did notice that the roll of ComfortPlus is slightly narrower. I don’t know how much of a difference that makes in terms of how much you’re actually getting, but I did notice it right away. Otherwise, it looks like you’re getting the same amount on the roll as with the regular (which doesn’t show in my photos as I didn’t have a new roll in the house). As to comfort and effectiveness, I believe the ComfortPlus is also the winner and the ribbed surface is probably responsible for that as well. Therefore, I highly recommend Scott ComfortPlus Toilet Paper as very suitable one-ply alternative.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott ComfortPlus Toilet Paper (1-ply) Review: The density is light, typical of a 1-ply, but the design helps it feel more effective than expected. The rolls have noticeable bulk, so they last longer between changes. First impressions are that it’s practical and reliable rather than luxurious. Unrolling is smooth and easy, with fewer snags or tearing than basic 1-ply options.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott Toilet Paper is a no-frills, practical choice. The rolls are large and long-lasting, making them economical. Its single-ply design breaks down quickly, so disintegration is excellent for septic systems and RVs, though it feels thin and less sturdy. There’s no added scent, which is good for sensitive users but lacks a fresh feel. Perforation is clean and easy to tear, with minimal waste.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What immediately stands out is how well it holds up while still feeling comfortable to use. It is noticeably stronger than standard 1-ply options, so I do not feel like I need to use an excessive amount to get the job done. One of the biggest benefits is how quickly it dissolves. Knowing that it is designed to break down faster gives me peace of mind, especially in a household where plumbing reliability matters. I have had no issues with clogs, and it feels like a smart choice for everyday use without sacrificing performance.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using Scott ComfortPlus toilet paper for a while now, and honestly, it’s become my go-to. It’s one of those products you don’t think much about until you realize it just works. It’s softer than the regular Scott rolls but still strong enough that I don’t feel like I’m using half the roll every time. That balance is hard to find. What I really like is that it doesn’t fall apart or leave lint behind, which has happened to me with some “ultra-soft” brands. The rolls last longer too, so I’m not constantly changing them out, and that actually makes a difference over time. It’s also gentle enough that it doesn’t irritate my skin, which is a big plus. Overall, Scott ComfortPlus feels like a practical, reliable choice. It’s comfortable, durable, and reasonably priced not fancy, just solid and dependable. I don’t see myself switching anytime soon.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott Comfort Plus Toilet Paper delivers outstanding value without sacrificing performance. From the moment you use it, you notice a durable strength that resists tearing yet stays gentle on skin. The absorbency is impressive for a 1-ply, cutting down on how much you need each time and stretching the value even further. In everyday use, it feels comfortable while standing up to the task, making it a reliable choice for any household. Overall, it’s a cost-effective, strong, and absorbent toilet paper that consistently exceeds expectations.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I personally did not like the is product. In terms of quality, the paper is not made of good quality. The paper is thin and the texture is rough. The packaging is not as good as. A better job and quality materials could be used for packaging. If you are looking for inexpensive toilet paper, this product is the one but you will be sacrificing quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love Scott toilet paper because it’s safe for my old plumbing. This needs to be comfort plus kind is great because it’s a little softer. The roll size is also a lot thicker than others. I highly recommend if you’re looking for comfort and plumbing easy toilet paper!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this toliet paper. It is so incredibly soft and feels nice when you wipe. It performs very well and breaks down well so it will not clog your septic.value is great for the product and worth the money. The is no scent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This pack of Scott Comfort Plus is a solid middle-ground option if you are looking for a balance between the classic "sandpaper" durability of standard Scott 1000 and the plush (but expensive) luxury brands. Performance & Quality Texture: It is significantly softer than the original Scott tissue. It has a wavy texture designed for a better "scrubbing" feel without being abrasive. Strength: While it’s soft, it’s still Scott—meaning it holds together well. It doesn't leave as much "lint" behind as some of the ultra-plush brands (like Charmin). Plumbing Friendly: The packaging notes it "dissolves 10x faster." This makes it a great choice for older plumbing, septic systems, or RVs where clogs are a major concern. Value Breakdown The "Mega Roll" Math: Scott claims 4 Mega Rolls = 16 Regular Rolls. In reality, these are thick, but the core is standard-sized, so they should fit most traditional toilet paper holders without an extender. Sheet Count: Each roll has 310 sheets. For a 4-pack, that's a decent amount of longevity for a small household or a guest bathroom. Final Verdict: It’s a reliable, "no-drama" toilet paper. It won't feel like a spa treatment, but it won't feel like office stationery either. It’s particularly smart if you have sensitive pipes but want a bit more comfort than the basic single-ply rolls.