[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] TBH I used to be a toilet paper snob. But after having to call a plumber 3xs in a year. No it's not thick or quilted, but it does just as good a job and it dissolves. I'm not having to constantly shout for someone to bring paper. Scott's has enough paper on it to last as long if not longer than 2 ply.

This has been my go to toilet paper forever. I don't like the lint feeling that others leave behind and this one is especially safe if you have a septic tank as it won't clog it. It'll save you money in the long run.

Septic safe and last MUCH longer than the thick, fluffy toilet-clogging brands. And now I don't have to go to Sam's to buy it in bulk. My choice for decades!!!!!

I received it with no problems, unlike Amazon who sent me 24 rolls out of 40. Had me carrying them from the Bronx to Harlem and still owe me $13 for return shipping. Your doing great Walmart.

I usually buy these twice per year and the second purchase rolls over into the next year. What I like most about this the fact that based on the quality of the sheets, one has a choice on limiting the amount of sheets for each occasion. For over 40 years as an adult, Scott has always been my number one choice.

Shrinkflation and n action! The toilet paper feels thinner and cheaper than the last package we just used and the rolls are 1 1/2” more narrow now. This is not a Sam's Club issue. This is a Scott's toilet paper issue. Now I'm looking for a new brand of one ply toilet paper that is committed to quality.

I never thought I’d care enough to write about toilet paper, but this brand is so bad I had to warn others. Since the first try I can say it’s honestly the worst. It’s super thin, falls apart in your hands, and is completely unreliable. Save yourself the frustration and stay far away from this one.

About 6 to 8 months ago I started having allergic reactions to this toilet paper. I called cs to see what's changed in their ingredients and cs directed me to this page for an ingredient's list, but I don't find any... I wish they'd go back to what they were using...

There may be more sheets per roll but the thinness is still a factor. The sheets lack adequate perforation to come apart. The starter sheet is sealed when opening that you must tear away several sheets before it will come off the roll. Just too skimpy.

The paper is durable, but being only one-ply makes it much too thin for my preference. I need to use several sheets each time, so I wouldn't buy it again.