[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is our everyday toilet paper. It does the job. Doesn’t leave behind “fuzz” like some other toilet papers do. It is septic safe. It could be thicker, but it doesn’t fall apart. There are enough sheets per roll for the price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] • I use Scott’s for daily bathroom use. • The sheets hold up and do not fall apart. • It breaks down fast and protects septic systems. • Fewer clogs since switching. • Rolls last longer than thick brands. I look for toilet paper which works and does not cause plumbing issues. Scott’s does both. It keeps things clean and saves money over time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used Scott 1-ply over the years. It seems to have gotten a bit thinner however the softness was very surprising for a 1 ply. The rolls seem to last longer than the 2 ply and I believe it's also safer for our septic. All in all I am pleased with the quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My honest opinion of this toilet paper is that is was okay. I wouldn’t honestly recommend. It is very thin and tears when wiping. I am a 2 ply person and I feel like I would use so much of this just to adequately wipe.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I understand, Scott Original Single-ply toilet paper is the best product if you have a septic tank system and field. You want your toilet paper to break down into a pulp and be distributed to your field. You do NOT want it to remain in a clump and accumulate in your septic tank forever. Many of the toilet paper manufacturing techniques that make toilet paper softer, more absorbent, gentler/comfortable, better cleaning... also make it remain in a clump and NOT break down. Whether it's multi-ply, balling or textured paper, adding various chemical treatments to smooth or soften... most of these will contribute to the toilet paper balling up and clogging your system. Be smart. Choose toilet paper that preserves your system every day. But for me, I'll stick with Scott.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My go to toilet paper! If you have kids then you know how they can run through tissue. Even though it’s one ply it’s stilll soft and durable. Less is definitely more! The good thing about Scott is the 4 pack lasted me the whole month so you’re definitely getting your moneys worth.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love Scott toilet tissue in our house. We buy it often. This was a nice 4 pack. It lasts such a long time and feels great. It is very septic friendly so we never worry about flushing it. I definitely would always recommend Scott toilet tissue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] 1000 sheets per roll 😳 — yes, you read that right. Fewer roll changes = more chill time. • Septic-safe & dissolves fast 💦 Perfect for RVs, boats, or that old plumbing at home. • Budget-friendly 💸 — lasts longer than some of the thick 2-ply options. 🤏 The trade-offs: • It’s one-ply, so yep, it’s thinner. You might need a few extra sheets to feel fully clean 😬 • Texture is a bit rough, not the plush luxury vibe. But hey, it gets the job done! ✅ Bottom line: If you’re all about long-lasting rolls, savings, and plumbing-friendly TP, Scott One-Ply is a solid pick.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried this Scott's one ply toilet paper and it's definitely the best one I've ever had. Its smooth and scentless texture will never irritate you. It is very strong and will not tear easily. I personally would probably not buy a one ply for myself but if I would it would be this brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great toilet paper used in this household for a very long time. It’s handy to purchase in bulk and is reliable. It’s only 1 ply so some people wouldn’t love it if they prefer cushioned toilet roll, however this is what we use for our septic system. It gets the job done and doesn’t clog the system.