"Scott's toilet paper: when you want your bathroom experience to be as smooth as a freshly buttered biscuit! It's so reliable, it's practically the Gandalf of toilet papers - always there when you need it most, saying 'You shall not pass!' to any unexpected mishaps. Plus, it's so soft, it's like wiping with a cloud (a really absorbent cloud). 10/10 would recommend for both toilet time and emergency arts and crafts projects!"

Years ago 3 woman and I did a test to see which toilet paper lasted longer. 3 people in each family. We tried 2 other brands of toilet paper and all had the same results. Each of us also agreed that for the price and length of time before running out Scott 1,000 rolls were the winner. I have never changed since. Neither have they! I've heard complaints that people say it's like paper and too thin. Well let me tell you, All of us who took part in the experiment, have alot of junk in our trunk and we also all agree it works. Reaches where it needs to and the best part, in the long run its the most cost effective!

We have never been people who like things that are fancy, faddish or wanting to impress our friends with soft a perfumed bathroom experience. After all you are going to flush it down. Then why pay for something high priced just to watch it go down the toilet.

What has happened to Scott toilet tissue?! This is practically worthless. If it gets any softer or thinner you won't be able to see it. After nearly 50 years of loyalty to this brand, I am done. Guess I'll have to use the rest of the bulk package to dry my tears. I'm too kind to donate it anywhere.

For the money, this is an incredible value that can't be beat. If you buy this, expecting it to feel like the other "quilted TP's", then you are delusional. LOL! It does have some softness to it, just not the cushioning that you may expect from other brands. I have been using this for years and never had a toilet clog up on me. I have someone in my household who thinks you have to have a "baseball mitt" size toilet paper wad to get the job done. No. you do not with the Scott's, and it is strong enough to do what you need it to do although it has gotten thinner it seems after the pandemic started. We did notice at times we had to use more than we did before because the rolls didn't seem to last as long. I, like some of the other reviewers on here bought a 36-roll pack and the paper was "see through thin". I did, however, notice that the rolls seem to be getting shorter in height even though they still do have a 1,000 sheets per roll. I counted the sheets per roll one day when I was bored! No, just kidding! The packages that I purchased with the 45 rolls reminds me of the Scotts TP that I am used to. Overall, even with those discrepancies listed, this still is a blessing to be able to get this many rolls at one time during a time of crisis going on in the world. Plus, I was able to have it delivered to my front porch avoiding contact with large crowds at a big box store.

Am I really rating toilet paper? I just felt like if I'm going to give back to the rating community, rating toilet paper must show that I care. This paper has a lovely, gentle wipe without all the hassle of other TPs that feel more like a paper towel. We've been using this for 8 years and never has clogged any pipes or our septic field.

These are getting hard to find so when I found them at Sam's Club I decided to get a couple of packs. Not only did I find them but I found them at the best price! I really like getting the individual wrapped so you can set them anywhere, you don't have to worry about keeping them clean

Scott paper is the best quality. No frills and no gimmicks just a good product. It does the job without tearing apart and goes a long way. Best value for the dollar when you buy in bulk. It cost about .75 cent a roll with tax. You can not beat the price or the quality. Tried them all and Scott wins hands down.

It arrived early and that's good. I placed it behind the one I'm currently using from, and it is bigger! The individual rolls do not always match each other in texture or "thickness" but that does not bother me. I know it should not clog up the plumbing, and that is why I buy it.

We have been a longtime Scott’s family. Growing up with a septic and having a septic now we just were used to using single ply. So when we moved to a place with city water we tried the multi-ply’s and never found one we liked so we went back to Scott’s single ply and have buying it ever since.