I have been using Scott tissue paper for a very long time and I have been very impressed with my results and I think it is the best solution for my family and our skin.

I'm genuinely impressed with Scott 1000! Each roll lasts such a long time that I feel like I'm constantly saving money and avoiding extra store trips. Even though it's 1‑ply, it's sturdier than expected and holds up great. I love how practical, reliable, and long‑lasting it is—absolutely a household essential for me!

Years ago, this would have been the only paper I would have bought; having grown up in a home that had a septic tank. Many years later, I am trying to make more conscientious choices, I decided to buy the ‘ole reliable'. I am beyond disappointed. They should call it half ply! Will never again buy this product!

The rolls of Scott toulet paper have black spots on the first several sheets once unwrapped, as well as the bottom. Wish i could return as they are getting more frequent as you get further into the package.

This giant pack of Scot Tissue lasts me almost half a year! I am on a septic system and am very careful what goes down there. I know I can always count on Scot Tissue to not clog the sysrem and I can count on Sam's Club to give me the best price!

We have purchased the individually wrapped Scott tissues from Sam's Club for many years. It was never fancy, but it was perfectly suitable for purpose. Over the past few years, though, the quality has seriously decreased. Now, it pills. It rolls into little balls. Very unhygienic. We had hoped that it was just a temporary issue due to the supply chain during the pandemic, but they have not corrected it. My husband just keeps buying it because we always have. It's a shame because it was a perfectly good product before they changed it. We are planning to purchase smaller packs of tissues at the local supermarket in hopes of finding a better quality brand. Once we do, with any luck, Sam's Club will carry it in better priced bulk packaging.

I buy scotts bath tissues to stock up and always have tissue on hand. Lasts longer,price cheaper in long run, compared to other bath tissues. Problem, the rolls are now smaller, the tissue sheets are thin. Sctts tissue you need to listen to your consumers, If I found softer tissue that lasts longer at comparable price I would switch.

we have 1960s plumbing and learned from multiple plumbers after costly unclogging they say only Scott tissue should be put in older plumbing pipes, we still have yearly roof top rotor rooting for tree roots but rarely do they find backed up toilet paper like they used to when we first bought our 1960s home. Plumbers even recommended using Scott toilet paper in newer plumbing bc Scott is known for breaking down much easier than thick luxurious name brand toilet paper. it might feel better but it cost more to landlords and homeowners to unclog drains several times per year. We've learned our lessons.

I mean, of all the toilet paper one can buy, this has to be among the best. Providing the user knows what he or she is doing, the desired result is obtained every time! If you're the kind of consumer who ever needs toilet paper, this is highly recommended.

I wanted to give this brand a try. I have used Kirkland for a long time but wanted to try this sing it comes individually wrapped. It is absolutely TOO THING. It is just a single layer and it is not soft at all. Worst than the toilet paper you find in public restrooms. I am returning it and going back to Kirkland.