1000 sheets means nothing. You'll go through it in no time. You'll have to not double or even triple up -you'll need at least 4 sheets to get a decent barrier. Each sheet is so thin you can see thru it. This brand isn't near the quality it used to be at all. It's being returned.

Scott® 1000 Sheet Toilet Paper is a single-ply option with 1,000 sheets per roll, designed to last longer than standard rolls. It breaks down quickly, making it safe for septic systems and ideal for households looking for dependable, long-lasting toilet paper.

The Scott 1000 sheets toilet paper is a budget friendly option that lasts a long time because of the high sheet count. It's thinner than premium brands, but it's strong enough for everyday use. Good choice if you want to save money and don't mind less softness. I would buy again for value and durability

It's useless. I wish I would have looked further at the bad reviews. Its so paper thin. I'm not a wasteful person but this can't be used at all. I only bought this because my other toilet paper was out. It seems silly to be so upset about toilet paper but I literally just threw away 22ish dollars.

This is my go to toilet paper. I have literally been using it since I was potty trained! I grew up with a septic system and now have one as an adult. This product never has caused any septic problems. Personally I find it to be very effective since it leaves no residue or dustiness. Just plain old effective tp!

This is my go to toilet paper. I used charmin and although it was soft, the rolls don't last as long as the Scott 1000 sheet per roll. I don't mind how thin it is, because I have been used to this toilet paper for years. It gets the job done at an affordable price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried Scott 1000 Sheet toilet paper and found that while the roll is larger by sheet compared to Amazon's septic safe toilet paper I usually use, the individual sheets are noticeably thinner. The Amazon brand is wider and thicker. I prefer the softer feel of the Amazon brand. That said, Scott does have the advantage of leaving very little lint, which I appreciated. The Scott brand is easy to tear, and again leaves very little lint when tearing. Overall, it's not my top choice for comfort, but I would buy Scott again if it were on sale.

Scott has been my go-to brand of toilet paper for decades because it's soft, lint-free, widely available and priced right. The 1,000 sheet rolls mean they do not require changing as frequently as other brands, which may not be a big deal in some households, but if you are the person who always seems to get stuck changing the toilet paper roll, it's nice not to have to do it so often. I have occasionally used other 'premium' brands of toilet paper just to find them dissolving in my hands or leaving a linty mess all over everything, and no, thank you. And because there are no perfumes or other chemical additives, I can use a bit of Scott toilet paper to clean a smudge off the bathroom mirror, remove makeup or apply antiseptic to a scape. It's just good, solid, old-fashioned toilet paper, and doesn't pretend to be anything else.

I thought it was just me but after reading other reviews, I now realize others are having the same issue. Started using Scott 1000 1-ply many years ago when I had a roommate who for some reason always seemed to clog the toilet every other day. Decided to give a 1-ply toilet brand a try to see if that would fix the clogging issue. It did. Yeah. My complaint is I've noticed over the years this brand no longer seems to be 1-ply but extremely thin causing more toilet paper to be used plus it comes apart while being used. No clogging of the toilet, yet I'm tired of looking down under and constantly seeing bits of the toilet paper still "stuck" on me after wiping or even seeing small bits of it on the floor after I stand up if I forget to "look" to make sure there are no pieces left down under. As soon as you wipe, the toilet paper falls apart . How I know it's this toilet paper brand is because when I'm away from home and use toilet paper elsewhere, I never have any issues with that toilet paper coming apart after wiping or leaving pieces of it down under. Even though 1-ply, still should be stronger and not as thin. I even tried the 2-ply toilet paper they sell at Dollar Tree just to test it out. No "pieces" of that toilet paper left behind on me at all; yet when I go back to using Scott 1-ply, toilet paper comes apart as you wipe which causes pieces to come off. It's too the point that after I go through this stack, I'm going back to purchasing/using a 2 ply toilet paper.

I will admit, I was trying to get the best bang for my buck when I purchased this toilet paper. The high rating gaslit me into thinking one-ply could ever suffice. This toilet paper is so awful my husband thought I was pulling a prank on him and asked where the real toilet paper was. I'm convinced any reviewer giving this product over the minimum one star rating has been using only their bare hands to wipe until trying this toilet paper as there is no way anyone who has been using a modern toileting situation would never rate this higher. One star is generous. The toilet paper literally disintegrates the moment liquid touches it, which is problematic given its intended use. I can't bring myself to throw the toilet paper away and would never donate this horrible excuse for toilet paper and subject someone else to its disappointing quality so, I will continue to use it until it's gone….which shouldn't take long as the way I was rolling the toilet paper out so I had enough to avoid a finger going through had my husband running in to see if our toddler was trying to unroll the whole roll onto the floor. Save yourself your sanity and just spend a little more money for something that isn't see-through.