I purchased the same brand from BJ's and the tissue was alittle thinner than this package of scott toliet tissue and i was happy with the producr and the price

So difficult to unroll. Glue is soaked through multiple layers, leaving a pile of scraps on the floor. Serrations on sheets also inconsistent, sometimes there, sometimes not.

While I'm not personally a fan of 1-ply toilet paper, Sam's Club offers the most economical price on Scott. That's important when you have a large family because you go through it like…well, toilet paper!

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.

It is a very good quality toilet paper. There are others that a a bit smoother and more comfortable. The Scott's is well above the average. I would not pay the extra when the Scott's are more than adequate.

The quality of Scott brand toilet paper has gone down hill over the last few years. Starting a new roll has it's challenges and in some cases ending a roll its ownset of challenges.

This is like wiping with cheap tissue paper. Not toilet paper. Unless you wad up a big bundle and pray your finger doesn't go through. You are doomed if you happen to buy this when you are on your monthly cycle or happen to get diahrea. Doomed...... I think at this point, you are better off buying any toilet paper over this toilet paper. Long Lasting: I don't know why they put Long Lasting on the packaging. It's not long lasting unless you are a mouse using it for a blanket in your tiny little breath mint can. Our Biggest Pack: The packaging also says Our Biggest Pack. It needs to be this big because you will need to wrap copious amounts of it around your hand which will then cause you to go through rolls at the speed of light. Don't you dare use this in the guest bathroom unless you want your guests to hate you. 9 More Rolls: I thought this meant as a bonus they included 9 more, now it just mocks me. It could be 99 more and I still wouldn't buy this again. I hate this toilet paper and regret this purchase just as much the narcissist I once let into my life. My family is angry with me, my children bring their own toilet paper to the bathroom, and guests think I'm hoarding the good stuff.

Was a long time Wiper with Scott’s. Now I’m done. This stuff is the worst! Not sure what they did but it’s horrible! Does not rip off anymore, it’s just a ripoff! No more perforations! It’s not even 1/2 a ply. Another company skimps on quality and keeps price the same. Thanks Scott’s.

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.

We grew up using Scott's TP & experienced its awesomeness over the years. It dissolves when it is supposed to and does NOT dissolve DURING a WIPE... which has happened when visiting frugal facilities & offices. Scott's is the "Balance of Strength & Softness" strong enough when used but also dissolves quickly enough to prevent clogs. Septic System Safe - we do not have a septic system but the simple fact that it dissolves quickly & doesn't cause a toilet waterfall. Years ago, I did experience a clog ONCE caused by inebriated geniuses who unrolled a whole roll into the toilet for entertainment & experiment... by the time I finish scolding and kicking them out, I just added some "hot" AZ summer COLD tap water to the bowl, used a never been used plunger to mix it up well, & it all flushed away nicely - I'm just grateful they didn't "use it" as an added bonus for the experiment... Always have a plunger handy even if you end up never needing it.