[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper is advertised as “long lasting” because of how many sheets are in a roll. I don’t think it factors in how many sheets you need to use at a time, though. To be effective you need at least 8-10 sheets, while I can use 2-3 sheets of other brands that have thicker and more absorbent sheets. It is not very soft and it is just way too thin for toilet paper, I wouldn’t recommend.

I noticed the 1000 sheet per roll product was cheapened down a while ago. Always used it because it was septic safe and second because it was economical. I've stopped buying because the paper is thin, tears and breaks apart before hitting the bowl.

is the septic safe label the same as 'fast dissolving', same as 'much thinner than it was before'? I switched brands for a few months and when I went back to Scott I immediately noticed how much thinner it was. I compared it to an older roll in another bathroom (from about 6 months ago to make sure this was an accurate assessment), and yep, it is MUCH thinner! Soooo, thinner means more sheets will be used which means it's value has decreased. I've been using this product my whole life because half of it was lived in a house with a septic tank, so this was the only brand my parents used. Why did you do this, this is like the cheap public restroom toilet paper now. I will not be buying this product again unless you tell me the septic safe is not the standard but is in fact meant to be thinner. I have a picture to prove it also.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hi. I'm sorry but I have also noticed that Scott's is getting thin and breaks way to easy. Also you can see that it is a lot thinner too. In a world were every single thing is getting a LOT littler and costing more, it's just sad to see. :( Now I just buy whatever is cheaper.

In my early 20s when money wasn't so very plentiful I had an older lady to tell me that Scott brand toilet paper what's the most economical and I gave it a try. I'm in my 50s now and I still use Scott! I purchased no other brand whether it's on sale or not and I love their paper towels !

I buy Scott product's regularly, unfortunately the last 20 pack of toilet paper I bought all but 2 roll's were deformed (lol). There were no perforated lines on the roll's. I'm sure this probably wouldn't bother most people but it really bothered me. I have OCD and I always tear it off at the lines, even if it rips off a little uneven I have to tear off the extra part or if I happen to go in the bathroom and my roommate ripped it off uneven, I have to fix it, crazy I know. Of course I will still buy it but I thought you should know how much it really did bother me. Thank you for letting me vent!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper is one that I'll always keep reaching for it in the store. It literally is the most durable. It's the most lightweight and it really has a nice feeling to it. It's super high-end and very sustainable. I highly recommend.

A few months ago the sheets started having dimples on one side that made the sheets rough. I went on a journey to find a replacement. No luck. We go through the rolls so quickly. So I went back to Scott and was pleased, no dimples. Until I bought another pack of Scott toilet paper...they were back. I have noted the numbers stamped in the rolls and they are different. I'm contacting Scott to find out why the texture varies between packages. If I can always get the smooth sheets without dimples, I'm sticking with Scott, if not, I'm back on the hunt. There has to be a single sheet paper out there like Scott that's consistently smooth.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] my family and I have used other name brands in the past but decided some time ago to stick with the Scott's Brand. If I were to come home with something else, they would look at me as if to say "Please take that back, we're not using it"

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted to like Scott toilet paper because it’s affordable and comes in large packs, but the quality just isn’t there for me. It’s very thin and feels rough compared to other brands. I find myself using more sheets just to get the job done, which kind of defeats the purpose of the savings. It also tears too easily and doesn’t hold up well. If you're looking for comfort, this probably isn’t the best option. It works in a pinch, but I’ll be switching back to something softer and more durable.