I have had several rolls in different sized packages - 8, 12 and 20 count that do not have perforations between the sheets. I contacted Scott about this months ago but the problem still exists. This problem needs to be looked at and finally addressed by the quality dept. at Scott.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I hate giving bad reviews but there is nothing I feel is good about this product. The tissue is extremely thin, 1 ply, and coarse. You have to use three times as much or it would be like using nothing. I would not buy this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I normally buy 3 ply so I was hesitant when using this. For one ply toilet paper this isn’t bad at all. It’s sturdier than I assumed it would be. It has seemed to last longer too for some reason. I’m glad I had the chance to review because now I won’t be hesitant to buy w.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works for what it’s worth. Not very expensive for what it is. We keep it in the kids bathroom and it keeps them from using WAY too much toilet paper and clogging the toilet. The feeling of this paper is very basic not plush like other options. The pros are that it is septic/sewer safe and it dissolves faster than a 2ply paper would.

My family has been using Scott bathroom tissue for as long as I can remember. The quality has just tanked. It's so thin you can practically see through it! Wasting my money on this product now. Time to look for a different brand to use. Very disappointed

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] TP with the fluffy/cushiony/quilted sheets feels like it's disintegrating as I use it. Scott tissue gets a grip and cleans better, it just does. I've tried the less expensive generic versions of Scott and they don't cut it (or grip it).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like Scott toilet paper because it lasts a long time, so I don't have to change rolls often. It feels soft and nice to use, and it's safe for my septic system which is a big plus! Overall, a good choice for people who want toilet paper that's both high-quality and practical.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott is a family brand that we've used since I was young. It is a one ply paper that is thin without being rough on skin. Although it's not a thicker paper, it's durable for the job without ripping. It's perfect for my guest bathroom, which is used by mostly females, and we don't need much paper after we tinkle. It's clean and economical and friendly and that's always great for the environment. Some thicker paper can cause clogs in drains, and this is lightweight enough not to have those issues. With a family of 4, I do find that with this tissue, they double up more than they do with a 2 ply. So, although the rolls are big, they go through them about the same.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I don't Nowhere to But I was Please it really cleaned my bottom well, hope it isn't MI but It did, it was 30 it did not fall apart and process of doing its job of wiping my bottom, is state intact nothing came through or leak through, and it didn't clog up my toilet which is very important and also it lasted very long. I think Scott tissue and my bottom thanks Scott tissue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For a thin toilet paper, it is incredibly sturdy. There’s no tearing, pilling, or the other downsides to a thinner toilet paper that I’m used to from public restroom. It does last for a long time and if I had to choose a toilet paper that was thinner, I’d go for this one. Personally, I’m a charmin girl and I’m not planning on switching any time soon. I took a picture of the two next to each other for comparison.