[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using this kind of toilet paper in the big pack for a long time. I guess I really like it! Haha! I usually go for the single layer instead of the double layer. It feels like I use less and save money that way. I rip off a piece and scrunch it up to make it thicker. I don't really see colored or patterned toilet paper anymore, but I've always liked the plain white kind.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper brand is highly satisfactory. The material is pleasantly soft and not abrasive. While slightly thinner than comparable products, it remains functional. Although the price point is somewhat elevated in my region, receiving a complimentary sample for review is advantageous. Furthermore, its septic-safe formulation is a welcome feature.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One thing I don’t like about most toilet paper brands is that they make products that are too thick, so guests and other people in the household, use too much at a time. I find that because Scott’s is 1-ply it helps solve that issue. It isn’t blanket soft, but it isn’t scratchy. The rolls last much longer. Will be repurchasing over and over.

What's up with the Scott brand single ply toilet paper? Did you squeeze out more it doesn't seem as thick and strong as a few months ago? I would rather you take a few sheets off the roll or charge me a little bit more rather make the product thinner and more apt to poke through!!!

i used to use your scott 1000 all the time, but about 10 years ago it changed. i decided to try again, and it is even worse. hand gets urine on it every time. you have to use 4 to 6 times the length of 2 ply. the advertisement of 20 rolls last 20 weeks is fraudulent. im single and now using a roll every 2 days.

Your toilet tissue is almost not usable.I bought several large packages and may have to destroy. The 2 ply separates on the roll and is so this you can see thru it, It is also rough. What has happened to your product. Will Not recommend it to anyone will find another product that is septic safe.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wouldn’t recommend this toilet paper because it’s very thin. Although it may last longer than other kinds of toilet paper no one wants to use a thin and papery roll in their own home. It ripped very easily and doesn’t have great absorbency.

I’ve started venturing out more on the brands of toilet paper I’ve been using but I’m sure everyone has in this pandemic since limited options are the new thing. These are my back ups and they’re a good ply amount. Will last you a while for sure . I would recommend

We love Scott because it isn't thick like traditional toilet paper and that allows it to flush easier. Moreover, we all rave on how it wipes easily and doesn't leave us feeling as if we have residual toilet paper left behind. I grew up using Scott 1000 and now that I'm an adult, Scott 1000 or Scott Naturals cleansing cloths are the only options for my family.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott is the brand my septic guy recommended and we have had no issues! Texture is great, Scott's gives you the most value with a very full roll. Easy on the plumbing as well, haven't had to use a plunger like we have with other brands.