Hands down best toilet paper on the market that I’ve tried. Does not leave toilet residue on your downstairs if you know what I mean. It also lasts about twice as long as most other rolls. It’s a bit expensive, but it pays off in performance and efficiency.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] See through. To not poke holes into this you must use a lot. Wouldn’t recommend using it. I tried using it but we couldn’t. I’ve moved it so now we use it as tissues for when we don’t have tissues on hand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 toilet tissue is a great choice for everyday use because of its long-lasting value and dependable performance. With 1,000 sheets per roll, it lasts significantly longer than many other brands, making it cost-effective and convenient—especially for larger households. It’s also septic-safe and dissolves quickly, which helps prevent clogs and makes it a smart option for both standard and low-flow plumbing systems. While it’s not as plush as some premium brands, its strength and reliability make it a practical, no-nonsense choice for those who prioritize efficiency and budget.

The other day go into Fred Meyer‘s being excited to get my 15 pack of Scott’s tissue that’s on sale for $12.99. To my surprise I noticed there are tiny designer holes in the tissue. Now mind you this is the 1000 sheets that I always buy. Then I see the four pack that’s regular price $4.99 — they didn’t have the tiny designer holes in the sheets, it was the tissue that I’m familiar with. So I bought the four pack. I come home to look at the tissue that I purchased about three months ago, on sale, and sure enough they have the small tiny designer holes. What I think I’m noticing, the same as shopping at the outlet stores, we’re not getting the same quality when purchasing the items “on sale” vs the real quality at regular price. The tissue that’s on sale is not The original Scott’s tissue that have the strong solid 1000 sheets. I do believe it has the 1000 sheets however it’s not the solid sheets that we’re used to. The sheets that are on sale – the 1000 sheets is a different quality.

I have used Scott toilet tissue for about 50 years and will continue BUT for the first time I now have to fight to get the roll started. The end of the first paper appears to have been glued to the roll so the roll stays rolled instead of coming loose. It's very annoying. What is the reason for this change? I've heard of people complaining about this same thing before but this is the first time I've had to tear through the first few layers to get the roll started.

I used Scott original toilet tissue my entire life. I was thrilled with the Extra Soft until they cut the size of the roll, I found another brand. Well...during these times one takes ehat one can find. My husband bought a pkg of Scott 1000 and a pkg of Dollar General brand. I am going to let the photos speak for themselves and suffice it to say that I will buy Dollar General's brand any day rather than Scott. This stuff is actually see-through!!! WTH happened, Scott!?!? The tissue on the right side is Scott.

I have been raised on Scott Tissue and I can’t see myself using anything else. The roll lasts forever. The paper itself is gentle in the skin. I have tried other brands but I always go back to what is familiar. Very affordable especially if you buy it in bulk.

I stick with this original, as I have a septic system and it does not clog it or create any havoc, thank sweet baby Jesus! It does the job it’s supposed to do, and that’s all I have to say about that, lol. I don’t need any extra or anything fancy, as I tend to find that “soft cushion” kind, bunches up, and you end up using more. So I’ll stick with the good old original, it’s great and works for us!

This Scott TP is the only one I use totally love it and wouldn't change the brand for toilet paper. Yes it's a bit rougher than other brands over all it works for me and family it keeps all clean. Affordable and it lasts. Also it doesn't clogged the toilet. It's a keeper

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not the worst toilet paper I've tried but also not the best. To give a better comparison, it is better than airport bathroom toilet paper, especially since it is 1-Ply. I would never use 1-Ply for my need, but I can see it can be useful in public places with high traffic or sensitive/old pipes to not clog it. I feel like I have to use so much in order for it not to rip, iykyk. Thank you for letting me try your product but I would not reccomend, especially if you care about how soft your toilet paper is.