[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Was not a fan. So thin that you have to use so much for it each time. One roll doesn’t last long at all. I personally would never buy the single ply ever. If it was double ply it would be much better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Scott's toilet paper was not very good. It was one ply so very thin and fragile. It did not feel nice to use and isn't very absorbent. Because it's so thin, you need to use more of it compared to other brands of toilet paper. Even though it has 1000 sheets it probably evens out because of how much you need to use. The only good thing about this toilet paper is that it flushes easily. I would not recommend unless you like one ply.

I am not a huge fan of this brand. I know people who it works for them but it feels very thin to me and is not always the most comfortable. I think if it was a little softer that would be great. I do think this is an affordable option. Although I wouldn't particularly seek this brand out, if I had to use it I would be fine with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product as a promotion for my honest review. If I could give this toliet paper zero stars I would. It is a very thin 1 ply and you need to use three- 4 times as much as the Kirkland brand I regularly use. As you can see by the photos the Scotts’ on the left and the Kirkland brand on the right. This is a definite no for me!

Scott is the best, hands down. It’s cheap, it’s effective, and it’s the obvious choice for toilet paper. I know that it’s hard to come by at the moment, but when the stores start to restock, make sure you get Scott as it is good for your septic tank, gets the job done, and will save you money.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott is a reputable name in this industry, and I added a star due to the strength of this single ply paper, but that strength also increased force needed to tear the sheets, not to mention the thinness required 3+ overlapping folds to keep fingers clean. Not a bad product, but I feel this misses the mark for the Scott brand. Without knowing the actual retail cost near me, I can't comment on value for money, but I doubt this will find it's way to my own shelves.

On Wednesday I Put four rolls in my bathroom. Today is Monday, I put a new roll in today . I am down to one new roll left in the new TP bin. This just don't seem like the Scott TP we used 40yrs ago. That was the only TP we used in our house growing up. At that time it was six people in the house with one bathroom. Now it's two people with two bathroom. What's really going on??

I just bought a Scott 1000 pack in Sam’s club on January 05 2018 I’m so unhappy because the tissue is so thin I have to fold like 6 time so my hand won’t get dirty I always buy Scott my family been buying it for years but I guess with this we are changing our brand

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 sheet has been my go to toilet paper for years. It is durable and strong, lasts forever, cleans well without being abrasive in texture, and is gentle on our plumbing. I’ve tried store brand versions of the same paper and found them to be too rough, so I always end up going back to Scott’s brand. It is a good value for the money and even better when I can find a coupon. I’m not worried about chemical additives or softeners in this toilet paper like others, and find its thinness must be good for sustainability. The simple packaging makes it easy to stack under the bathroom sink. Scott 1000 will be my go to toilet paper for the foreseeable future. I received this sample for free in exchange for an honest review.

I have been using this product all my life. For the last 2 months I've noticed a difference. I'm noticing that it's thinner and I'm using a lot more because of it. I'm faithfull to this product and I don't want to change. Can you please tell me why the product changed? Thank you