[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Man, why are people still using 1-ply toilet paper at home? I get it for public places, but this stuff is just too thin. Even with 1000 sheets, it doesn’t last long—whether on a boat, RV, or at home. It breaks easily, and you need a good handful to get the job done. I appreciate the sustainable packaging, but for actual use, it’s a no for me. Won’t be buying again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I usually use Sam’s Club toilet paper. So this was a big change for me. You have to use a lot in order for it to get you clean, since it’s 1 Ply toilet paper. Yes, it’s cheaper toilet paper, but you have to use more of it. It’s also not super soft.

This stuff is the best value for something you are literally just going to wipe your behind with and flush away! The fluffy soft kinds of TP just leave lint everywhere and dont' flush as easily. They're thicker and the rolls don't last! This kind just lasts and lasts

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was my first time trying this brand (used to live outside of the country) and I must say that Scott absorbs really well and with a big family and lots of kids it lasts for a decent amount of time, like the texture (soft) and with a not overtaking scent!

I've been buying this product for years s well as all my family. ove rthe years we have noticed more and more changes in the original 1000 sheets. of course we have expected slight shrinkage due to your margins but the past year has been schocking1 For such a trusted and dependable brand to fall off so drastically is disheartening to say the least. there are many social media forums and discussions about the decrease in sheet size, different type rolls in the same package. holes and mis shapen sections of rolls and miscuts. The fact that there has also been such a huge jump in price point that I wanted to bring it to your attention that it has become a large discussion topic as we all grew up with this product as loyal customers to a superior product that has rapidly diminished. I'm so disappointed and struggle to remain able to afford your toilet paper having to go with the cheaper off brand at times. Were struggling out here right now to afford the basics. please think of us.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using 2ply TP for a very long time and was curious to try the Scott 1000 sheet per role TP. For 1ply, it was decent, and did the job. It’s very thin and easy to tear/ fall apart. for me it’s not something I would use regularly. It’s a good TP for places with septic tanks or in RV’s as it feels like it will breakdown quicker.

After days of research and weeks of practical testing, we’re confident we’ve found the absolute best toilet paper money can buy. Our favorite pick is Scott tissue (available at Amazon), thanks to a balance of unmatched comfort and impressive durability. However, it's not the only great option.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s a toss up for me. It’s 1 ply, which I don’t like how thin it is. It’s way thin. It could be could for camping trailer. Probably dissolves better because it’s thin. I personally like 2 ply. I give it 3 stars because in certain situations it could be a benefit like camping or safer for septic tanks if you have a well. But I probably won’t buy it because I prefer two ply and little thicker toilet paper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott toilet paper appears to dissolve well, unlike other toilet paper I have tried that stops my toilet up. I really like this brand. It is thin, yet you seem to not use much because of the quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you're after a reliable and economical choice, Scott toilet paper is definitely worth considering. It offers solid performance for everyday use, balancing quality and cost effectiveness nicely. Texture is very smooth, absorbency is there but could be improved. Packaging is nice and clean, Highly recommend for practical bathroom needs!