Great for bathrooms, just say for my adult sons who live in my home , upstairs they are almost exclusively the only ones who use their bathroom. The cost is very good, and of course it gets the job done. P.s. the thicker, softer tissue is in all the other bathrooms, where I know those toilets won’t get clogged up. 🌹❤️

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found the toilet paper to be less than inferior to my usual go to brand, which is a membership warehouse brand. The pictures are a comparison of these two brands. Both brands are a value brand but the Scott was not a value. Scott Toilet Paper boasts 1000 sheets but they are equal to 500 in thickness. It was so thin that I needed twice as much of the product. The squares of the Scott Toilet paper were smaller in width and length. Reference the picture comparing 3 squares of each. It is not a good value since I am using 2x more squares so that I get adequate absorption. I found it to be rather rough and uncomfortable to use. I did make it through 3 of the 4 rolls before writing this review. I probably won’t use the 4th roll. It is just to uncomfortable to use. The only good thing I can actually say is that it is not linty. I do not recommend and I would only buy this if it was the only toilet paper in the store.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott’s 1000 sheet single ply toilet paper is a dependable classic that truly lives up to its reputation. It’s not the softest option, but it’s durable, efficient, and incredibly long-lasting. Each roll lasts much longer than typical brands, making it a great value for busy households. It’s also septic-safe and breaks down easily, which makes it an excellent choice for homes with sensitive plumbing, as well as for camping trips and RV use. While it’s thinner than plush alternatives, its strength and practicality more than make up for it. If you’re looking for a no-frills, budget-friendly, and versatile toilet paper, Scott’s 1000 sheet roll is a solid choice.

Look, this toilet paper isn't your fancy stuff but if you have kids that like to use 7000 pieces of toilet paper per wipe, this is for you. Our toilet no longer clogs and even if it does, this paper dissolves so quickly it doesn't take long before a successful flush is possible. Simple cheap toilet paper that does the job.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] one of the thinnest toilet papers i’ve ever tried. it rips apart as soon as it gets wet, and since it’s not durable you have to use more product. not worth it unless you want to go through it super fast.

I get a quality bathroom tissue that's gentle for everyone and is safe for our sewer system. All the Scott products are a great value for my entire family. Another of my favorite Scott products are the tissues because there great for people who have allergies.

Having used only Scott t.p. for the past 30+ years, I have noticed that the quality of the tissues has slipped in the past year. I have had rolls that had large holes in some of the tissues, and I have had rolls that the width of the tissues decreased to less than an inch and a half on rolls. Before this past year, I have never had a problem with Scott tissues (1000 sheet rolls.) This has been disappointing to me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I only gave Scott one ply toilet paper two stars because, well, it's one ply. The packaging brags that there's 1,000 sheets per roll, but that doesn't mean much when each sheet is so thin that you can see through it without an issue. I have a hard time believing it's claim that each roll can last the average household up to a month. The thin one ply just means that everybody has to use more to clean themselves properly. I don't believe in buying the most expensive "luxury" toilet paper, but I also think that spending the minimal amount for one ply toilet paper results in running out faster, making you spend more in the long run for low quality toilet paper. This does do the job as a last resort. I'd recommend that anyone shop for two ply toilet paper; I don't know if Scott makes a two ply toilet paper, but if they do and it's the same flat texture as this, then I still wouldn't go with their brand. Obviously, I won't be buying Scott toilet paper.

Several years ago we had 4 kids living in the house and would go through a lot of toilet paper. We were looking for cheaper options and decided to try Scott. It was a change going from 2 ply toilet paper to a thin 1 ply toilet paper. The toilet paper holds up really well and lasts a long time. Now that it is just 3 of us in the house we still buy it every time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper was actually pretty thin. And of course to each its own but I was not a big fan of it. It made me feel like i had to take 3 times as much than what i normally take. It does the job but i don’t know.