[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Some of the worst toilet paper i’ve ever used, It’s scratchy, one ply and goes super fast since it’s so thin. There’s almost 0 absorbency. Only giving it 2 stars since it’s septic safe and we have a septic tank. Scott’s other choices are what we typically use!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Scott 1000 sheets per roll toilet paper was definitely long lasting. It was the perfect material without too much bulk. It was great for my septic system which never gets clogged with this tissue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very thin paper. I was hoping for something soft and plush and this felt like cheap airport toilet paper. I was disappointed in the brand. While I would not buy this specific roll again, I think the Scoots bran is overall a good brand!

I posted this review to Walgreens but wanted to post here to go directly to the company: I bought two twelve packs of this product online at Walgreens for $11.99 each. $24 down the toilet! This product is unusable. It is rough and scratchy and I am not sure I would even call it a full ply! I understand there is a crisis and there’s been a shortage but this product really is poor. Most rest areas have better quality toilet paper. I don’t usually buy this brand of toilet paper but due to limited supplies elsewhere, I decided to try it. I am not sure if the batch I got was defective or if this is really the quality it is supposed to be. I am assuming it is defective because it really is not good. I won’t be able to use it. I would donate it to a homeless shelter or something but I wouldn’t want to subject others to its use either.

The only TP my mom would buy for a family of 8 . I always wondered why .. It last longer then any other brand on the market .. I have tried expensive to cheaper brands and Nothing compares to the value of Scott TP or paper towels .. It is the only brand I buy .

I noticed the 1000 sheet per roll product was cheapened down a while ago. Always used it because it was septic safe and second because it was economical. I've stopped buying because the paper is thin, tears and breaks apart before hitting the bowl.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The ScotTissue is soft and works well. It is a great product for its cost. My septic company recommends this as a good toilet paper for one's septic system. In fact, I purchased and am is-one a 12-pack.

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been a user of Scott toilet tissue for over 30 years. After the recent toilet tissue shortage they have changed their product, it's horrible. Too thin and a roll last a little over a day. There are 3 people in my household

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I mainly use Charmin toilet paper and was interested to see how Scott performs. Liked that it claims it’s longer lasting (quantity wise) and does not clog pipes and disintegrates quicker. However, I find myself needing to use more sheets than my usual. The tissue literally disintegrates in your hands and you need to use more sheets to attempt to avoid this. It’s not the worst I’ve tried, but I’ll be sticking to my usual, thicker sheets.