[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upon taking a roll out of the packaging, i noticed that the tissue was very thin. It works great if you are making several folds. This tissue works as intended, you just have to account for it being thin.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Unfortunately, I am not completely satisfied with this toilet paper. When using toilet paper, you need to take a lot of it. The roll itself is large and should last a long time, but because the toilet paper itself is thin, I used up one roll very quickly.

This is the only toilet paper you should be using. Its cost effective and the feel is not harsh to the skin. I have used Scott's Bathroom tissue  for years as it has never let me down. Its septic friendly and goes a long way.  It is the ONLY one our family uses.

Either quality control is bad or the new product is really cheap. I bought a 20 pack of Scott 1000 and 8 rolls were noticeably different. I could see through the paper and it took more than twice as much to get the job done. After years of being a Scott customer, it's time to move on to a better brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My first thought was the rolls had noticably more weight then others, I soon discovered there are alot of sheets on each roll but the paper is thin. After trying a typical amount I found that it tore easily and required using more then my normal each time. I like that it is septic safe.

I have been using Scott bathroom tissue for YEARS. I absolutely hate it when companies don't think their customers will notice/care that they are being cheated. Scott has joined the ranks of the 12 oz pound of coffee and the 30 oz jar of mayonnaise by make ng their sheets shorter. Used to be square sheets NOW they are about 1/4 inch shorter per sheet! Welcome to the rip off. We are not supposed to notice or care. So sad!

I want to voice a complaint about the 1000 sheets - if the rolls are not perforated how can you tell if there are 1000 sheets on the roll??? I have gotten more than one roll of tissue out of my package that wasn't perforated. I am tired of this, I can switch to another brand, but I don't want to. What is the deal???

I have bought Scott for at least 20 years. This week I purchased the same toilet paper that I have been using all these years. I noticed that the paper is much thinner, the rolls are lighter and my family is using the rolls so fast. The product is labeled the same, but the new product is inferior. I will be looking for an alternate product from another company. I’m very disappointed in the change. Consumers can tell of changes even if they are not stated.

Honestly we love Scott toilet paper. It’s one of the few ones that seems to last but also seems to do the job. I have a Lotta kids so the fact is we do go through a lot of toilet paper in our household and I would like to be able to save money but also have a good cost and butt efficient.

I've been loyally using Scott 1000 for years and always appreciated that it was a fine single ply that was soft on the skin, easy to vary the amount needed, economical, and safe for septic. This week I purchased two new 12 roll packages and was shocked to find it had completely changed, and without any mention on the packaging. It's so rough that I really don't want to even finish it off. You can see the difference as the new version looks a little more transparent, like the fibers are larger. I'm really disappointed as I'm not looking forward to changing brands. I want the old version back! This is not an improvement and I feel duped since there was no warning about the change.