I grew up using Scott Toilet paper and something has changed with the quality. It is no longer 2-ply and now very thin. Not sure what happened to the quality. I stocked up some of the 20 pack rolls and now I regret doing so. I'm 59 and have used this toilet paper for 50 years. Once I get through them (which will be a lot faster than they use to last, I'm done.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We recently shopped at the local wholesale club, and noticed that the 1000 sheets per role were now 1100 sheets per roll. However we also noticed that each sheet was thinner than the roll we bought at our local super market. Are the toliet papers made for wholesale clubs different than the products offered in regular super markets?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Scott 1000 4 pack I found to be a good product. The toilet paper felt more thick and soft in comparison to the Scott single rolls that I usually purchase. I have children and sometimes they use a little too much toilet paper so I choose Scott because of its promise to be clog free and septic safe. With this Product feeling more thick per roll, I did not have any issues with the toilet clogging and I would purchase it again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My household loves this great toilet paper. It's so soft and doesn't require a lot to get the job done. I like how its great for cleaning your nose as well. I recommend this to anyone with a big household

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Folks, this one is my go to toilet paper...yes it's a little thinner than the other thick stuff, might a little more to make you feel secure but it does not leave leftovers behind. It gets the job done

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently got a chance to try the Scott 1000 toilet tissue. I am most excited about this product for the non-clogging part as I have a son that LOVES overusing toilet paper. I would certainly recommend!

Scott 1000 toilet paper is really good. It’s strong and doesn’t tear easily, but it’s still easy to use. Even though it’s not super soft, it works well and lasts a long time because the rolls have so many sheets. If you’re looking for something affordable and that lasts, this is a great choice!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The toilet paper itself is quite thin, but it is very strong for the purpose of using. The thing that I appreciate is has no sense they deliver to the claim of the products., consider how thin it is but it is very absorbing. Another thing that I should mention it taste but also it is soft to the touch.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been buying 1000 sheet toilet paper but store brand. After trying Scott's 1000 sheets per roll, I'm sold! This toilet paper not only performs better than store brands it is perfect for septic tanks! Win win!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] All my adult life, soft fluffy toilet tissue has made me deeply uncomfortable (I was going to write "...has rubbed me the wrong way," but I reconsidered). The same tissue that that family of cartoon bears is monomaniacally obsessed with getting their paws on, I don't want at ALL. I grew up in a low-income family, with a stepfather who survived the Great Depression and still ran our household as if we might be boiling our leather shoes for soup at any moment. It was made clear to us from the earliest age that our bun regions did NOT deserve toilet tissue woven from fairy wings and clouds. Our buns were not aristocratic royalty; they were tough. They were utilitarian. They were prepared for a life of hardship, and would endure and persevere. And so, we were raised on the cheapest, roughest toilet tissue possible -- toilet tissue that built character...and calluses. Our TP was one tiny notch away from sandpaper. It wasn't even one ply...it was half a ply. It left no lint. It barely absorbed, just...violently shoved the substances it was introduced to out of the way, like a bouncer at Club Toilet. And after 18 years of this, well, it's what I'm used to. It's what feels right -- the toilet paper that reflects what life is really like. Challenging. Hard. A pain in the...well, you know.