[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The paper is so thin it's practically transparent, requiring excessive amounts to get the job done—making it neither economical nor environmentally friendly. Worse still, it tears incredibly easily, leading to messy and uncomfortable situations. It fails at the basic requirement of providing comfort and hygiene.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Scott toilet tissue was thinner than I expected. The texture is not super soft; however, the tissue did its job pretty well. I did find that I had to use more squares than usual, so it doesn't end up being as cost-effective as other options.

Been a Scott bathroom tissue customer for 50+ years. Now we’re ver disappointed sine it is no loner two-ply product. We now use twice, as much does not last as long, does not tear evenly, and it us definitely non-absorbing.. Don’t know what you did, but we’re not happy. Discussed this issue at thee Bridge group last week and 12 ladies agreed. Please return to the two-ply product. Virginia from New Jersey

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott toilet paper is a solid choice for those looking for a no-frills, reliable bathroom essential. One of its standout features is the length of each roll—Scott 1000, for instance, is known for lasting significantly longer than many other brands, making it a cost-effective option for large households or high-traffic bathrooms. The single-ply design may not offer the plush comfort of thicker brands, but it compensates with durability and strength. It’s also septic-safe and dissolves quickly, which is a major plus for older plumbing systems and RVs. That said, some users may find it less soft than premium alternatives like Charmin or Cottonelle. If you’re prioritizing value, efficiency, and eco-friendliness (Scott offers options with recycled content), this is a dependable product. However, if comfort is your top priority, you might want to explore their softer lines or other premium brands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Is this a good toilet paper for value? Absolutely great toilet paper for the value Did it clean effectively? Yes, it does clean effectively Was it easy on your pipes/septic system? I feel it is very easy on pipes and septic systems. It doesn't clumpwhen plac3d in the toilet. Would you recommend it to others? Yes I definitely would recommend it to anyone who is looking for septic safe toilet paper

One of the only products I am loyal to and will continue to be loyal...but to me the paper seems rougher - esp on those gentle areas on which we use! I thought perhaps COVID had an impact but I was glad to see I was not alone with questions r/t my Scott!! Hard to believe it has not changed!!!

They’ll leave if they need to use the restroom before subjecting themselves to this a second time. This is the opposite of what it was like a few years ago. It feels like they make it from cactus plants with tiny spines and recycled plastic. Literally painful to use. Maybe it would work for toilet papering a house if anyone still does that.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 is my go-to toilet paper for the camper! super long-lasting and thin enough I don’t have to worry about clogging. One roll really does last a long time, which saves me money and trips to the store. It’s not the softest out there, but it gets the job done without clogging the pipes. Great for occasional usage while at the camper!

I have a sensitivity to colors and scents in toilet tissue. Scott Tissue is always color and scent free, so I have used this product for many years. I also have bathroom issues due to a disability, so the large number of sheets as well as the biodegradability of the product is also important to me. I find that this is definitely the brand for me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper is definitely a great budget option, however I do feel it should be slightly thicker and stronger. While it boasts larger rolls, you have to use more of the product to absorb so you’re using almost double the amount. It works well enough, but would not be my top choice.