[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well I had high hopes for this. However the packaging was terrible. The toilet paper is literally meshed into the plastic packaging which means the toilet paper outside of the package has to be tossed. Then the toilet paper is so thin I could see through it. No thanks. I don’t care how much it costs. The answer is is no.

Its pretty thin for a toilet paper but it rarely clogs the toilet and it doesn’t clump up and leave little tissue balls in unwanted areas. Its 1 ply and a good price. So you gotta use a few extra sheets, its like choose a size in paper towels but for toilet paper.

After days of research and weeks of practical testing, we’re confident we’ve found the absolute best toilet paper money can buy. Our favorite pick is Scott tissue (available at Amazon), thanks to a balance of unmatched comfort and impressive durability. However, it's not the only great option.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very poor quality and super thin! I have to stack many many layers in order to be confident that my fingers wont pierce thru. The sheet is so thin that it’s almost see thru and can’t absorb anything

I've heard this company name my whole life and thought it was time to give it try...now I know why we never had this growing up. Sorry mom, I should've listened. 1. Too thin. You can see through it. It's like tracing paper. The toilet seat covers in public restrooms are thicker. 2. Pieces left behind...literally left on your behind. If you're not careful, SURPRISE! You'll find pieces dried to your butt later on. 3. Easily tears. Careful wiping your rear. Unless you use 1/2 the roll your finger will poke through and you'll end up using it to wipe your butt. Might as well save time and money and just use your finger to begin with. Buy soap instead of this tp. There's more but I'm running out of space and time. But, here's some advice. DO NOT SUGGEST THAT I TRY YOUR OTHER "THICKER" TP! That's a Negative, it's NOT going to happen!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the Scott 1000 sheet toilet paper to try. I personally feel it’s a little too thin so I feel like you have to use more. It’s decently soft but again not quite as soft as I prefer. I like that it’s septic friendly, and I mean it’s toilet paper. It gets the job done.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using Scott toilet paper for a while now, and it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for a reliable, no-frills product. One of the biggest advantages is how long each roll lasts. With its 1,000 sheets per roll (for the standard version), you don’t have to change it out as frequently, which is convenient—especially for larger households.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used this product, and it is a good quality. It does dissolve easily. The only negative, is that I needed to use close to double the amount I use of other toilet tissue to get the job done. For the benefit of the septic system, I would definitely purchase it in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott toilet paper is the #1 product for my family. The roll lasts a long time and is so soft. The best part of Scott is that it is safe for septic tanks which is important for my family because we have a septic tank. It is always recommended for new users.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Do you want a fluffy butt? Then Scott 1000 isn't for you! This toilet paper is the model of efficiency. It gives you a nice clean feeling without leaving any residue. It's easy to tear, provides big enough sheets to get a good clean, and the rolls are large and last for a decent amount of time. This is by far the best toilet paper on the market!