Reading other reviews, I’m surprised that people were complaining a few years ago. I have been buying Scott brand 1000 single ply rolls for years in large packs with individually wrapped rolls for over 25 years and only recently noticed when those large packs were no longer available. When people began hoarding toilet paper because of Covid, I bragged about how long my Scott toilet rolls lasted and felt pretty smug that I didn’t need to go shopping like everyone else. However in last 2 months I purchased my first large pack of Scott 1000 (not individually wrapped) and have noticed how much lighter and less dense the toilet rolls feel. Shame. Very disappointing after all these years. It’s not that the toilet paper was close to luxury item. It just seemed to do the job and didn’t need to be replaced every other day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the worst toilet paper I’ve ever tried. This is the kind of toilet paper you find in an awful motel and are still disappointed they would have such an atrocity. It is as thin as and as soft as tissue paper used for gift bags. If this was 2020 and this was the only TP left on the shelf I’d pass and figure something else out. Horrible value, horrible durability. I’m not sure on their sustainability practices but this is just not it and I honestly have not one nice thing to say. So unless you like getting lacerations on your nether regions and having to use an entire roll so nothing touches your hand due to thinness, I would pass on this.

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this for free from influenster! I love scott toilet paper. It does what it needs to do. The texture is smooth and thin. It's not really durable but you have to bundle alot into a small roll to use. But this is a good brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This brand of toilet paper is a little bit on the thinner side but it gets the job done. It’s good at even wiping up spills on the floor as well. Because it’s not as durable you might need to use more of it but you do get the most value out of this brand. It’s very sustainable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott was my favorite brand even before testing this pack. The paper is soft, delicate, effective and doesn’t break easily. I also use separate sheets to dry my face before applying moisturizer or to remove excess make-up, because it doesn’t stick to the face and absorbs the particles perfectly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay, let’s talk about Scott 1000 Sheet Toilet Paper. If you're someone who hates running out of toilet paper all the time, this stuff is a lifesaver. With 1,000 sheets per roll, it’s a game changer for keeping your bathroom stocked without constantly restocking. What I love: It lasts forever. Seriously, one roll goes a long way. It’s septic-safe, so no worries about clogging or damaging your plumbing. It’s super affordable, and it's great for anyone trying to save a little cash without sacrificing quality.

We have been using this since we moved to the country and got on a septic system. We had the system pumped after a couple of years and the septic man asked what T.P. we used and I told him Scott 1,000. He said, he could tell, it's the only brand that breaks down easily and doesn't clog up the system. We swear by it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Packaging is standard and good. I like that it’s safe for septic tanks and dissolves faster than the average paper. It’s durable but it just doesn’t compare to other brands that may be a bit more expensive. I’ve tried Scott several times to save money but you can’t sacrifice on toilet paper. At least not in my house.

Have used Scott TP entire life, 1000 single ply is sufficient and better for manufacuring impact on environment, etc. However, this year, the quality is not the same. Way too thin. Previous comment replies by the company indicate Scott did not change the product, but several comments indicate it sure seems to have changed, including a side-by-side comparison. Somehow the product changed.