I have used Scott toilet paper for over 40 years. My mother promoted Scott tissue to the neighborhood families when I was a teenager. After I got married I tried all of the other brands but scott tissue was always my go to tissue when I had big gatherings at my home because of the 1000 sheets per roll. Fast forward to 2020 covid-19 I ran out of my stock pile of tissue, with all of the tissue sold out I had to buy what was available an off brand great value tissue. To my surprise it was soft, and a thick ply tissue but still not the tissue I was familiar with scott tissue. While in Walmart on 6/12/2020 they were stocking the shelves with scott tissue the silly person I am I was yelling “YES” and doing the happy dance. I never want to get caught without tissue again so I purchased the 20 rolls=20,000 sheet package at $14. Because it was Scott’s it didn’t matter that the cost had increased drastically. To my disappointment this is NOT THE SAME TOILET PAPER. It’s paper thin look at my picture of the receipt you can see the tissue price circled. You have lost a loyal customer and I’m sure I won’t be the first or the last. Sad but life goes on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott is a reputable name in this industry, and I added a star due to the strength of this single ply paper, but that strength also increased force needed to tear the sheets, not to mention the thinness required 3+ overlapping folds to keep fingers clean. Not a bad product, but I feel this misses the mark for the Scott brand. Without knowing the actual retail cost near me, I can't comment on value for money, but I doubt this will find it's way to my own shelves.

We have used this toilet paper for as long as I can remember. I think we even used it growing up in my house as a kid. Anyway, we usually buy the 12 roll pack and the last few packs have not been fully perforated. It’s so frustrating to not be able to tear a piece without it shredding or tearing it all to pieces. I’m hoping this is an error in processing and not a new process.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I knew that this was going to be 1-Ply, but they were really really thin. It’s honestly regular toilet paper, I just had to wrap double the amount I usually use because of how thing the paper actually was. I would get it if there was no other one to buy, but this wouldn’t be my first choice.

The paper itself is thinner than those charmin ultra soft rolls. But it’s still soft and you get a lot more for the money you spend. Those other rolls go through in about half a week depending on how many people are in the household but these...these you maybe switch out every two weeks

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We absolutely love Scott 1000 toilet tissue. Ever since we have had septic problems with other toilet tissue we found Scott-no more problems! The toilet tissue dissolves quickly and this prevents clogs unlike other brands. If you have a septic system, use Scott 1000 only! We do!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great toilet paper for camping & rvs. It feels like 1 ply toilet paper so be aware it is super thin. However, because it is so thin, it means it is great for rv’s. No clogging or messing with the septic system.

We started using Scotts when everything else was causing blockages and we were constantly having to call a plumber. Scotts is only one ply but it is better then others I've tried and it never clogs the toilet when my children decide to use a lot of it. 

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My family and I were very satisfied with this toilet paper, The softness and durability was something I was a bit worried about because it is rare that you get both and scott got it just right, oh and yes my septic system didn't have any issues... Scott 1000 Long Lasting is my new brand

This isn’t a bad tissue but it’s not great. I prefer charmin over Scott but when I did use Scott it wasn’t to bad. I will say it doesn’t hold up as good as charmin and I paid a little more for Scott then I did for the charmin. But honestly overall if I had to use again I would