I have bought your product for many years,not sure what you changed besides the packaging, I will take back the old purple package if you put the toilet paper back to the way it was...looking for a new brand until then. can let me know when you change back So I can buy your product again?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000: the marathon runner of toilet paper. Not the plushest in the game, but this roll lasts longer than some of my relationships. It’s the reliable, no-frills friend you call in an emergency—thin, but scrappy. Gets the job done without clogging your plumbing or ghosting you mid-week. A true hero of the bathroom battlefield. No, I won’t show you how to use it. Figure it out yourself.

Great for bathrooms, just say for my adult sons who live in my home , upstairs they are almost exclusively the only ones who use their bathroom. The cost is very good, and of course it gets the job done. P.s. the thicker, softer tissue is in all the other bathrooms, where I know those toilets won’t get clogged up. 🌹❤️

some packages have a coarser texture. I used a magnifying glass and can see that there is an offset dotted "swoosh" pattern in the softer batch. The other has dimples with a pattern evenly spaced. Obviously different products, both with identical labeling. Are there different manufacturing plants? We use 1000 in the RV and at home.

We have a septic tank, so we were told to only purchase Scott by various plumbers.  It's a good brand and has served us well with a minimum of septic issues.  It's not the cheapest, but I think it's a better quality product and pays for itself in the long run.

This toilet tissue lasts longer than many of the other varieties on the market due to the large amount of sheets per roll and the ply. It is not the softest or most comfortable toilet paper but it gets the job done and is septic tank safe. The cost per roll is not very expensive and I usually buy in bulk which lasts us a few months. I will continue to buy this brand.

I have always used scott for as long as I can remembers. I love the regular role because it not too thick. I hate thick toilet paper. I feel like thick toilet paper is such a waste. Plus did I mention it is much more expensive to buy thick chunky toilet paper than regular scott paper?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good value for money. This has great absorption. However, i prefer toilet paper to be thick, but this is a little too thin. So if someone who likes toilet paper to be comfortably thick, this might not be your choice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While I typically prefer a thicker ply, Scott 1000 has been a surprisingly practical choice in our household. The thinner, single-ply design actually works in our favor—especially with kids who tend to use a large amount of toilet paper. The standout feature is its ability to dissolve up to 10 times faster than other brands, which gives me peace of mind knowing we’re much less likely to deal with toilet clogs. The texture is simple and not overly soft, but it gets the job done without irritation. From a sustainability perspective, the fact that it’s long-lasting and uses less paper per use helps reduce waste over time. I purchased the 4-roll pack, which was compact and easy to store—great for small spaces. It may not be luxury-grade, but for everyday use, especially in a busy household, it’s a smart, eco-conscious choice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is durable but good on the septic tank. Anyone worried about that or living in an RV this would be a really good toilet paper to use. It's comfortable not too scratchy. It doesn't fall apart mid use either. I would definitely purchase it again.