[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott toilet paper has many varieties to choose from. This one we used in a camper because it devolves very quickly. It works great and causes no plumbing issues.It's not a good choice for our home because they kids go through it very quickly because they think they need to use a large wad. It tears easily and it does what we need it to do.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott’s 1000 is strong and leaves no lint behind, which I love. It’s on the thinner side, so I do use a bit more per trip…but it still lasts and doesn’t tear easily. It gets the job done without the mess.

I used this tissue for 15 years, but hadn't bought it recently. It has changed, becoming so thin as to be worthless. You have to unroll several yards of the stuff. Can't wait till the 12 roll package is gone. Scott had a good product, but cheapened it into uselessness

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper brand is highly satisfactory. The material is pleasantly soft and not abrasive. While slightly thinner than comparable products, it remains functional. Although the price point is somewhat elevated in my region, receiving a complimentary sample for review is advantageous. Furthermore, its septic-safe formulation is a welcome feature.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The best thing about this toilet paper probably is being easy on the septic tank. Other that that, it's some what durable but it's way too rough. Guess it got the job mostly done but I would never buy this brand in the future.

I must tell you I grew up using this product and have always thought it was great - until the last 5 to 7 years as I've seen this product get cheaper and cheaper. Now this single ply tp is the worst and I'm so disappointed. It rolls up into these little balls that end up everywhere which is completely unsanitary. You can't wipe using this paper anymore. i won't buy this tp ever again.

Perhaps it's Brand use from being a 3rd Generation user and now my children as 4th, but you just cannot beat Scott Tissue if you have a large family or just one, to care for. I'm trying to figure out if it has an environmental impact, but I long for the days of being able to buy Pink, Blue, Green or Yellow Scott Tissue, to decorate my bathrooms! It may sound strange to some, but having that added touch was sometimes just the piece needed to spruce up the bathroom and accentuate older wallpaper or bring out a new focal color in holders, rugs or towels. Please consider an anniversary running or in the least, consider offering the pink color and designating a portion of the proceeds for Breast Cancer research. Thanks!

I have preached Scott 1000 sheet roll tissue for more than 30 years to everyone I know. I loved its dependability, that it was long lasting, and for me, economically sound. My last purchases, "Septic Safe," not so much, not only has the roll decreased in dimensions, but the tissues dissolves in my hands. If I use it to wipe my nose, it dissolves, leaving tissue on my face. If I touch it with moist hands, it dissolves in my hands. Needless to say, it breaks apart and leaves residuals with its intended use. I also find that since it is so quick to dissolve, we have to use more for padding, and it is not the good value it used to be. Because I can find no other version other than Septic Safe, for the first time in more than 30 years, I will no longer purchase Scott, unless I ever find the basic tissue on the shelves again. I loved the original Scott Tissue, and this makes me very unhappy with the company.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve always like Scott toilet paper. You get a ton of use just from one roll. One roll with a family of 3 can last up to a month! My only complaint is how thin the paper is. It’s not real soft but it’s not crazy rough either. Overall it’s not bad.

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.