[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott toilet paper is interesting to review because everyone has used it and knows what it's like. On one hand, it's my least favorite toilet paper I have ever used because, as shown in the picture, it is incredibly thin. You have to use so much of it to accomplish anything, and then you're still at risk of a finger popping through. There's nothing soft or enjoyable about the experience of using it. That being said, it's also unfortunately better for the pipes of our old house than the nicer toilet papers, so we suffer through it anyway. I think that's the only thing it is good for, though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love Scott’s 1000 sheet Toilet Paper, this is the only toilet paper I will use as it is a great toilet paper for women because it doesn’t leave the little toilet paper remnants that can cause issues for women. I highly recommend it. I received this product for free from Influenster in exchange for my honest review.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It seems different from the last time I used it about a year ago. I feel like it's definitely softer and although it's still thin I feel like it's more absorbent and doesn't have leak through like I've experienced in the past. It's definitely on my radar for purchasing again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 is like the unsung hero of the bathroom world—no frills, no fluff, just dependable, long-lasting value. I love that I don’t have to swap out the roll every few days. When guests come over, I’m not sweating about running out mid-visit. It’s basically the marathon runner of toilet paper. It gets the job done without needing a ton of it, which makes it super economical. That said, it’s not exactly the cloud-soft experience you’d get from some luxury brands—so if you’re chasing that ultra-plush life, this might not be your roll. But if you’re about practicality, longevity, and not constantly restocking? This TP’s a rockstar.

These toilet paper rolls are pretty standard, but they are pretty flimsy so they dissolve easily. I wouldn’t really recommend this toilet paper because it was a bit too flimsy, but the Charmin Ultra Strongtm Toilet Paper 22 is good too. It is a bit too soft, so it could clog your toilet, but it hasn’t clogged mine. Overall, I would recommend the Charmin Ultra Strongtm Toilet Paper 22 instead of the Scott Regular Roll.

When did you change your paper to be so rough and thin. I have used this toilet paper for 40 years and now I have to change. It is not absorbent, it is scratchy and is causing irritations. I just noticed when I opened a new 36 pk from BJs. Consumers pay good money for this product and you cheapen it!!!!

Scott 1000 tissue is by far the overall, best bath tissue. The thin layers make it tough to hold up to the your needs, and each roll lasts longer than any competitor. I have made comparisons with Scott stretching out the 'change a roll' far beyond the soft, pillowy pamper-you tissue. Scott Tissue pampers you with loving care!

I've been buying your toilet paper for years due to allergies, because it was lint free, and clearly stated it on the label.! And no longer says lent free, is it still lint free.? Cuz it sure doesn't seem like it is.! I'm almost so handicapped with limited use my hands. That's gotten so thin I'm barely able to use it.. Bring back the old Scotts.!

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott toilet paper is a solid choice for those looking for a no-frills, reliable bathroom essential. One of its standout features is the length of each roll—Scott 1000, for instance, is known for lasting significantly longer than many other brands, making it a cost-effective option for large households or high-traffic bathrooms. The single-ply design may not offer the plush comfort of thicker brands, but it compensates with durability and strength. It’s also septic-safe and dissolves quickly, which is a major plus for older plumbing systems and RVs. That said, some users may find it less soft than premium alternatives like Charmin or Cottonelle. If you’re prioritizing value, efficiency, and eco-friendliness (Scott offers options with recycled content), this is a dependable product. However, if comfort is your top priority, you might want to explore their softer lines or other premium brands.