I love this tissue because each roll last a long time and getting 45 rolls individually wrapped for 30 something dollars is a steal for someone like me that's on a tight budget. I love that they started individually wrapping the rolls too because they used to be packaged in the big package unwrapped which I did not like so much because I felt that was unsanitary.

These rolls seem to last longer, a special reference to a lovely senior in our family. Other rolls seemed to disappear in a flash around her, who has a certain proclivity for most things involving paper. Scott 1000 Limited Edition Bath Tissue, because of being so thin, seems to withstand daily use a lot better for wear and tear. 4 Stars.

I buy scotts bath tissues to stock up and always have tissue on hand. Lasts longer,price cheaper in long run, compared to other bath tissues. Problem, the rolls are now smaller, the tissue sheets are thin. Sctts tissue you need to listen to your consumers, If I found softer tissue that lasts longer at comparable price I would switch.

Great deal for the money.. Only complaint i have is that some of the rolls are glued to well at the start, and i end up having to rip off about 20 sheets to get the roll started. If the company can fix that I'd be happy as a healthy hog.. Lol 🤣😂🤣

We grew up using Scott's TP & experienced its awesomeness over the years. It dissolves when it is supposed to and does NOT dissolve DURING a WIPE... which has happened when visiting frugal facilities & offices. Scott's is the "Balance of Strength & Softness" strong enough when used but also dissolves quickly enough to prevent clogs. Septic System Safe - we do not have a septic system but the simple fact that it dissolves quickly & doesn't cause a toilet waterfall. Years ago, I did experience a clog ONCE caused by inebriated geniuses who unrolled a whole roll into the toilet for entertainment & experiment... by the time I finish scolding and kicking them out, I just added some "hot" AZ summer COLD tap water to the bowl, used a never been used plunger to mix it up well, & it all flushed away nicely - I'm just grateful they didn't "use it" as an added bonus for the experiment... Always have a plunger handy even if you end up never needing it.

we have 1960s plumbing and learned from multiple plumbers after costly unclogging they say only Scott tissue should be put in older plumbing pipes, we still have yearly roof top rotor rooting for tree roots but rarely do they find backed up toilet paper like they used to when we first bought our 1960s home. Plumbers even recommended using Scott toilet paper in newer plumbing bc Scott is known for breaking down much easier than thick luxurious name brand toilet paper. it might feel better but it cost more to landlords and homeowners to unclog drains several times per year. We've learned our lessons.

Too thin and ended up using more. Won’t be buying again.

Changed the thickness. It is now so thin its almost transparent. Disappointed.

Poor single ply. Husband did not read box, gave to charity.

Very happy with this product