[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was gifted a pack of Scott 1000 Sheet toilet paper, and since it was my first time using this brand, I decided to test it out right away to see if it would be worth buying in the future. The first thing I noticed was that it is indeed very thin. At first, this feels a bit unusual—especially if you're accustomed to using thicker, softer paper. Consequently, you might find yourself wanting to use a few extra sheets to ensure adequate comfort. However, it doesn't tear or fall apart in your hands, which came as a pleasant surprise; despite its thinness, it is actually quite durable. I also want to make special mention of the fact that the roll is absolutely massive. 1,000 sheets is a truly substantial amount, and even if you end up using a few extra sheets per use, a single roll still lasts for a very long time. For me, this is a major plus, as it means I don't have to change the roll nearly as often. In terms of feel, it isn't the softest option out there; it feels more simple and basic—lacking any real "wow factor" when it comes to comfort. That said, it doesn't leave behind any lint or residue, and it gets the job done perfectly well. As a first-time experience, it was certainly interesting to try. The paper is thin and not particularly soft, but it is both economical and practical. It's an ideal choice for those who prioritize longevity and budget-friendliness over maximum comfort.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott's toilet paper, single ply is strong enough to stand up to the job, its a strong, and it stands up to its job, we are happy with the quality and the texture was soft enough, to clean but not leave yucky residue behind, nor small pieces of toilet paper. Great value for the price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott Toilet Paper is a great value for everyday use. The rolls last a long time, which means fewer roll changes and better savings for families. The paper is durable, septic-safe, and dissolves well without clogging pipes.it provides reliable performance and good strength for daily use. The packaging arrived in good condition, Overall, Scott is a dependable and affordable toilet paper that offers excellent value for the price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really liked this toilet paper because it really lasts a long time thanks to its 1000 sheets. Although it is one-layered, it feels resistant and fulfills its daily function very well. In addition, it has very good performance and value for money, ideal for the home and to save without losing comfort.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always liked Scott tissue. Although some think it's too thin I think it's just right and strong. The roll size is 1000 sheets which seems to last my family a pretty good while, even with visitors constantly. I really think it's a great value for your money. I don't need the fancy imprints, nor any of that. To me this just makes sense. It even breaks down easier and each sheet is perfectly perforated. Also it's not stiff or hard. Just the right amount of softness with the exact amount of bendability.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott Tissue is an old American brand, I am 60+ and remember this tissue from my childhood days. This is the time of year when people go camping, and Scott goes along with the RV and summer cabins. This is a very thin 1-ply tissue, why do you want this? If you have a cabin, RV, or rural septic tank, you need a toilet tissue that dissolves quickly. I have a 100 year old sewer pipe, it's in great condition, but sometimes tree roots can cause backups requiring an expensive plumbing, and backed up regular toilet tissue becomes like cement clogs. Scott Tissue doesn't do that, it starts to break down on contact with liquid. All this is why I might put up with such a thin toilet tissue. And thin is the word. One-ply filmy tissue. Scott tissue has evolved since the 70s filling airport stalls and park latrines. This is so much softer. But you need a good handful of it to clean up, and for some messes you might need extra wipes. For a one-ply tissue, my favorite is Reel bamboo toilet paper, a much more sturdy tissue with a waffle weave, but you can't put it in a RV toilet without creating a cloggy mess. I'm still going to choose a non-flushable paper over this because of the awkward cleanups. But Scott has its place as the tissue of choice for fussy crappers on tour. It's really the only grocery store choice for septic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Didn't think I'd rave about toilet paper, but this one deserves it 😄🧻 Scott 1000 lasts forever (seriously, each roll goes a long way), saves money, and is clog-free thanks to how fast it dissolves. It's perfect for everyday use. 🙌 Simple, unscented, and gets the job done without waste. Not the fluffiest, but definitely one of the most practical choices out there. Reliable, affordable, and low-key a must-have. 💙

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I loved this product. My kids seem to always go through toilet tissue fast but with how absorbent and strong this tissue's is a roll lasted way longer than usual. The texture isn't bad for myself or family they didnt even know the difference so no complaints there as it is not uncomfortable to use. I also love how it doesn't clog my toilet for me it was a 10 outta 10 will definitely be buying this product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After trying Scott I have found that it hands down lasts longer than the other brands I used before. The rolls are denser and the sheets go further so I change the roll less often- great for a busy household.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Toilet paper might seem like a strange thing to review. However, if you have an older house with smaller than average pipes, you have to be extra picky about your tp. I personally am a huge fan of this Scott 1000 Toilet Paper. It is sturdy, the roll lasts longer, and it doesn't clog my pipes. It's a winner for me. Unfortunately, and the only reason it lost a star, my family doesn't like how thin it looks. They don't like that you can see through it. They say it's a little rough. We normally use the Scott ComfortPlus, and they will probably continue to do so, I think I might make the switch!