I’m Scott girl through and through been using this practically my whole life. Yeah it’s a little thin and not plush by any means but it’s affective, strong and gets the job done. I guess you get what you pay for its moderately priced but hey it’s good on your toose and good on toilets.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Suitability: Unfortunately, this toilet paper just isn’t suitable for everyday use. The 1-ply is so thin that it feels more like tissue paper than something meant for personal care. Dispensing: It dispenses unevenly and often tears while you’re pulling it, which is frustrating. The roll also seems to unravel too easily. Absorbency: Absorbency is extremely weak. You end up needing a lot more sheets than expected, which defeats the purpose of having 1000 sheets. Durability: Very low durability — it rips instantly, even with gentle use. You have to fold it multiple times just to make it functional. Perforation: Perforation is inconsistent. Sometimes it won’t tear on the line, other times it tears prematurely.

I have used Scott 1000 sheets for the last 40 years. Lately I have been getting rolls that leave nasty little pieces behind on your behind and in the floor. In reading these reviews I see others with this same complaints and others saying Scott does not do this. This makes me think that there is some defect in a manufacturing plant...Please get that corrected before I have to start buying something else.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not the worst toilet paper I've tried but also not the best. To give a better comparison, it is better than airport bathroom toilet paper, especially since it is 1-Ply. I would never use 1-Ply for my need, but I can see it can be useful in public places with high traffic or sensitive/old pipes to not clog it. I feel like I have to use so much in order for it not to rip, iykyk. Thank you for letting me try your product but I would not reccomend, especially if you care about how soft your toilet paper is.

Since the Toliet tissue shortage with Covid 19, I’ve noticed that the quantity of your tissue has gone down. The rolls are smaller, and not wound as tight, yet the price has gone up. I have always stored my tissue in a drawer in my bathroom. I could squeeze five rolls in that drawer, now it comfortably fits six rolls. Will have to look into other brands if the cheapness continues. I have always been a Scott tissue customer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I typically go for multiple ply, toilet paper, but for one ply toilet paper, this one is really good. It is soft and not scratchy. It’s not tearing apart and works as it is supposed to. No complaints here!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was great for my septic system, so thin and easily dissolved. However to wipe with this was not good. Almost triple is needed to equal competitors. However, is awesome for RV use or homes with septic systems.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been purchasing Scott 1000 sheet toilet paper for over 30 years. I have tried multiple brands and so far Scott 1000 is the best. The texture is not too rough, absorbs well and leaves me feeling clean without the dingle berries. It works great with my septic system. The only complaint I have is Scott should improve their starter tab on the paper since it always breaks up.

I have always used this brand. It's not harsh on the lady parts which is good. But it doesn't last a whole week (if you live with a lot of people anyway) other than that i have no complaints. The whole packs are affordable anywhere (supermarkets, dollar stores etc..)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Who knew toilet paper could be a household hero? 1000 sheets strong, septic safe, and RV-ready, Scott’s got your back-side *winks* The texture is simple and no frills, but it gets the job done without clogging your system or your budget. A true classic for households that want practicality over fluff!