I've been a loyal costumer buying Scott TP. The recent 18 pack that I bought is so thin you can see through it. This is no longer a quality product in my eyes and will absolutely pass this along to friends and family. It's barely useable, you need to use more than twice the amount. Seems like a sneaky way to make money. Would have given 0 strs if I could.

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!

Lots of value for the cost, and will last for months. This has been my go-to for years but lately I’ve noticed the paper is getting thinner, causing me to use double the amount. It’s apparently rated good for poor plumbing systems as it dissolves quickly but it’s rough to use. Good for a backup option when you run out of your fave paper.

I feel like Scott tissue is always our go to at our home. It’s inexpensive. I don’t feel like i need a quilted paper it’s enough to wipe and last quite a while. I believe we bought a bonus pack a few months back and we still have about 10 rolls left. I can’t complain.

I know, I know. You have to make more money by cutting costs. But whatever you did made a huge difference. It’s like the tissue paper I use to stuff in gift bags. I will be buying 4 packs of all toilet paper options to find a new brand…..we have been using Scott TP. In my household for at least 35 years. Not anymore.

I only buy Scott toilet paper. It lasts a very long time on the roll and when you have 4 kids ( and you're the only one that changes the roll. Everyone typically, I think in all households with children) you are constantly having to change the roll. This is the only toilet paper that is soft, economical and last a long time.

I am a big fan of Scott 1000 Tissue, 4 roll. This toilet paper last forever. It's not like other rolls of toilet paper. It is septic and sewer safe, Scott 1000 is perfect toilet paper for RVs and boats. Scott 1000 is a great toilet paper and affordable. I highly recommend this product.

I'm very disappointed in the recent poor quality of Scott Tissue. It rips when you pull it off the roll and it is very thin, transparent. I can no longer wipe around the countertops in the bathroom, it just falls apart. I'm a long-time customer but I am looking for a better product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott is a tried and true toilet paper, and well known. A staple in most households and a name that carries a lot of weight and with a reputable reputation. That being said, this toilet paper is not as soft or "cushy" as I prefer. While at a glance it looks like one ply toilet paper, it functions extremely well. Your finger/hand doesn't break through the toilet paper when wiping, and it is able to clean the mess easily. You don't need much to clean urine or feces. It did not clog my toilet which is an issue we commonly have. It was not rough on my skin or private parts. It may appear thin and rough. This certainly changed my view on using thinner toilet paper. You get about the same amount of TP as any other brand and performs well. It cleans up and holds a good amount of liquids. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a dependable toilet paper that does what you need it it to. I have even used it to clean off the sink or small liquids and it holds all the spills.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great go to toilet paper. It’s not the softest ever but also not nearly close to any rough toilet papers I’ve used in the past. Will definitely keep this on my radar if it’s a cheaper option