Scott’s toilet paper is now so thin you can see through it- it’s actually transparent. They’ve succeeded in destroying their own product that’s been around for over 100 years, I guess greed has no limitations. The product is useless at this point so after using Scott’s for over 60 years, I’ll find a replacement. Scott’s is just another example why American businesses are taking the country down the tubes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would’ve welcomed this toilet paper had it arrived in 2020 when there was a shortage, but with a plethora of tissue options, this is not it for me! It feels thin, rough, scratchy. It’s simply two ply cut in half so it’s just one ply and it’s it feels cheapy and I’m sure it is not cheap to buy. You’re better off buying the nicer stuff because it takes more of this tissue paper for the same result.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's fine toilet paper but not as soft as another brand that I prefer so for me it's a 4 out of 5 stars. It is on the more affordable end so that is nice. I also try to find toilet paper that isn't wrapped in plastic (it's hard to find but it exists).

The last few packs of Scott toilet paper is nor what it used to be. What is going on? Thinner then before,the lines to rip apart are terrible. If you can see them at all they hardly rip. Is anyone else seeing this. Stop the short cuts. I am going to have to find a better paper.

Hello Scott! I grew up using Scott Brand Toilet Paper. It lasts the longest, its the most affordable and its been the only brand of toilet paper we use in our large family of 16 for close to 25 years! If there's a sale, I'm buying. If there are coupons, I'm using them. I just recently bought 4 newspapers because of the Scott's coupons. I've printed from the Scott Brand web site. And now I'm wondering, can I only print from the site once a month? Thanks for the longest lasting roll! Your committed customer!

I had used Scott toilet tissue for years. For whatever reason, we started using other brands. Recently, I decided to go back to Scott's. I am not sure what has changed, but it is definitely not what it used to be. I have had better quality with non brand tissue. As thin as it is, it is pretty useless.

Only toilet paper I buy and have bought for years and years. It’s not to fluffy, and each roll lasts a long time! I have to buy toilet paper once a month if that. I don’t think I’d ever buy another brand. If Scott stopped making toilet paper I don’t know what I’d do! LOL.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 toilet tissue is a great choice for everyday use because of its long-lasting value and dependable performance. With 1,000 sheets per roll, it lasts significantly longer than many other brands, making it cost-effective and convenient—especially for larger households. It’s also septic-safe and dissolves quickly, which helps prevent clogs and makes it a smart option for both standard and low-flow plumbing systems. While it’s not as plush as some premium brands, its strength and reliability make it a practical, no-nonsense choice for those who prioritize efficiency and budget.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] To start off packaging easy to get into and simple to use! I would say I do like the softness of it and I feel like it’s stretchy but it feels somewhat thin to me! But it does do its job and the rolls are pretty big!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had used Scott for a while, but recently tried another brand which you get a big box store and is one of those "thicker, quilted" toilet papers. The difference in how much easier Scott works with your plumbing is incredible. I like being able to take more sheets of paper, per use, than having to worry about possibly clogging my plumbing from paper that is too thick or won't easily come apart, when added to the water. Scott worked perfectly - cleaned effectively, held up nicely, and doesn't seem to "fight" with your toilet paper holder, due to it being overly bulky. I highly recommend this product and I bet your future plumbers will, too!