We have been using Scott 1000 to our satisfaction since we got married in 1972. It clearly states on the package that it is 'Septic Safe'. Lately, my wife has preferred your 'Extra Soft' product...but it does not have a clear 'Septic Safe' on the packaging. So,,,my obvious question is....is your Extra Soft product safe for my septic system? As safe as your Scott 1000?

I've been using Scott 1000 for decades. It's the only toilet paper that doesn't plug the pipes or fill up the septic. I've always been pleased with the quality and thickness, but something definitely changed last year. The paper is rougher and seems thinner making the rolls smaller. The end is glued down so well, you can't get it started and I end up wasting so much paper just to get past the three layers that are glued together. And the number of packages I've received in which the rolls were crushed is insane. I was hoping it would return to the quality I was used to once things got slightly back to normal, but it hasn't and I'm frustrated that I can no longer rely on this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Scott 1000 bath tissue is a value for your money...it is easy on your spetic system. The only thing that I found to be negative about this product was the softness it has about a medium grade of softness to it... It does leave you clean without using a lot of paper and it's strong there wasn't any ripping or breaking through ..

This is the bathroom tissue I have used for the better part of 30 years, due to severe sensitivity issues. It is literally the only brand I have found that does not give me a rash somewhere I DEFINITELY don't want a rash, although the texture of this tissue is somewhat akin to fine grit sandpaper. There are no dyes or perfumes, and the paper does NOT shred/pill on the skin. It is just NOT soft. Like, at all.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this toilet paper to try out. The texture is very soft and smooth. However there is only 1 layer so it very thin. I would buy it if it will be 2 layers . Not very doable since its very thin except for the softness .

My family has always ONLY used Scott. Therefore when I went on my own I decide to stick to what I know and never had an issue with. I used to love it but lately for some time when I have bought the packs and used them. (embarrassed to write)The residues of toilet tissue pieces are left in my privates. I am a female that is not safe. I have to jump in shower to rinse it off. What happened.?? Never used to do that. I have not trusted another brand but Will be forced to buy another one if problem persists on happening with next pack. Price is great but not worth if i have tissue up my @!!!.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Scott’s 1000 toilet paper will definitely be a keeper in my house. It gets the job done . Definitely good quality toilet paper at a better price than most others. I always trust the Scotts namebrand and this toilet paper is no exception.

This toilet paper is my favorite!!! It’s is very rough to the point which I feel like it’s cleaning real well and it’s not irritating my skin. It does rip easily but if you get a good amount there will be no leakage. This today paper last forever and it’s so cheap.

I have been using this product for 50 years, as has the rest of my extended family. I have read a few recent reviews here and response from company that the product has not changed recently. I don't believe it. The product is obviously significantly thinner and lighter than in the past, more like a tissue than a TP Also softer but that is not what I am looking for. We are all looking for a new single ply TP that is good for septic but not so thin ( like the old product).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 toilet paper dissolves quick in the water. You don’t need to be worried about clogging the system, It’s even safe for RVs. But on the other hand, I believe it’s a bit thin and you need multiple layers to do the job. So definitely there is a trade off between durability/absorption vs. dissolving.