i bought the family pack a month ago as i usually do and i found that some of the rolls are filled with a white powder. i assume this is a defect when you unroll the paper to use it spreads all over the place and makes a mess. i have never had this problem before and i have been a customer for over 30 years. i have now thrown away 6 rolls that were defects. i have given three stars because of what is going on other wise i love this product and would rate a 5 star or better if i could.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Safe for septics, good value and good roll size but I think because it safe for septics , making it one ply and thin, You end up using more. If I didn’t have a septic I would probably opt for a 2 ply . This is the only toilet paper that I ever buy! It lasts a long time! There is no lint! Each roll is a very generous size! The value is there because it's so inexpensive! And it's pretty soft

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper is definitely a great budget option, however I do feel it should be slightly thicker and stronger. While it boasts larger rolls, you have to use more of the product to absorb so you’re using almost double the amount. It works well enough, but would not be my top choice.

I buy Scott because my septic system likes it. However, the more I buy, the more disappointed I've become. The sheets are so thin you have to use twice as much. So the 1000 sheets are really only 500 and there is so much glue on the roll you waste 2-3 rounds getting the roll to start! And don't get me started on the huge price increase for less product.

It’s average. We use Scott because it’s safe for septic tanks and isn’t bulky like some of the quilted toilet papers. Always afraid of the kids using too much and clogging the pipes. The only gripe is it’s not the softest because of its thickness so it sometimes can feel irritating

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The thing I like the most about Scott's toilet paper is that it's thin and not greasy. Some soft toilet paper brands feel greasy to me. I have a septic system so I'm limited as to what kind of toilet paper I can use. Scott's will not harm my septic system. I'm team Scott all the way.

The quality of Scott toilet paper has fallen off a cliff. It used to be great but now it is below mediocre. Any small amount of liquid dissolves the tissue in your hand. Maybe good for a septic system, terrible in your hand. Read that sentence again please, I will not buy this brand again, local store has a knock off brand that is as great as yours was. Another longtime customer lost to falling standards to make maximum profit.

For years we have stuck to "Scott" Brand in toilet paper. Over the years we have seen the sheets get smaller and the thickness of each sheet get thinner. It appears they have recently made another adjustment and, although thinking it would be almost impossible, they seem to have succeeded in making the sheets even thinner. They continue to pack them in 1000 sheet rolls but you now have to use twice as much as you used to. The respected "Scott" brand of the past is now far from what it used to be. Store brands now are a higher quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using Scott 1000 for a while, and it really lasts a long time! The roll is huge and doesn’t run out quickly, which makes it great value for the price. The texture is smooth and thin, but still strong enough and doesn’t tear easily. I also appreciate that it’s septic-safe and sustainable, which is important for our household. Definitely a reliable, everyday essential.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I first opened the package I was surprised at how thin it was. I figured I'd be using twice as much. Amazingly, after the first use (which I did use double the amount I'd used with my regular product) I discovered it wasn't necessary. It wasn't as soft as my regular product, but I would buy it.