I've been buying your toilet paper for years due to allergies, because it was lint free, and clearly stated it on the label.! And no longer says lent free, is it still lint free.? Cuz it sure doesn't seem like it is.! I'm almost so handicapped with limited use my hands. That's gotten so thin I'm barely able to use it.. Bring back the old Scotts.!

Our family has used Scott 1000 for decades. I was the right texture and thickness for our needs. Don't tell us it hasn't changed, because it has! NOW the tissue is way TOO THIN!! So thin you can see through it and also requires more sheets to do the job. This product has become unacceptable for our family and we will be using other brands unless Scott reverts back to what it was back 10 to 20 years ago.

I have been using Scott tissue for probably over 20 years. But I have noticed in this past year or two, quality seems to be thinner (didn't think it could be any thinner than it was) and the price is much higher. Another example of higher price and smaller amount. Coffee is another example...cans may look same as before but consumer is getting much less and paying much more. I will still continue using Scott tissue.

I lived in a fifth wheel for about a year and we used this toilet paper because it was recommended to us because it doesn't clog up the lines. We never had any issues and I got used to this toilet paper. I still use it even though I'm not living that rv life anymore. It lasts so much longer than the previous brand of toilet paper we were using. Not rough on your private bits!

That is got a good price they're super affordable but I feel like that is the only good thing for this because these are super hard when you're wiping if you're sensitive like I am more like my kids are it's going to tear you up and I do not like this toilet paper if I'm in a bind and I have to I will absolutely buy it because it's a good price but if I can buy something else I will this is like buying sandpaper for your butt

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper was great! It was a good value in terms of the number of sheets per roll and did not shred or pill upon use. It is important to use 1 ply toilet papers occasionally to give septic systems a break and this was just the ticket!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve used Scott 1000 for years because it’s incredibly long-lasting and cost-effective. It may not be the softest, but it gets the job done without falling apart, and I love that a single roll lasts way longer than other brands. Great for families and busy households!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 Sheet Toilet Paper is durable, long-lasting, absorbent, and septic-safe. It’s made with sustainability in mind, using responsibly sourced materials. While it’s thinner and not the softest, it’s reliable, eco-friendly, and budget-friendly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 Sheet Toilet Paper is definitely functional — it's septic-safe and works well for RVs and boats. If you're in a situation where plumbing is sensitive or space is limited, it’s a reliable option in that regard. That said, if you have any other choice, I’d take it. This toilet paper is extremely thin — basically see-through — and you’ll need to use a ridiculous amount to get a truly clean wipe. It gets the job done, technically, but there’s absolutely no luxury here. It's scratchy, flimsy, and just doesn’t hold up compared to even slightly thicker brands. Good in a pinch or for specific use cases, but not something I’d want to rely on daily.

We like to get this thin toilet paper. You would think since it’s thin, you would use more - nope, not here. This toilet paper isn’t the most comfortable but we don’t care about that here. Whatever gets the job done the cheapest. This toilet paper and Staples are the best value.