[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] People are complaining saying that it is thin in a lot of the reviews. However, it is meant to be thin! It’s for homes and businesses with septic tanks. My mother has used this brand for over a decade. It’s the best one out there for this type of waste disposal system in a home. Even though I do not have a septic system I still use this kind because unlike those thick toilet papers, I do not get any fuzzies from the paper left behind after wiping.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This 1 ply toilet paper is just not soft. It has many squares on the roll, but alot has to be used each time. It also rips easily so more has to be used. I do like that it dissolves quickly to avoid plumbing issues.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been a user of Scott toilet tissue for over 30 years. After the recent toilet tissue shortage they have changed their product, it's horrible. Too thin and a roll last a little over a day. There are 3 people in my household

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received a 4 pack of Scott's 1000 toilet paper from Influenster in exchange for my review. Before receiving this, I have actually been using this same type of toilet paper for over 2 decades. It lasts 3x longer in my household of 4 people than 2 ply, which can run out in 1 day. I like that it doesn't have lint and comes in 1 ply, which gives me more control over how many sheets I want to use. I typically buy the 12 pack or larger quantities, depending on the pricing. I stock up whenever there are sales, but it is something I pay a little more for because it is a staple in our household. After it gets wet, it does disintegrate more easily, making it more septic safe to use. I know some people either love this or hate this, depending on their preferences. Some people might not think this is soft enough. Personally, I am loyal to this brand and type. When I try other ones, I feel like it does not compare in quality and strength and is more budget friendly based on efficiency. I will continue to use this brand in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a chance to try Scotts Toilet Paper. It's okay if I didn't have anything else. It's super thin. I can see through it. I have to use twice as much. I can understand that it's a good product for those with a septic tank. I'm not on a septic system so I will stick with my regular toilet paper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I should start off by saying we are a bidet household. We want to use as less toilet paper as possible because it’s expensive! That being said, this toilet is perfect for what we need. I only need to use a couple sheets to get clean and dry. The texture of the toilet paper isn’t my favorite and could be softer, but that’s if I had to fix something. We have had this package for a little over a month and are still on one roll!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 Sheet Toilet Paper is a reliable choice for anyone looking for value and practicality. With 1,000 sheets per roll, it lasts a long time and helps stretch your budget, and the simple, no-frills packaging makes it easy to stock up in bulk. It’s made from 100% sustainably sourced fibers, is septic-safe, and biodegradable, which is great for those who care about sustainability. While it’s a single-ply paper and not the most absorbent compared to softer, multi-ply brands, it holds up surprisingly well without tearing easily. Overall, it’s a durable, eco-friendly option that’s perfect for everyday use if softness isn’t your top priority.

This was the only brand my parents would buy (I’m 76 years old)..my parents taught us well, Scott is the only toilet tissue in my house and my children and grand children continue the tradition. One daughter has a septic tank and likes the way it works with it. When the pandemic caused a run on paper products we were not happy with some of the brands that were the only ones available. We put The other brands in the guest bathroom and kept our supply of Scott’s for ourselves. Always make sure I have the huge supply from Sam’s on hand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I actually liked this better than I thought I would. It had a little texture and was softer than I expected. It is thin however so I felt I had to use more than I usually do with my normal three ply. It was also more absorbent and stronger than I originally expected.

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.