We are on a septic system, so this toilet paper is super in that aspect, as for feeling clean, not so much. You feel like you have to use so much of it just to feel clean, im not sure its worth it. It also doesn't last long at all either. I think I'll spend a little more for better toilet paper.

I'm a die-hard fan for this product! We have used it throughout my life & I'd be hard-pressed to give it up. It's septic system friendly and I have never had a stopped toilet because of it as it begins breaking down immediately. I recommend this product

[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.

I like Scott Bathroom Tissue. It’s not too soft and it’s not too abrasive. It does its job as expected. It doesn’t leave any tissue behind. It’s not really thin tissue, either. It’s durable enough to get the job done. It lasts a while, too. It’s not scented but I wouldn’t mind if it was. Overall, it’s good tissue!

[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 review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this for free through this app and unfortunately, I will not be using it. I opened it up and took it out. Unfortunately, the quality was garbage. It was so thin and belongs in a public restroom. I personally will not be using this. It’s not worth it. You would think it would be considering the brand name and I don’t know how sustainable this is because it’s not really eco-friendly since it’s white and normally eco-friendly products have paper that’s not been bleached so I’m a little confused about that. It does not look absorbent at all. It’s just very cheap and thin feeling.

I bought Scott tissue as I always have for many years even before I was born my mom would purchase scott tissue -it was hard and not the same product quality - I thought maybe it was me until I did a survey on face book and many people feel the same - why would you change the important quality of tissue paper l-

I have used Scott toilet paper for 30 years. It is the only toilet paper that lasted more than a few days. Recently, it is thinner and suddenly I am replacing rolls every 3 or 4 days. It also won't separate well at the perforations so it can be frustrating and it leaves a ragged mess. It is time to go for one of those soft absorbent brands, if I have to replace rolls this often.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper is a step up from using sandpaper. It is barely 1 ply, more like half a ply, it is so thin you could probably read through it. It is also not soft at all, and you’d probably have to use a lot to feel like you’re wiping anything substantial. I’ll stick with charmin.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Decent toilet paper. Not super rough, but not super soft. Since it’s only one ply it isn’t super durable, but it’s as to be expected. It does the job but definitely not my favorite toilet paper overall.