I have been buying Scott for years, I insist on it in my house, it is septic safe, it lasts longer than any other roll I have ever used. Also more comfortable for me to use since I am very sensitive.

I asked my best friend YEARS ago what toilet paper she buys because I was tired of chasing the sale on thin cheep little rolls of TP she told me Scott and I have used nothing except Scott ever since.

With 8 people in my household Scott is a must have. Other brands have me constantly changing rolls up to twice a day. With Scotts I can go every 2 to 3 days. I would go to another store if I had to, just to get your toilet paper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Scott 1000 sheet toilet paper is good. It's is durable, not that soft though, hence only 4 stars. Package is good, price is OK as I'm not too impressed with value for the money.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott toilet paper is a good value for your money. It’s what I call cowboy toilet paper but it gets the job down. Great for septic tanks. It’s pretty durable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love how it comes in a 4 pack, it’s super soft, and you don’t need much! So a little goes a long way! They are also easy to dissolve so i love the sustainability.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a family of 5, plus conatant visitors and a 12 pack will last between 4 & 6 weeks. A week with no visitors I can use 8 at most. It's also quality toilet tissue. Cost effective.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is very thin, but it doesn't tear apart easy. It isn't as soft as others but the quality is worth it. It's septic safe that's a great plus for me. I would recommend!

I love how Scott 1000 never seems to run out! As a child I was often accused of being a toilet paper hog. With Scott 1000 I can use as much as I want!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott 1000 is a great value toilet paper that doesn't skimp on the quality you need. I prefer a thinner TP, which sounds like a bad thing, but you actually use less and it (TMI) absorbs more.