Since discovering Scott, it's the only brand I use. Does the job well. Plus, no worries about clogs. Some houses or apartments have a poor septic system. No clogs ever from using Scott.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott's tissue 1000 per roll. Is a great value for how long it lasts. Cleans well. And doesn't clog my septic system that alone is saves me money. Thank you for the opportunity.

I liked it because it was one ply. Now it falls apart when I'm using it. With making it thinner you should make it a 2 ply. I talked to my family and they are having the same problem I am.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall, the Scott’s toilet paper is pretty good. The rolls or thin but durable and the texture is smooth. The rolls lasted pretty long and the price is reasonable, so I would buy these again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great durable product a little goes a long way, super soft texture worth your money. Great price for the amount. Very absorbent, sustainable and won’t clog your septic tank.

This is the only toilet paper we buy for our house. It's great for the septic system. It's soft and it lasts long. It's a good value for your money too.

The only toilet paper I buy. I can put a new roll of this in the bathroom and it will last a week or more. I have purchased others in the past and I have to change the roll daily! Definitely recommend this toilet paper!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It lasts longer than any othER tissue I've ever bought. You actually spend less money and make less trips to the store.

I've used Scott for over 40 years - love the product and it being septic safe. However, over the years it kept getting thinner. Now it is soooooo thin you can read through it and we have to use twice as much. Please return to previous thickness.

I concur that Scott 1000 seemed to have turned rough. In Nov it caused rawness and trouble with the wife's hemorrhoids. We switched to Scott Soft but soon found it to be too uneconomical. We switched back in Jan and now it seems to be softer.