Very thin toilet paper. You have to use a lot and it’s not soft. I recommend the Scotts Comfort Plus toilet paper. It’s soft and not too thick. It’s my current go to and you can’t find it pretty cheap.

The only brand I will purchase for my household. It’s tough and still soft and gets the job done. I love big packs because you save more and it last forever! With other brands I find that my family uses way more at a time then with Scott .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tp is for people like don’t care for to thick tp. Not to mention the value you get for the money. Plus it’s better for our sewer systems especially septic tanks.

Awful they are so thin and cheap! Your hand always gets soiled from it gross! Reminds me of the cheap stuff in public bathrooms. Charmin, Cottonell and even Quilted Northern are better than these.

I wouldn’t use any other toilet paper besides Scott. It’s not too thick and not too thin. It’s capable to clean up little spills in the bathroom and durable to clean my tough mascara off my face from wearing it all day

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's not the softest, not the most durable, but for the price (assuming it's not insanely expensive) it's a good pickup. I tend to think of it as the best "value" brand you can get.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used to buy Angel Soft but after trying Scott Tissue and seeing how longer a roll lasts and better quality I switched to Scott

Scott tissue is good for the septic systems and overall last longer than other brands. I have tried other brands but cost comparable Scott last longer and cost is comparable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Definitely happy with this product. It is very soft! Very big rolls too that’ll make it last longer! Great absorbency. Definitely great product for the price!

My family loves this toilet paper. It’s soft and doesn’t rip when my kids are wiping with it. It’s affordable we buy the big pack and it’ll normally last us 2 months because the kids don’t have to use a ton when trying to wipe.