[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product and the softness of it makes you want to keep buying it. The absorbency of it and no leaks what better toilet paper can you get. This is a great soft tissue that you would love to have at home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really wanted to like this product. It isn’t comfortable at all. It’s one-ply and yes, thicker than regular one-ply but it is not comfortable at all. It feels similar to wiping with a paper towel. I love that is dissolves quicker, is septic safe, but I prefer their regular one ply over this one. It’s unfortunately a no for me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the texture of this toilet paper the best I find it has a big environmental impact. I like the scent of this as well and I like how well it absorbs too . The toilet paper is really strong so I'm writing the strength 10 out of 10 .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott Comfort Plus Mega Rolls are super soft but still strong enough to get the job done. The ripple design helps clean better and makes it more absorbent, so you use less. The mega rolls last a long time, though they’re a bit bulky for small holders. Overall, a great mix of comfort and value!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I understand why people like the ridges in the tissue. It "grabs" more and its softer because of that as well. It dissolves easily when in the water and is very septic safe from what I can tell. Due to the ridges, it will tear if you go against the grain of the ridges, but all around great product!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper absorbs great! It's got very good strength and hold up well. It's got a nice thickness to it, very nice and soft. Great value, I'll absolutely be buying this kind from here on out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] In my husband and I experience, we are truly grateful to have a toilet paper that’s both premium-soft and safe for our septic system. It really lives up to its name. One of us has always preferred a thick, soft toilet paper and used another brand before we installed our septic system. After switching to a septic system, we had to use Scott Singles, and although you need to use more of it, we actually ended up appreciating that it didn’t tear apart or leave tissue lint behind like the premium brands. Then one day we came across Scott Comfort Plus, it gave us everything we wanted the softness and comfort of premium toilet paper without any tissue lint, AND it’s still safe for our septic system! We both genuinely love it, and we highly recommend this toilet paper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pretty good, it’s one ply but it feels like more, higher quality and thicker sheet. It feels nice and doesn’t rip or melt easily either. And I like that it’s septic safe because my apartment’s plumbing sucks so it’s needed!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Scott ComfortPlus Toilet Paper is a pleasure to use. It is surprisingly thick for a single-ply toilet paper and the texture makes it soft and almost pillowy. It is absorbent and comfortable, and I like that it is made from sustainable materials. And because it is single-ply, it breaks down easily in water so I don't have to worry about it clogging up my sewage lines. Thank you to Influenster to sending it to me to review!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper has a solid roll size, and I don’t feel like I’m constantly changing it out. The strength hits that perfect middle ground — sturdy enough that I’m not worried about my finger going through it, but not overly thick or wasteful. One thing I really appreciated is how cleanly it tears from the roll. I didn’t run into any issues with it ripping in the wrong spot or shredding unevenly, which makes it a lot easier to use day‑to‑day. I also tested how fast it dissolves. I put a couple of sheets in the toilet bowl and checked back about 30 minutes later, and you could already see it breaking down as the toilet flushed. That’s a big plus if you’re on a septic system or deal with frequent clogs. The ripples add a nice touch of softness and help with absorption and wiping. It’s not a plush, luxury-style toilet paper, but it’s also nowhere near that scratchy, low‑quality stuff that makes you use a ton just to get the job done. Overall, it’s a dependable, comfortable option that’s worth trying — especially if you want something septic‑friendly without sacrificing performance.