Scott ComfortPlus toilet paper didn't turn out as thick as it said. I thought when I bought this toilet paper with the price being higher than $8.99 (the average cost for the most basic version of Scott toilet paper) that it should be thicker than the average thickness, but it wasn't. These rolls aren't any thicker than the average sized rolls that sell for $8.99 for 12 rolls. I wanted to get toilet paper that's as thick as Angel Soft toilet paper which is extremely thick, but also expensive as I'm used to buying toilet paper for under $8.99 and Angel Soft is now $15.97 when I had been buying 12 rolls of Angel Soft for $6.76 back in 2022 and now it's $15.97. I thought "that's too much" so I started buying Scott toilet paper. Well, it looks like I'm going to have to go back to buying from Angel Soft since Scott toilet paper rolls are too thin and ran out before the end of the month forcing me to use Viva paper towels as toilet paper because the Scott toilet paper ran out, then after ordering the Scott toilet paper I had to wait 10 days to get it delivered (I selected shipping). Why is it that Viva paper towels and Scott toilet can be ordered on the same day and you get the Viva paper towels delivered in two days, but the Scott toilet paper took 10 days to get delivered? Why?!!!

Please pardon me for the delayed response. It's been a very rough month. We've had two deaths in the family and it's been difficult with everything going on. That being said, I lost the other photo I had of the product that was clearer. So this is kinda blurry in some of the words. I'm sorry. I'd have to say for being a single ply tissue paper it's pretty decently absorbent. It held up to tears and ( copious amounts of) snot. It held up against a toddlers messes and the use of bathroom goings. It's almost pleated in a way so to speak so it helps with the absorbency and strength durability of the paper. Albeit, sits still easily torn in its own way since it is still single ply. It just isn't like sheer tissue paper that you can blow and it shreds. It gets the job done. If the normal 2 ply I normally get wasn't available at my dollar store for the same exact price I'd purchase this over the other brands. It's worth the dollar. I'd recommend if you like soft paper that gets the job done.

Pros:
-There’s minimal toilet paper lint/dust in comparison to other “soft” varieties of toilet paper.
-The 2 plys of paper stay together (whereas some others separate when you try to unroll them).
-The texture gives the paper a strong feel.

Cons:
-Maybe I’m just used to mega rolls now, but the roll size seems super tiny! (See the photo of this roll next to a mega roll.)
-Although the paper isn’t rough or anything, it’s not as soft as other “soft” varieties I’ve purchased in the past. I’d describe this as more of a “strong” toilet paper rather than a “soft” one.

Overall, this toilet paper is fine - it’s definitely not my favorite and nothing I would seek out, but if there would a really good sale on a mega-roll version of this paper, I’d get it again.

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Overall I really enjoy Scott comfort plus and feel it's a good quality for the price point. Being septic friendly gives me another option that I truly welcome.

I'm a 4 square queen and this fit the bill. Soft and sturdy. I'd say if you forgot your reading material, you can always count the ridges in this Scott comfort plus tp.

A great price paired with great performance makes this roll stand out when it comes to value.

I think for a small family this will do the trick. If you have a bigger fam, or a holiday gathering, I'd say you will need an industrial roll to keep up with demand because this one isn't gonna go far.

I am saying, overall a keeper!