Very reluctantly, I must give kudos to Scott toilet paper.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

My wife has long insisted on buying it.

Myself, I'm not a fan. It's thin and as far as toilet paper goes, not very comfortable. I'd love to use the quilted double ply stuff if I had the option.

But I will say this: that stuff lasts forever. Like three times as long as other brands. It's single ply and tightly wound, so you do get a lot for your buck.

And in a house of four, we have about a 12 pack left, so we should be okay for about a month and a half.

[Laffy Kat]

1. It's the only TP I buy. It's not part of the Koch Industry and that's good enough. nt

[sinkingfeeling]

10. I've used it for decades.

[Leghorn21]

2. Your wife is a very sharp gal, Tommy!

Even when I used to have money, I still only bought Scott!! Spending big $$ on that fluffy frou-frou tp is...well, you may as well flush it down the terlit!!

[hlthe2b]

3. Yeah... it is rough, but it damn well lasts forever. Given I haven't been able to buy kleenex

I am glad I scored Sam's Club Member's Mark bulk pack of TP, though. It is the soft kind and cheap enough that it isn't so bad if we are tempted to use more and it can double as facial tissue.

That said, Scotts was the only one that my Mom would buy.

[leftieNanner]

4. We used to buy it

And I agree with your comments. I buy TP made out of recycled paper now. Can't stand the idea of somebody cutting down a tree so I can wipe my ....

[no_hypocrisy]

5. I see it another way. We HAD a TP factory not even 10 minutes away from my home

Marcal Paper Products had a fire that completely destroyed the factory a little more than a year ago.

The extra supplies would have been welcome but for.

[roamer65]

6. Just wet it down a bit before use.

It’s a little less rough on the tuckus when it’s damp.

[murielm99]

7. That's all we use.

I like the way it lasts. And we don't need that other stuff clogging up our septic tank. We live in the country.

I noticed in the store that the other stuff is sold out. There were still a few rolls of Scott. I don't need any. I have seven rolls downstairs, and one extra in the upstairs bathroom.

We bought two weeks worth of food. We are not hoarding.

[MrsMatt]

8. Only Scott single ply in our house

I have sluggish toilets and the soft stuff plugs up far more often.

[Fla Dem]

9. Was a Scott TP user since a child in my parents house. But not any more.

As with most companies, trying to get as much out of the customer as they can, (speaking of which reducing most canned goods from 16 oz to 13.5-14.5 ozs), Scott has ruined their TP. A few years ago it became so thin and coarse I couldn't use it anymore. It was like the tissue paper you use in presents. Very irritating. Now use Charmin. May have to buy more often, but at least I don't have a sore ass, so it's worth it.

[pansypoo53219]

11. try scott sof. 2 ply i think.

[Codeine]

12. I've grown to hate the soft fluffy stuff.

It seems less effective and in a house with two teenagers it lasts all of about ten minutes. Scott for life!!

[Wounded Bear]

13. I used to use it exclusively, for that reason...nt

[smirkymonkey]

15. I am a huge fan of Scott 1000 TP

I kind of resent having to buy TP with fewer sheets, but that was all they had today at Wegmans so I gave in. I get so annoyed when the roll runs out so quickly as opposed to Scott. Why can't other brands make a 1000 sheet roll?

[blogslut]

16. I buy whatever 1000 sheet TP is cheapest

The store-brand clones are a few pennies less, but if that's not in stock, Scott is fine.

My mom always used it too.

[Callmecrazy]

17. I just bought a house...

and installed a bidet on each toilet. Cleaner than any toilet paper and economical too. Just four sheets to dry my butt.