Scott ComfortPlus Toilet Paper, 12 Triple Rolls, 231 Sheets per Roll, Septic-Safe, 1-Ply Toilet Tissue

I really like this toilet paper. It is soft, strong, and comfortable to use. The rolls are a good size and last a long time. Great quality for everyday use, and I would definitely buy it again. Zahir Supplier

I’ll be honest, these made me a little itchy at first, but they definitely did the job when it came to cleaning everything up. They’re soft enough overall and got the job done, so I’m still happy with them.

I love my Scott tissue , soft , not to thick doesn’t clog my toilets no matter how much my kids use , no left behind lint . Great quality

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Soft, strong, and great value! I’m very happy with this Scott ComfortPlus toilet paper. It’s soft enough to be comfortable but also strong and durable, so you don’t have to use a lot each time. The rolls last a good amount of time, making it a great value for the price. Definitely a household staple, and I will continue buying it!

Smaller product than what I expected, but good quality & affordable. Thank you! :)

A little while ago, some relatives stayed with us for a few days, so both bathrooms were being used much more than usual. To get ready, I stocked up on a few household essentials, including this toilet paper. Looking back, I’m glad I prepared ahead of time — it got us through the whole weekend without any hassle. The rolls lasted longer than I expected, so I didn’t have to keep replacing them. The texture is comfortable, too. No one in the family or visiting relatives mentioned anything about it, which I usually take as a good sign. After everyone left and I tidied up, I noticed we still had plenty of rolls left, so there was no need to run out and restock right away. If I had to point out something to improve, I’d say it could be a bit softer. But overall, it strikes a nice balance between comfort and durability. Those few busy days at home went smoothly, and it consistently met our everyday needs. We’ve continued using it since then, and I’ll likely keep buying it in the future.

This is the toilet paper that I always get from here. It’s soft, has 12 in the package and, the price is great. 😊 It’s also great quality and durable. 💖 I will continue to buy it.

It turned out to be a stark deviation from the picture I had painted in my mind. As I found myself standing in the fluorescent-lit aisle of the store, the shelves illuminated with a brightness that seemed almost theatrical, my gaze was instantly captivated by the larger-than-life packaging of the so-called “Mega Rolls.” They appeared bold and bragging, beckoning me to approach, with an impressive design that bore an uncanny resemblance to the brand I had previously ordered from Amazon. My prior experiences had led me to believe that I was about to embark on a joyful journey of restroom bliss, with an ample supply of toilet paper that would extend its comforting embrace across my bathroom for weeks upon weeks. Yet, I could not shake the ghost of disappointment from my previous order, when my hopes had been so cruelly dashed. That last delivery had promised the heavens but delivered a sense of impending doom with an unceremonious reality check; the rolls I received were but a faint echo of what “mega” promised. Instead of the grand, plush symbols of abundance I had yearned for, I found myself unwrapping diminutive versions of the toilet paper rolls, each one seemingly ridiculing my expectations as I stared, aghast, at their pitiful size. They were not the towering rolls I had dreamed of, but rather underwhelming little cylinders that mocked my naive anticipation. To make matters even worse, there, emblazoned across the package in bold, fiery red letters, was the buyer feedback that screamed about the price—a paltry $5.99, a figure that danced tantalizingly in front of my eyes like a siren's song, luring me into the depths of false hope. I was swept away by a wave of exhilaration, naively convinced that I had stumbled upon an incredible bargain, a treasure hidden among the mundane. But, oh, how tragically wrong I was in my assumptions! This roll, which I had envisioned as a luxurious, generously-sized mega roll, ready to cushion my daily needs with its softness and abundance, was an unfortunate twist of fate. It was nothing more than a flimsy, insignificant roll with delicate sheets so thin that they barely wrapped around my outstretched hand in a manner that could be described as inadequate at best. As I scrutinized the solitary roll now cradled in my palm, a sinking feeling enveloped me. My heart plummeted like a stone cast into a deep abyss as I came to the disheartening realization that this laughable excuse for a roll was possibly one-third the size of what I had been yearning for. The notion that this little roll could endure even a solitary day in the demands of my home felt almost ludicrous, let alone provide the sanctuary I had envisioned for an entire month. The thrill I had so buoyantly embraced was swiftly replaced by a heavy veil of disappointment as I grappled with the bitter truth that I had once again fallen prey to the alluring trap of exaggerated advertising. With every passing moment, I could feel the joy I had initially felt evaporating, replaced by the stark understanding that I would soon find myself trawling back to the store or diving into the sea of online shopping, desperately in pursuit of the authentic mega rolls I had believed I was purchasing—now euphemistically referred to as "triple" rolls. This sad little roll surely wouldn’t last even a fraction of a day, and I couldn’t shake the nagging suspicion that the advertisement had been hastily altered, even as the description on the website still sang praises of “12 wimpy, small, loose, thinly wrapped toilet rolls in a small bundle.” The term “mega rolls” that had once swayed me now felt like an in-joke, one that desperately needed addressing for those like me—a low-income individual navigating life on a fixed income, strapped to the constraints of a disabled veteran’s HUD and SSDI, living on a meager $12,000 a year. As I turned the sad roll over in my hands, I couldn’t help but draw parallels to the retail and food industries, with their insidious tricks—putting excess air into bags of chips while cramming canned tuna with watery filler. It felt as though Amazon, once a bastion of convenience, was now engaged in an egregious act of deception, tricking consumers with optical illusions and skimming their profits through sales propaganda—a conspiracy gleefully designed to swindle unsuspecting customers. Adding insult to injury, they string along their “Valued Customers” by only offering packages adorned with gift cards, or peddling sneaky side hustles that deliver less product under the guise of familiarity. It was a case of playing coy, leaving many grappling with half-truths and the bittersweet frustrations of trying to get by in a world wired against us. The usage of AI, with its slickness and sheen, only adds to the disarray, masking truths and entangling the unsuspecting in a web of misrepresentation. In the end, it felt like we were caught in an elaborate dance orchestrated by corporations that prioritized profit over people, forcing us to navigate around the shadows of commercial trickery in our pursuit of life’s simplest comforts.