CottonelleUltra ComfortCare Toilet Paper, Soft Biodegradable Bath Tissue, Septic-Safe, 36 Family Rolls

Great toilet paper. I'm of the XY half of earth humans, so TP has only one use in my universe. I'll try to be discreet. I've tried many brands in search of economy, Cottenelle Ultra Comfort strikes a decent balance between utility and price.A major TP manufacturer advertises 10,000 sheets. I tried those. Way too flimsy, and required the better part of those 10,000 sheets to accomplish cleanliness. Plus, no texture to help abrade features that need to be removed.As the children's book says, everybody poops. With Cottonelle, you can use less paper. Partly from their nice thickness, and partly from their texture. The thickness allows even a slim folding to avoid absorbing all the way to the layer next to your fingers. The texture allows fewer applications.

The first thing I would like to point out for everybody saying this is a rip-off and they are tinier than normal, is that these are standard DOUBLE sized rolls, the EXACT SAME as the Cottenelle DOUBLE sized rolls I have bought at both the red big box store and it's slummier mart competitor. Not triple rolls, not quadruple rolls, not quintuplet rolls, and certainly not the ginormous "lasts-you-6-month-roll-complete-with-it's-own-stand" that c***min just put out! That's a real thing by the way and it's ridiculous.The double rolls are the largest roll of toilet paper the standard toilet paper roll holders I have installed in both my bathrooms will hold and still roll normally. Maybe changing the roll of toilet paper is such a difficult, tedious chore for some people that they need to have the largest size toilet paper rolls they can get their hands on in their bathroom, but I do not like having to have a roll of toilet paper sitting on the counter, floor, or the back of the toilet until it is small enough to fit on the roll holder that is installed for the purpose of holding the toilet paper. It's tacky. So I am incredibly grateful that Amazon still carries the DOUBLE rolls because they are getting harder and harder to find unless I want to change to a cheaper, and much inferior, toilet paper.To reiterate, I compared one of these unused rolls to an unused Cottonelle DOUBLE roll I had previously purchased at the red big box store and it was EXACTLY the SAME SIZE - THESE ARE STANDARD COTTENELLE DOUBLE ROLLS, NOT SMALLER, NOT THINNER, BUT THE SAME AS THOSE SOLD IN BRICK AND MORTAR STORES!!!

Nice quality

So I know, it seems strange to pay this kind of money for toilet paper. But it is the best deal I found on the smaller rolls! Our bathroom was remodeled 25 years ago, and the toilet roll holder goes into the wall but not deeply. Back then there was no such thing as these great big giant rolls that are 3 to 8 times larger than normal toilet rolls. Our new bathroom. I can use the big rolls in but in my older bathroom I cannot. So I appreciate the fact that Cottonelle still makes the smaller roll and I appreciate that they can be found on Amazon! I have yet to find them in any stores any longer. Walgreens used to carry them and one of our local homegrown grocers did too, but not anymore! we may have to revert to using the bigger rolls in the new bathroom and when they get smaller, save them for the older bathroom.

The tissue is soft! and that is a super important factor to me. Soft and very absorbent. So truthfully, I use less of this tissue than of other brands. So now that we've gotten the "effectiveness" of the product covered, we can talk about some other features. According to the package, there are 203 sheets per roll. 36 rolls will yield 770 feet per package. That's decent, but I'm not certain if it's the best deal available. I have actually found a brand that is as, if not more soft AND the value per package is MUCH better. The pkg. has 1593. sq feet for 14.99 I don't have to do the math for you - you get 52% more product for 68% LESS money. DEAL, BABY! So, i guess this is to say, I'm switching.This product I like very much, but as demonstrated, I can do better (the brand I'm comparing is Aldi's Willow PREMIUM brand - some people don't like store brands, and I say more power to you, but as long as the quality is there, I don't care whose name is on the label) If you are more of a band name shopper (even for your bath tissue) this is a great product at a good deal - especially if you do subscribe and save!

I liked the toilet paper. I realize today that I was not educated about toilet paper sizing. It includes but is not limited to:Regular - around 70 sheetsBig - 136 sheets (Cottonelle 138)Double - 142 sheets (this one) or 164 with Northern, Cottonelle =170Family 224 CottonelleGiantHugeMega (Charmin 280, Angelsoft 480)Super-Mega (Charmin 426, Cottonelle 340)Mega PlusForever- Lasts a month and requires its own stand. Not recommended for cat and kitten owners.That said, I am not sure if I got true double, or if I got what is pictured in the 5th photo in this ad, which is NOT a double size pack. It's been a while. If anyone got their recently, maybe let us know.Who knew the industry was like women's clothing when it comes to sizing: all over the place!?

What's there to say? It's toilet tissue. I like this particular brand and kind, so I have been ordering it for a few years now. It gets the job done, and doesn't leave fuzzies like some of the other brands.(This tissue did get a D grade on the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)'s website back in March 2019. (If you are looking for an environmentally-friendly, this isn't the best one.)It's soft enough to use in the place of facial tissue when you need to blow your nose, and it won't rub your face raw. It doesn't have any lotions or aloe added.

It is quite soft and love the product but you can buy it for cheaper elswhere

A much better toilet paper. A little goes a long way. It's strong yet soft. The absorbency is great because of the quilted paper.

I like that you can use less. It is more absorbent. Feels softer than another brand I've been buying for many years. Is better for our septic system which has been on my list of concerns. And I like that I can order it and not have to go to the store for it. Might I add that other brands may claim to be septic safe but breaking down to a paper mache-like consistency does not make it septic suitable. Paper mache can clog on itself, and reseal itself, bad news for septic owners if there is 'anything' for it to get hung up on ... sometimes just a buildup on itself over many years.

It's hard to say what makes toilet paper great. It all gets the job done. I bought this because it was on sale, and I got a coupon, and it was through subscribe and save. It was actually 50% cheaper to have it delivered to my door than to drive somewhere to get it. I don't understand how people can make money that way, but the overhead on toilet paper must be extremely large to make a profit after a transaction like this.I digress, the toilet paper itself is good. It's thick and comfortable. It's better than most brands. It's thick to the point of almost feeling like a roll of paper towel, but much softer. This is good stuff, and for the price I'd say it's probably the best bang for your buck.

My preferred brand of toilet paper as it's soft & durable...sometimes it can be difficult to tear off the sheets from the roll & it's very low 'lint'. I stopped using a competitor brand because it was always leaving 2 inches of white powder all over my bathroom. I even use this to clean up minor pet mess...I have a disabled mini-holland lop rabbit & use the last bits on the roll to pick up after him if he's soiled his cage. LOL