Community Chat

[Ainhisg]

We like Wal-mart's Great Value dupe for Charmin strong. Not quite as good as the real deal, but close enough especially for the price difference.

[Etoile308]

I'm brand loyal. There are some things in life I don't compromise over. 

I've been know to bring my brand or buy locally when I travel, because hotel TP is just not the same.

[kaydee50]

Scott 1000 sheets per roll.  Have tried other brands but always come back to Scott.  I don't have a Costco or Sam's Club nearby.

[MamaWick]

Kirkland

[Love my grandkids]

@Tinkrbl44 What about you? 

[Tissyanne]

Brand loyal. Cottonelle Comfort. 

[Kachina624]

Years ago I lived Ina house where the toilet didn't flush thoroughly. A plumber told me the best, most flushable is Scott 1000 because it readily disintegrates rapidly so doesn't clog.  I've never had a problem since I've used it.  I've talked to other people who've been told the same thing.

[Toppers3]

I agree with you.

We buy the store-brand equivalents where the packaging says to compare to Scott, or if it's not available, we'll buy Scott. 

We've found out that anything else will cause clogging, as we have the newer types of green low-flush toilets here in Wisconsin. I believe that they have the capacity to hold less water.

[Trailrun23]

I get whatever is the lowest price at Costco on the day I am there.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

I'm not brand loyal, but I won't buy single ply.  We usually buy the store equivalent of Charmin Ultra Strong whether I'm at Walmart, Meijer, or Aldi.  The Presto brand on Amazon is highly rated. I've thought a time or two about trying it and adding it to my subscriptions.