Coreless Toilet Paper

My father and I love this bathroom paper. It is plain but tough. It last a few days and chaning rolls in our bathroom is no longer an every day task. The coreless rolls last a very long time althought the very last sometimes it wasted a little bit because the core is so compressed and stuck together. No a deal breaker for me. It has move positive benefits than the only negative I find. My wife does not like it because it is... plain paper. She prefers the quilted type, I don't. Quilting makes for fluffy rolls but they are short and need to be changed very often. The rolls come wrapped in a big plastic bag. They are NOT individually wraped. I would buy again if I can convence the wife that plain is better than quilted. This is a better value.

I bought this package of TP after searching Amazon for probably an hour looking for TP that was both decent and affordable. This was at the beginning of the COVID crisis, and I guess people were starting to stock up. My search took extra time because I prefer tubeless rolls if I can find them. Finally I came across this large package of Scott TP (good brand name), large rolls, coreless and relatively affordable. But, I didn't look closely enough at that word "coreless." I carelessly saw it as "tubeless," but I couldn't have been more wrong. These HUGE rolls of one-ply, gas station bathroom-quality TP literally have no hole/core through them at all, so they can't be put on a regular TP holder. I think they must be a commercial type that fits in a certain kind of holder used in businesses and such. And it's not just that, although that is the No. 1 issue I have. In addition, this toilet paper is thin, easily tears where it shouldn't and feels like using looseleaf paper on my rear end. So, I have a huge package of this awful, scratchy TP, which will take me forever to use up. And the big rolls have to sit on the floor next to the toilet, from where I have to pick them up and manually unwind what I need. I guess this sounds whiny and like "first world problems," but I really just want to warn others to be careful, read the descriptions and not make the same mistake I made!

So it has no hole in which to insert a rod ( a dispensor). So what? It does it’s job and where the hole is usually found, instead there is more toilet paper. Would buy again.

Toilet paper was as it should be. Just wouldn't work in the dispensers we have like they said it would. After some fab, they worked just fine!

During COVID-19 the normal creature comforts go out the window. We're so grateful to have this delivered early and we know it'll last a long time. We don't prefer "fluffy" TP, we're a basic Scott household, so this exceeds normal 1000-sheet Scott rolls in terms of quality (not used to 2-ply for example). We even have enough to share with friends and family if they need it. Others complain about the lack of hole,and they're right, theres no center hole or space where the tube/core would be. But it's not a big deal to us, especially right now. Cosmetics and the use of a holder are not paramount at this time. Although, one could get creative and loop a wire through the middle or something similar for a holder if that feature was a must-have. Plus, having the paper wind to the very center probably yields 50% more actual product per roll.

It is 2 ply, but the thinnest 2 ply I have ever seen! In order to take care of business, there needs to be a lot more used. This would be alright for a business, but not for every day home use. It gets the job done, but I won't be be buying this again for home use.

It’s really good looks like you do not have it on your face really good

I got got by the same thing a lot of people did. Didn't realize that 'hole free' paper is a thing while looking for 'tube free'. It was in the description though. So I can't be too indignant about that, but I don't understand why this process has gotta be so hard. The last time I ordered a tube-free Scott toilet paper, they sent me wafer-thin single-ply that HAD A TUBE and a wrapper. I actually ended up with MORE paper waste for my trouble. Ridiculous amount of effort trying to get a simple thing. For those stuck with this stuff like I am, I'll let you guys know that if you've got pretty stout grip, you can pop the cores out with a wine bottle like I show in the photo. Lot of work though, and sometimes tricky. The paper seems to have a grain to it, so the cores are easier to pop out one way rather than the other. Make sure that the paper spirals counterclockwise when you look at it from above. It also works better if you use a series of hard shoves rather than steady pressure. That'll give you the best shot at busting the core out cleanly. Really though, it's not even about the core. The paper itself is two-ply, but that's all I can say in its defense. It's a mealy, flimsy, truck-stop-quality paper that's being sold at an extra-premium price. When I bought this stuff it was at about $1.50 a roll. At this bulk and this quality? Similar quality paper could be had for almost 50% less. Even if you've got the right dispenser for this stuff, I think you could do a lot better. Even if you WANT garbage quality TP, it could be found much cheaper.

There's one review stating this coreless TP doesn't work with coreless dispensers. I got the dispenser and a large box at the start of the pandemic 2 years ago. Sure, it's definitely not the softest on the market, but that's not why we buy this, right! It's the value per dollar. 2 years ago, I got 2 of the dispensers for $5/ea, and the large box for $58. Family of 4, 2 young boys, over 2 years worth. THATS why I'm buying it again. It works. It lasts. No better bang for buck out there!

I about 30 out of the 36 rolls are defective. I can not use them in my toilet paper holder as the peg to go through can not go through. There is not enough space. I have purchased this before and never had an issue.

I was given this toilet paper in the hospital and was determined to find it afterwards too! It is so soft, non-embossed with no fluff coming off of it. I consider it a luxury item

It's decent enough tp - not super soft, but it does the job sufficiently. Price is better than most for the amount you get. It bugs us though that this toilet paper has plastic overwrap on it. Be kinder to the environment Scott Company & put it in a cardboard box (cuz then we' ll be happier & more likely to buy it again).

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