Charmin Ultra Soft Toilet Paper, 18 Super Mega Rolls

Just happy to be able to buy some toilet paper. Because most store's and websites or sold out or you spend a lot on some cheap off brand 1 ply mess. Thanks to the hoarders

Don't know if it dissolves well to prevent sewer issues but is soft and strong.

Whats better tha charmin!!! I ‘ll pick it up!!

Finally the right size toilet paper roll has been reinvented! Of course, it won't fit most built in toilet paper roll holders until you've used a bit up, but maybe the tp makers can solve that by making the sheets wider again and the cardboard tube a bit narrower. If not, maybe the makers of Charmin can run a promotion giving buyers a roll of postage stamps to hide the naked area of the plastic roll holder. Seriously though, Charmin Super Size is a soft unscented dye-free product., and finally the consumer doesn't have to worry about a lack of tp anytime soon. I'll be buying it again if the price remains competitive.

We have used Charmin for forty years. I don't recall when they came out with the Ultra Soft, but it became our favorite. However, we hate the scalloped or wavy perforation they have recently added. I see many reviewers say it tears well, but it does not. If I cant find the packs that have the straight tear, I will be forced to change brands.

Charmin is charming with its scalloped edge! It's still the same great tp it's always been!!! And now, easy to tear scalloped edges! It's all in the details! In today's world, it's the little things and I love the scalloped edge! Yes it's hard to find but when I do find it, I buy extra because that easy tear scalloped edge makes me smile.

Charmin Ultra Soft toilet paper--the best (most comfortable) TP on the market--just ramped it up by adding the very clever, very helpful scalloped perforations. Not only does the simple change allow you easily spot the front edge of the roll throughout continuous use, but you don't have to claw at the end to pull it away from the roll. That may sound trivial, but who wants to prolong potty time simply attempting yank a little TP off the roll? Practical use aside, frankly, I think the wavy end looks a bit classy... like cloth napkins instead of paper. Only one complaint. Evidently Charmin is just testing the change. The last package I just purchased had the old-style straight cuts! Come on, people... It's a step in the right direction--take it and move on!

Walmart came out with a scalloped tear point and it ripped almost for every sheet instead of tearing correctly. I complained and said it wasn't satisfactory. They said they sent it to individual sites to see the reaction from the customers. I bought another package a couple of months later, and received the scalloped toilet paper once again. This one tore very well so Charmin apparently made the tear points bigger, allowing an easy tear. I have noticed that the Charmin has lost a bit of the wet strength on this set of scalloped tissue. Apparently Charmin is constantly trying to cut costs in width, thickness, and using a stronger cutter to keep costs down (scalloped cutter). My opinion is that this Charmin's wet strength is no better than a competitors in my opinion. After receiving the initial package of scalloped Charmin we switched brands for an alternative to the scalloped Charmin. Now, with the lesser wet strength of the new Charmin, it will be easier to make an exchange to a lower priced toilet paper.

My mom has illness that affects her in the bathroom. She has enough problems . So fighting to tear toilet paper is not acceptable. I purchased a lot of this toilet paper and now she can't use any of it, like $100 worth because you changed the perforation. Fix it. Put it back the way it was. Straight across. Thanks

I hadn't noticed the new wavy perforations so I didn't know there had been a product change. But I have reacted to something and it took a bit to figure out it was the toilet paper of all things. I was questioning what had changed and my teenager pointed out that the tp had changed because of the waves. I don't know what's in it now, but it was BAD for me. Fortunately, we had a couple of rolls of the old stuff left in another bathroom, but I have 22 rolls of this nightmare. Customers should have been warned that there was a significant product change. Writing this review to give other customers a heads up.