After 6 deployments, there are a few things that my husband will not settle on. 1) The quantity of bathrooms that have to be shared 2) The temperature that the Air Conditioner will be set at (Put on a sweater, Kasey. And maybe a snowsuit and boots..and mittens..) 3) Quality toilet paper. Mike refuses to use toilet paper that has the consistency of sand paper.If we were homeless, we would still have Cottonelle toilet paper in our cardboard box. It's thick, it's soft and it is something that I can't imagine not having.For those of you that think it is too expensive for what you get, the difference is the amount you have to use. With lesser quality toilet paper, you need about 9 feet of the stuff in order to feel like your finger isn't going to stab through and also get your behind clean. With cottonelle, it is about 6 squares. The difference is a little alarming.I drink an abnormal amount of water throughout the day. That also means that I pee an alarming amount as well. The good thing is that it only takes a few squares of cottonelle each time so it takes me about one week to use a roll. When we lived in our camper, I would going through a roll about every day and a half.Speaking of campers, there is some bad news when it comes to cottonelle. This toilet paper is too good to be used in the camper black tanks. It doesn't disintegrate the way lower quality toilet paper does. Cottonelle stays together which runs the risk of sticking to the walls of the black tank and turning it into a very gross paper mache project.I love this paper have purchased in bulk to help my budget but i have to say something the roll size has went down. I read many reviews and i would like to comment. Cottonelle you have replied with this statement to many people "we've narrowed our rolls slightly so we can continue to invest in the product and bring you the Cottonelle you know and expect" I am not trying to be a jerk but if this was true you would not shrink your roll. It seems very clear from the responses this is not the Cottonelle we want, know, or expect. Any time you resort to cheating your customer in a "back door" way it cost you the ultimate price, YOUR CUSTOMER. Your comment makes no sense ripping me off is no way invest, pleasing me as a consumer well there is an idea. I know its only toilet paper, that does not change the fact that your companies actions are malicious towards your consumers. To think you can try this without loosing good loyal customers shows your company is ran by unscrupulous individuals with no concern for their consumers just their bottom line I leave you with this " Fourth quarter 2014 net sales of $4.8 billion decreased 1 percent compared to the year-ago period. Organic sales rose 3 percent, including a 7 percent increase in K-C International. " a company that 4.8 BILLION should not need to cheat me on 3/8 of an inch of toilet tissue. Bravo Big Business you have done it again... It is to bad I really liked the deal i used to get, time to shop around...Listen up if you want a happy rear.This is the only butt fabric that has ever done its job with as little wasted squares as possible, without leaving the Fuzzies from Hell in your hairy mess (front or back), and that also doesn't cost a fortune because it needs to let everyone know that it is fresh off an organic non-GMO tree.I love cheap, and I try to avoid name-brand expenses as often as I can- but Cottonelle is the only brand I'll buy because I know for dang sure my finger isn't accidentally poking through. It's also hella useful as an XX organism who must wipe every time she pees to not have to use half a roll just to soak up the dribble. A little goes a long way.For goodness sake, love yourself, and that means buying great ass wood-fibers. And it shows up on my doorstep in a box big enough for me to fit in??!?! I don't want some monger in Walmart judging me for looking like I never leave the dang dump, heck yeah I'm opting for bulk online.For the most part, I buy generic, but I have to admit that when it comes to toilet paper, I'm a brand snob. Other toilet paper is often either rough and scratchy, or it's SO soft that it just kind of...squishes. Cottonelle strikes the perfect balance of textured but not rough. It's also notably more absorbent than other toilet papers we've used. I had a child who (apparently from watching commercials) decided at a very young age that four squares was exactly the right amount of toilet paper. Cottonelle is the only brand where said child could ACTUALLY get away with using four squares. Another unique feature of Cottonelle is the way it's quilted together. No other toilet paper (unless it's only that tissue-thin single-ply stuff) has never given us issues with either separating plies or getting the layers offset so it tears off weird. The Cottonelle rolls just works like it's supposed to, every time.We get this delivered every month as part of our Subscribe and Save order. I love the convenience of knowing that this consumable item will be delivered without me having to worry about it. It is very soft for a single ply paper. We use it because out septic system requires us to use one-ply. While we could go with the ultra thin toilet paper, we like this one. So far it seems to be dissolving ok in our septic tank. I will update if that changes.In terms of actually using the paper, I like that it is both strong and soft. It doesn't rip up or immediately dissolve upon use, and it does seem to really get the body clean (maybe not as clean as a wet wipe, but pretty darn close).This is fourth reorder. That's how much I like it.