Since our bathroom habits are the topic of the day. 
We used to use Charmin but our plumber told us that was likely the culprit for our sewer backing up twice in a month. That and faulty plumbing. So now we use Scott's natural tubeless. Plumber recommend Scotts single ply but it's sooo rough!
pomelo / 5129 posts
DH usually buys the cheap stuff. But after all the crap I've been through this month, I asked him to get charmin for my bathroom. Sometimes you deserve the luxury of plus TP.
GOLD / wonderful olive / 19030 posts
@regberadaisy: Ugh my husband bought the Scotts kind the last time, I can't WAIT for it to be done, it's awful! I usually buy Quilted Northern, I like it.
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
@LuLu Mom: haha @MaryM: my husband is actually the stickler for nice TP! I'm OK with anything. My daughter did ask why our new TP was so thin. LOL
wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts
Whatever is the best deal. We have some Cottonelle left from some Target giftcard deal a while ago. Otherwise I get Up&Up.
kiwi / 585 posts
Seventh generation. We are kind of hippie, and it's the only recycled TP we can find where we shop.
hostess / papaya / 10219 posts
Whatever is on sale that isn't rough. I like Cottonelle but usually get Quilted Northern or similar.
cherry / 127 posts
DH likes the cheap stuff, I prefer Charmin! Although you may have changed my mind about that!
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
@Thrifty Mama: so, good housekeeping actually did a in lab study about this! LOL if you have old plumbing I would definitely consider switching......
I didn't just want to take the plumbers word for it, so I did a little Internet research of my own.
clementine / 795 posts
I like the Kirkland brand from Costco because it's not too thick and not too thin either!
persimmon / 1364 posts
Cottonelle. It's one of the few products that DH insist on a specific brand. hehe
hostess / wonderful apple seed / 16729 posts
Whatever is on sale. I think Angel Soft at the moment.
clementine / 856 posts
I hate the stuff that is too soft but also the too-rough kind. I'm happiest with Kirkland brand!!
pomelo / 5607 posts
Scotts single ply. I love it because it lasts forever even though I have a tiny bladder and pee all the time. DH hates it but he's cheap so he likes that it's not pricey and lasts so long, so he toughs it out. I now strongly dislike normal TP when I go to other people's houses.
After all this talk of pipe clogs, I'm glad it's what we use! Our house is older and definitely has galvanized pipes.
grapefruit / 4235 posts
Scott extra soft! A good middle ground between awful regular Scott and the way too soft charming. And it's stronger than quilted northern, which used to be my go-to. Plus there's box tops for education on the packaging.
The board has really turned craptastic today.
grapefruit / 4817 posts
Public store brand recycled paper. It's fairly thin but soft enough. I hate Charmin or anything fluffy.
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
Usually Cottonelle. Charmin is too thick and a lot of the other brands are too thin.
cherry / 103 posts
tmi, but if I have shaved and use charmin or something like it I get paper fibers stuck all over my bits 
does this not happen to all the charmin or soft tp users out there?
pear / 1586 posts
Cottonelle. I can't deal with the rough or single ply, but Charmin is too thick and - I don't know what the word is for it but I find that it sheds?
pear / 1586 posts
@hotpink: yes! that doesn't happen with Cottonelle, though, at least in my experience.
persimmon / 1345 posts
Kirkland!
Just read somewhere the number one item sold at Costco is their TP!
eggplant / 11716 posts
I actually really like Angel Soft because it's thin but not too thin and it's not so cottony that it leaves nasty tp bits all over the goodies.
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