120 might be 60 YMMV Rolls of Scott Extra Soft Bath Tissue Big Roll $21.25 + Free Store Pickup **(Deal Dead)**

Quote from Marceille : If these are all 12 packs, how is Kmart at returning/refunding web orders?

They will either cancel after you don't pick them up for 'X' # of days (depends highly on the store doing their job) or when you call/chat/email to cancel.

I've had KMarts cancel my orders after 3 days of not picking up, and others have held orders for two weeks without saying a word. Others have emailed/called after 5 days with a reminder.

Zip 16506 Still has toilet paper...in for 5.. thanks

what a mess of a website mygofer just torture!!!!

The pic is of the 24 pack, but it is the 12 pack at that price. When they had the 12 pack on sale for $4.97 weeks ago they had the same pic on mygofer. They will pull them by the item number and you can see that this one is different than the actual 24 pack.

thank you & repped

Not worth my time. They are in stock in my zip code, but last time I ordered and picked up in store I had to wait around 30 minutes until they could get my order straightened out. Kmart is a mess in my town. Never again.

Just ordered, thanks OP

That's a butt load of tp

I called and they were only the 12 packs so I had them cancel the order. Not worth waiting 30 minutes for a single ply 12 packs.

Quote from ExecPro : I called and they were only the 12 packs so I had them cancel the order. Not worth waiting 30 minutes for a single ply 12 packs.

Agreed -- gonna just let 'em hold them for a week. Morons.

Had 5 in my cart and when I was checking out I got this message. This item is temporarily unavailable.

Instead of spending money that will inevitably be flushed down the toilet, why not try an approach that will cost almost nothing.

Take your old t-shirts/mismatched socks etc... and cut them up into small pieces. After each use, rinse lightly and leave on the towel rack for the next person.

There's four of us in our house and we've managed to make one old t-shirt last a month.

Great for the environment, and super cost effective. The true definition of a slickdeal.

Quote from vicariousgeorge : Instead of spending money that will inevitably be flushed down the toilet, why not try an approach that will cost almost nothing. Take your old t-shirts/mismatched socks etc... and cut them up into small pieces. After each use, rinse lightly and leave on the towel rack for the next person. There's four of us in our house and we've managed to make one old t-shirt last a month. Great for the environment, and super cost effective. The true definition of a slickdeal.

You not heard of the Bidet??

Wonder if Kmart will ever get their act together. Whenever I find out it is a Kmart deal, I skip it as it isn't worth the hassle to deal with their website and stores.