(4 pack) Great Value 12" x 12" White Disposable Paper Napkins, 500 Count

I put then near, refrig., in holder’s for anyone to get, spills or use under container’s with liquid, peeling fruit, veggies, going outside I take a few if anything spills or I will use to pick up where someone dropped sticky candies, drinks or to wipe bench off. Handy and not thin. I buy and keep extras in storage pantry.

This is over %26 beyond the money ! No one is giving you this many dinner napkins for this price! These napkins aren’t paper thin, strong enough for a toddler spills. It’s so many when we open the pack I have to put some up in a ziplock bag because it’s so many!

I use these every single day. Great option for what I need. It comes in a bag. Sometimes some napkins in front or back get folded, get paper caught up in the sealing process. Small beans to me. I have an upright napkin holder and pack it with folded sides up, to grab as needed. I am not a fussy customer or live with cloth napkins are big fancy Chinette napkins.

These napkins used to be great, but like most other things the quality has gone down. They are pretty thin and fall apart easily and leave paper specks if you wipe out a damp coffee cup or dish with them. Plus side is there are a lot of them lol.

Too thin to be useful. They're too thin to be functional. They will tear upon usage and any type of absorbency will disintegrate into a blob of what was a paper napkin. I do not recommend these at all. They completely defeat the purpose of what a paper napkin is designed to do.

These napkins used to be the best. I got everyone in my family to start buying them and now I’m embarrassed. They feel like the dollar store napkins now. They used to last forever bc the quality was great but now they stick and rip to anything wet (hello that’s why we need napkins) so easily. So disappointing

"I've been a loyal buyer of Great Value napkins for years, but what happened? The quality has severely dropped. They used to be quilted and soft, but the new ones are a thin, single-ply material that feels like sandpaper—my toilet paper is better quality. (which BTW - is great value) I bought two packages and am throwing them away because they are unusable. Please bring back the previous quality; you are losing long-time customers over this change." Thx, M

These are by fair the lowest quality I have seen in years and years in napkins. Keep away from your children. My granddaughters face broke out in rash and the younger one got red. Horrible product and thin and flimsy. If you see a flower on them, use on floor and do messes only. Don’t use for family. Walmart has out done themselves with the poorest quality this time. Pay more and get another brand!!

We have bought this package many times over the years. The most recently one we purchased had a severe decline in quality. They are about half as thick as they used to be, and disintegrate easily. It's basically like using public-restroom-toilet-paper quality paper. Horrible.

equivalent to public bathroom toilet paper. thin, rough. If your hand is even slightly damp it falls apart and sticks to your fingers. Heaven forbid you have barbecue sauce on them. I'm well versed in purchasing the lowest cheapest quality products but this is ridiculously poor quality.