Black and White, 2-Ply Paper Towels, White, 88 Sheets

I like the price most of all, so I can purchase as many rolls as I need. I can wet it under the faucet to clean something, and it doesn’t fall apart. I use it to clean doggie messes whatever that happens to be, plus other spills, etc. And, I also use one section folded many times to put in a small plastic container with water in it, and adding a very small spider/airplane plant to nurse it until it grows roots or regains health after wilting. The paper towel’s purpose in this situation is to hold the tiny plants up to keep them from sliding down under the water level. I can also use two pieces of this paper towel, folded together a few times to clean both sides of the kitchen sink with powder comet. It withstands the scrubbing even on rough areas like the drain area without falling apart or tearing. Using paper towels is more preferable to dirtying a clean dishcloth.

This simple and no-nonsense product is perfect for hand drying and for small spills. I don't use paper towels for large spills or cleaning surfaces, there are better tools for that. (i.e. kitchen sponge, hand steamer, wipes, etc.) Paper towels are a sanitary way to dry hands or potentially put hot bacon on to drain and cool or clean windows/glass. Don't let the commercials and old habits convince you to buy prettier, thicker, or more expensive products that are, for the most part, not needed.

These have been my goto paper towels for months and I last purchased them on 8/3/25 and I see the raised the price significantly. I used to get two rolls for $1.36 before tax and now 1 roll is over $2. I will no longer buy these paper towels. It’s only 88 sheets. Way overpriced.

For $0.68, you, too can have this eye opening experience. They’re not the most absorbent paper towels, nor are they the strongest. However, they create a nice barrier between your hand and the stuff in your sink drain so you can more comfortably fish it out and walk it to the trash. For just $0.68, you too can create a hand/sink barrier for a (slightly) more optimized cleaning experience. They also work for giving pots and pans a nice shine after you’ve already cleaned them with something else. You can even use them to grab a spider.

These are cheap to buy, but they are very effective. They don't fall apart like you think unless they get wet of course they don't do a whole good job when they're wet, but they are very satisfactory as paper towel towels and sometimes when paychecks get tight, you could be paper towel pour not be able to afford any good paper towels like brownie or bounty. These were just fine.

I am an avid penny pincher and found for the price this is the best deal you can get! Bigger packs don't always equal better deals! Try it out and you'll be pleased! My kids can wipe up their messes using these absorbent paper towels. They come with different sized perforations that help you use a little or a lot depending on the mess. Reusable for at least 2 times due to their sturdiness!

So thankful for products like this! One would assume that because of the low (but wonderful price) that the quality would not be as good as their competitors a.k.a “name branded” But in actuality, they work just as well! %26 NO! You don't need to use more just to get the job done, they absorb just fine! I greatly appreciate not having to “break the bank” on a product that I buy just to throw away. These ROCK, BUDGET FRIENDLY, %26 GREAT QUALITY! Thank you.

Yes, they are thin and I use twice as many as I would of a name brand, but they cost less than half as much, so I'm still saving money. If you're needing something for a quick disposable dry off or cleanup - you can't beat this value. If you need a paper towel tough enough to wring out and reuse - look elsewhere.

These Black and White 2‑ply paper towels are just average. They work fine for very light tasks, but they're not strong enough for real cleaning — they break down quickly, especially with anything wet. I ended up using them more like napkins, and they worked well enough for wrapping my boyfriend's lunch silverware. For that kind of simple use, they're fine. If you need something sturdy for wiping counters or spills, these probably won't hold up. But for basic, lightweight tasks, they get the job done.

Not good, not very absorbant and not very strong either. These are one-ply paper towels. Even the Walmart store versions of papertowels are much better and usually get those, but they did not have them online, but had those cheap generic ones. They're OK if you use a lot of these paper towels for cleaning counters, stove tops and such....but in the long run, not a real good value or very durable too.