Bounty Essentials Select-a-Size Paper Towels, White, 12 Double Rolls

They are just to thin! and a smaller roll than I expected.

I am a P&G retiree and I have an idea/suggestion. Why not make a decorative, pop-up container for Bounty Paper Towels, much like baby wipes, handy wipes,etc The container could be decorative & reusable. It could open from the bottom for refilling, a bit shorter and wider than Clorox or baby wipe containers. These would be excellent in the bathroom and/or kitchen to dry your hands on, and then toss. It would be less laundry, more sanitary, look pretty. Just think about it, please!!

Wow! These paper towels are not only budget-friendly, but they work phenomenal too! It holds up when you're scrubbing dried up yogurt on the counter and even on the carpet. It is also very absorbent, and you can keep reusing one paper towel over and over again (I reused one just for the countertops, kitchen appliances and cabinets 8x!) I highly recommend these, here I thought they were gonna be subpar since they are marketed as budget-friendly. But I would say they're slightly better than regular Bounty, maybe it's the texture of the sheets or the way it was made… I am not sure.

Love these paper towels for mt household. Cannot go wrong with them. The twelve pack will last me three months as it is the double thickness rolls. The pattern on the paper towels makes it easier to clean up a mess and there's plenty a mess with two under 5.

I have been purchasing Bounty Essentials for many, many years and they have always held up to the task. Lately the quality has deteriorated. As soon as the towel gets wet, it immediately falls apart. I am finding bits and pieces of the paper towel on all my floors throughout the house. They are not worth buying anymore and I will be looking for another brand to purchase.

They ARE NOT BOUNTY! BOUNTY is not inside on the cardboard roll like usual. They are the absolute worst paper towels I have EVER ATTEMPTED TO USE in my LIFE!! If I were Bounty I would not associate with the Essentials that are suppose to be Bounty! And who ever I had making them (Procter and Gamble?) I would chew them a new one! They are ruining Bounty's good name! And they claim they are like the thickness of the bounty double rolls!!! ha ha ha ha NOT EVEN CLOSE! BOUNTY YOUR GIVING YOURSELF A REALLY BAD NAME!!!!!!

Average paper towels, but they are a lower price than the better Bounty towels that are a few bucks more. I buy the more expensive ones now that I know the difference. That difference is worth paying the higher price. Thank God I am able to afford it. The cheaper Bounty towels are thinner and more scratchy and you can't really rinse them out for a reuse. That's why I buy the more expensive ones. I like being able to rinse and reuse on certain cleaning jobs. I do recommend these Essentials Towels if you don't want to pay that higher price or can't afford it. These certainly are much better than store brand towels and are MUCH better than Sparkle or Brawny and the others. Just go with these.

This is the best paper towels! It's a bit on the pricey side, but it's worth it. The towels are sturdy and you can choose between a full or a half towel. Something's you can get away with buying the "store brand" but don't skimp on your paper towels!

Reason price is so cheaper than most, because sheets are so thin. Lots of air between each roll give impression that amount of sheets is voluminous. Disintegrates faster than other brands, even in comparison with cheap priced facial tissues. Luckily, I am single and do not need to keep kitchen clean as often. For tougher jobs, I just cut up worn cloth towels and use those for tougher clean up jobs.

About a third of the cost by the same manufacturer! But, the usage is same. Why pay more for the same product that cleans countertops, hands or messes elsewhere and is then itself disposed? I have recently informed friends and they, too, have switched to this less expensive disposable product!