Marcal PRO 100% Premium Recycled Perforated Kitchen Roll Towels, 11 x 9, White, 70/Roll, 15 Rolls/Carton -MRC610

We had been buying bamboo paper towels, but they became too expensive. These recycled ones are our next option. We try not to use too many and instead use reusable ones. But it's good to have a paper option when we need it.

Fewer sheets than I expected per roll, but its overall quality is good. Not super eco-friendly packaging though as each paper tower roll is wrapped in plastic.

Sustainable!

Love this brand in general for 100% recycled paper products. There's no need to destroy forests for disposable paper goods. I do wish that the paper towels cane without all the plastic, the way the toilet paper does.

Seem to be absorbent enough . Just not much on the roll and not as good quality as some . They get the job done and have had worse .

I like that these are recycled but they're pretty thin and rip easily.

I have been trying to return but no one has given me any return information.

These towels literally disintegrate when they get wet. No scrubbing ability- they just absorb liquids-- and plan to use many more than most as they hold very little due to no density of paper. The small tightly wrapped rolls were shipped with no outer box protection from the market place seller- just the store shelf cellophane cover as shown in the ad above that got punctured and dirty. I planned to use these as packing sheets for china so they worked for that-- but for normal cleaning purposes they would have very minimal use or value. Could not recommend these. ps the ''2 ply pieces'' separate easily making these thinner than the cheapest toilet paper. you can see through them.

These are the worst paper towels I've ever used! It takes 3 times as many sheets to do the job of one normal paper towel, they almost NEVER tear cleanly at the perforations, and fall apart/shread extremely easily! They totally suck.

These are less durable than toilet paper. You can call these paper towels. I threw them out. What a waste.