Seventh Generation Natural Unbleached 100% Recycled Paper Towel Rolls, 11 x 9, 120 SH/RL, 6 RL/PK

This works well in my kitchen and bathrooms. I like the small portable size. I like how it rings out easily and does not cause more of a mess.

It's So SO important to use only RECYCLED toilet paper. Major brands use ONLY VIRGIN wood.

actually gave as Christmas presents to folks who said "I didn't know these existed" I see using recycled paper products as supportive of recycling.

These are perfect along with the napkins if your into Primitives and Antiques! All of you know what I mean. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Have been looking for these everywhere and was so excited to find them here! I feel better picking up messes with these towels and they perform just like the white ones for me; big bonus...not as toxic.

These are decent paper towels for cleaning, wiping up spills, etc. I like the fact they are unbleached, which makes them more environmentally friendly.

These paper towels are absorbent though not very rugged. But I particularly like that they are unbleached and composable [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Wanted recycled %26 unbleached product, which these are, but these are not absorbent, aren't perforated for 1/2 sheets, %26 feel like cheap gas station bathroom paper towels. My biggest issue is definitely the lack of absorbancy. I wind up having to use 3x more sheets than I would with a mid-grade, absorbant paper towel, so I'm not sure these end up being environmentally friendly or more economical for my purposes.

They're way too thin and never tear on the perforation line.

Have been buying unbleached paper towels from 7th gen for DECADES. Suddenly, the quality has changed DRAMATICALLY. Feels cheap as heck, layers don't hold together well (so poorly, I am often unsure if I have a single layer or two or more), and the worst: the perforations are almost pointless. No matter how carefully I tear, it just rips every which way it wants to, tearing random chunks out of the next one. Yuck. I want my money back to spend on a different brand going forward.