Sparkle Tear-A-Square Paper Towels, 2 Double Rolls, 110 Sheets per Roll

These are my go to paper towels. I love that they’re white and do not have any dye in them to make pretty patterns. They fit my paper towel dispenser perfectly, and they roll on it with ease. They are easy to tear and then you have the selection I’ve just using one square which surprisingly I use more than I thought I ever would. Would definitely recommend this product.

I used to get the great value paper towels but the quality has gotten so bad that they disintegrate the very second liquid touches them. And they’re doing the sneaky thing they did with the toilet paper—widening the size of the cardboard tube so you get significantly less per roll.

I have started not purchasing items normally thru Amazon and purchasing here as over past year and half Amazon is a waste of time and completely unreliable as I am in second year with Walmart Plus and identical items with consistent delivery promises met.....I may just cancel Prime! Thanks Walmart!

I've been using sparkle paper towels for many years now and it seems like they just keep getting cheaper and cheaper they tear in places they're not supposed to and they don't absorb as much as Ithey used to. I buy bounty also but I will be buying that a lot more it's definitely worth extra money.

Sparkle has fallen back in recent years and I'm sure it is all due to ROI, (return on investment) how much they have to spend making this product to get the necessary reward for the company to justify continued production. Paper quality has therefore been diminished, no more bright colors and this "presumed" need that a singular towel must be able to broken down to a bout a 53/8" x 57/8" square still befuddles me. Having those perforations help promote the very disintegration of a wet towel to begin with and we're helping it do that? Though I believe it is not the quality of the time-tested Sparkle it is still a superior product than its competitors. Scott towels Ha, give me a break would you.

quality is on the low end compared to other paper towels; perforation tearing is good, but not enough to keep it from tearing above or bow the perforations.

love the brand Sparkle as a paper towel great for the price great item. but those Quarter Square sheets have got to go those little tiny squares are horrible when you try to tear them off a towel rack the just one little fourth stairs off and they are not good get rid of the four

I’ve been using this brand for 28 years or more. However this last package is completely different, in the worst way! The towels are now so thin, might as well be gift tissue paper! The 2-plys just separate the minute you tear a sheet off the roll? They barely absorb anything anymore before they’re completely worthless. Georgia Pacific has joined other manufacturers in the Shrink-Flation bandwagon!

If you’re used to the quality and absorbency of Brawny, it’s difficult to settle for less. These were substituted on a Spark order, and this was my first time trying the brand. Unfortunately, they don’t compare in any way. The sheets are too thin, they fail to absorb even small spills, and they fall apart with minimal scrubbing. I cannot recommend them—choose Bounty or Brawny instead, even in a smaller pack, to get your money’s worth.

NOPE. This paper towel brand used to be amazing because it was inexpensive and absorbent. It wasn't the best at tearing but it got the job done. Now?? They reduced the quality in half so now you use double the paper towels you used to use for the same price. These things are now paper-thin. So disgustingly disingenuous of them to do this, to reduce the quality in half and keep it the same price. It is obvious they are doing so to make you buy their Triple Rolls which are obviously more expensive, which they probably also reduced the quality of. Their Triple Rolls probably feel like the old Double Rolls, and these new Double Rolls are half the quality of the old Double Rolls. Spend a bit more on better paper towels like Bounty which are only a few cents more, or even Walmart's name brand Ultra Strength, because as of today, these do not pass.