Viva Signature Cloth Paper Towels, 1 Triple Roll

the best paper towels on the market. Thickness %26 flexibility surpasses all other paper towels. Soft yet strong even when wet.

Very good paper towels, excellent quality, they can be wet many times and squeezed, they do not break easily, they are not scratchy and clean the surfaces very well.

These paper towels are the best I've ever used, i even use them for toilet paper they are so soft and strong. Walmart should make a Viva Toilet Paper.

Its the only brand i choose because it doesnt tear apart once dampened; its texture is good to wipe down countertops and appliances, yet gentle enough to wipe makeup off my face with warm water; and economical, as well.

I’m almost afraid to let the secret out because I don’t want these to ever be not stocked because everyone bought them up. I’m not joking! These paper towels are hands-down, the best, they’re extremely absorbent, flexible and virtually impossible to tear when using, very budget, friendly and soft. I don’t understand what magic is used to make these gems. Buying them brings a spark of joy. I honestly don’t think there is any product that I enjoy as much as these!

I've used Viva exclusively for many decades, I'm very disappointed in the new product. They are way thinner, rougher, and the perforations aren't properly cut to rip off each towel- so they rip haphazardly and get powdery white dust all over my towel holder. They are so grossly textured now, just touching them gives me skin chills akin to when the dentist has me bite down on cotton. I've always loved the way the original Viva towels were thick, soft, super absorbent and strong- they absorbed big messes and didn't tear while I used them, yet they were soft enough to use as napkins on my face and lips. I didn't mind paying more for the high-quality product because I used to feel they were worth it, but if this the new level of quality I won't be purchasing them any longer. They feel like cheap dollar store paper towels. It's a real shame when big companies excitedly rebrand their products as "new" when it's obvious they've just cut every corner to make themselves more profit and ruined the product's quality for loyal customers such as myself. In my opinion, you should still offer the original high quality Viva towels at a premium price for those of us who are willing to pay more for a premium product, and package these new ones as your "budget line" of thrifty towels for those looking for bargain quality thin, rough, inferior paper towels.

I have used Viva paper towels for quite some time and thought they were the best. However, I must say that the change that was instituted in the new design is extremely disappointing. It's getting too close to the other brands of paper towels. With the original paper towels you were able to clean and clean and they would last but these new towels wind up being used much faster. If they are going to stay like this I will have to reassess what I am using and use the lowest cost with value as it seems the different brands will all be about the same.

Not even remotely the same to a pack I bought two weeks ago the “new” ones are rough, powdery, textured on one side, tear unevenly, and reek of chemicals.

I am a long time user of theViva Signature Cloth, paper towels, and they are not what they used to be . I am not sure if the change is because of “shrinkflation”. However, there is a real decline in quality. They are noticeably thinner, less absorbent, and tear so very easily. I think Viva customers have a high-end taste and really loved how they felt like a cloth and less like a paper towel and how thick they were and I was willing to pay a little more for that because I like nice things. However, every time I tear a sheet off my current roll of Viva paper towels, I get angry because they always tear in pieces and they're not as thick as they used to be. I can feel the difference. They feel cheap. It's frustrating because I am willing to pay more for good quality and these were my favorite paper towels, and now I'm going to have to find a new favorite paper towel.

Viva have been my default paper towels for years thanks to their soft and thick cloth-like texture, but the latest roll I just bought is thin and rough, and a look around online shows that I'm far from alone in being disappointed in how bad these paper towels have suddenly become.