Review on 🌱 Environmentally-Friendly EcoFirst Recycled Paper Towels (24 Rolls) - Bulk Half Sheet Kitchen Paper Towels - Whitened Without Bleach - Free of Dyes, Inks & Fragrances by Kristina Kajer

Whether you like these towels or not depends on what paper towels you usually buy. Personally I'm not a fan. I use Bounty. I believe that there are things in life that you can skip and there are things that you can't. Paper towels, toilet paper, bin liners and laundry are things I value more than quality. I thought they were better for the environment and worth the risk. they just aren't for me. These paper towels are less absorbent, thinner, not as soft, have smaller sheets, fewer sheets per roll, and are more expensive. You might think that using recycled materials would be cheaper, but that's not the case. The price is very important to me, especially considering how often we have to buy them. I could justify paying more for a better product, but that's clearly not the case. When you separate two sheets, they look a lot like wrapping paper. This is about half the thickness of the Bounty. It also has a smaller texture that makes it less absorbent. They currently cost $2.85 per roll and are store quality per dollar. I cannot, in good conscience, recommend them.