🧻 Pacific Blue Basic S-Fold Recycled Paper Towels (Formerly Envision), White, 20904, 250 Towels Per Pack, 16 Packs Per Case by GP PRO (Georgia-Pacific) Review

I use these few spots, my shop has paper towel dispensers that usually take thinner towels and although they are wider than Scott's towels they still come out of the dispenser with no problem. They just sit crooked in the trash can. I also use them for cleaning in my screen printing shop. They are more absorbent than traditional ink and dry cleaning rollers. Great price, great value, overall great product.

I opened the box and the towels I received smell like they have been soaked in some kind of solvent. I had to put them in the garage. I think I can use them to tidy things up when I'm working on cars. You probably don't even need to spray brake cleaner on things since they smell like they've soaked up about a gallon of stuff. The box looks ok so I have to assume the towels were next to some kind of spilled cleaning product and they were sent anyway.

Excellent wipes. They're not as scratchy as in the bathroom, but more papery than in a fast food restaurant. But the most interesting thing is that they are HUGE. A napkin is a napkin and they're not flimsy or funny, they're ok. I love her so much that I made a special napkin holder for her on the dining table. I will buy this brand again. At this price, they're the same as if I bought discount wipes at my local grocery store, but they're bigger. Sometime next year, when I finally run out of…

Bought for home Wrong size. I don't care the price of 0.006 is somewhat worth a towel and the fact that 1 paper towel dries your hands is amazing they will last a while. I cleaned the mirror, they worked fantastic. You can probably use these for coffee filters and save money. Storage on these rocks is much easier than on paper towel rolls. They needed 10 inches wide, 14 inches high and 22 inches deep to lay the bricks. 4400 paper towels, to store that many towels on a roll would need 3ft, at…

I started buying paper towels with a "towel dispenser". I've bought them again and again to keep in the kitchen and bathroom, not a wall dispenser. I just open a stack and place them in the corner of the kitchen counter (a civilized person might put them in a basket) - they're great for quickly wiping down the countertop, wiping stains off the floor, or when I'm chopping veggies and watering I washed the food over a few of these until it dripped. Because here in California, a roll of well-known