🧻 Pacific Blue Ultra 9” Paper Towel Roll (formerly SofPull) - Georgia-Pacific, 400 Feet, 6 Rolls Per Case Review

Very disappointed with the product, the paper is rough. Since it's a center pull towel, it took me over 15 minutes to dig out the core to get it out of the center. With other products, it is very easy to pull out the core. Only the buyer beware, the low price fascinates, but there is horror!

Bought a box of Pacific Blue Ultra 9 towels to use in 2 touchless dispensers at my house - one in my husband's shop and one in my shed. They fit perfectly with our dispensers and never miss the right dosage. It only takes a second to insert the roll into the dispenser and you're done. These towels are not as soft as Brawny or Bounty type towels, but I don't think a soft towel of this type would work well in a dispenser. We are happy with them.

My entire office is complaining about these rolled towels. They are not strong/thick enough to be "pulled" by the dispensers, they tear or slide sideways and start dispensing at an angle with only the angle visible to be grabbed. We always have to manually use the handle on the side to get out and fix more towel. When we get out of this box I will NOT be ordering anymore. Also, you need to use two to dry your hands while the thicker shades of brown only need one. So it's not as important as it…

This is a very large roll of very thick strong paper. Note that I didn't refer to it as a paper towel. This is very similar to the so-called "butcher paper". I use it to wipe up spills that I may not have noticed right away. This paper is so strong I could use it with a spray bottle to clean my entire kitchen floor. I stopped after about 1/4 of the way down because the paper was so dirty. When I received the box of 6 it was heavy. Each roll of paper weighs over 3 pounds according to my bathroom

I really dislike this product because as a society we are cut off from paper towels and toilet paper. Well, we all order that shit, we know nothing about hoping that one day we can get a piece of bounty or a piece of cottonel again. Here comes this giant batch of paper towels from Georgia-Pacific Blue Soft Papertowels. Well if I were in business I could order them but I run a household so these are the thinnest sheets of paper going for a fountain and I would need 10 of these to reach my…

Significantly higher quality than "normal" paper towels. While traditional paper towels have their place, it's great that you don't have to change rolls as often or fumble around to find the "end" of the roll. If you're like me, it's REALLY annoying when the towel doesn't tear at the perforations and end up unrolling half a roll when you tug on one of the small sheets. This (in combination with a dispenser) solves ALL of these problems and is more economical. Since paper towels are primarily…

I bought these due to a shortage of paper towels in retail due to Covid-19. They do not *replace* what private customers are used to. They are like paper dispensers in airports or toilets - only good for drying hands. Considering how often we wash our hands these days, that's not necessarily a bad thing, but don't expect them to do a good job of fighting stains or performing like any off-the-shelf paper towel in terms of absorbency. For example. I placed 2 tablespoons of water on my counter and