🧺 Hoffmaster 856499 Linen-Like Disposable Guest Towel, 1/6 Fold, Size 12"x17" (Unfolded), 4.5"x8.5" (Folded), White (5 Packs of 100) Review

We have been buying these for a number of years now. This last batch weighed about 1/2 times less than before. Unfortunately not half as expensive. They are now about the thickness of a regular Bounty paper towel.

Good quality but NOT absorbent! It spreads water all around. It's strange that it doesn't absorb water. If you use it on your hands, it just disperses the water. Doesn't dry out your hands. When you wipe the countertop, it just spreads out in the water. Doesn't record

I really like these disposable guest towels. I've been using them for two years, but recently found towels in taped packaging (blue taped packaging) that I can't use. These are expensive towels that I don't want to throw away unused. The company needs to control the quality better.

Bought for a wedding. They are not super thick from 4 star hotels and spas. You can see your hand through it when it's folded three times. So they come, folded in three and then cut in half, like a guest towel. They are not woven. They absorb well. and ok for the money. I will draw on her and that should make her more beautiful.

I first got these for a half bath over 2 years ago and will not use anything else in this tub. I LOVE LOVE LOVE these towels. You are the perfect size. They are not flimsy and will not fall apart when hand drying. While I could save money and buy a cheaper brand, I bought this brand every time I needed to replace my towels. Perfect!

I bought Kleenex brand towels and these Hoffmaster towels at the same time. Although more like linen towels, Hoffmaster towels are large and lavish. I'm almost thinking of cutting them in half. The Kleenex brand is much smaller but I think it's the right size for hand drying. I think every towel is good to have, especially during cold and flu season. Hoffmaster towels are more luxurious for guests, but Kleenex towels are great for everyday use.

I had a cheaper towel in the shared bathroom. Damn things always tear when they get wet. Then I tried the Bed, Bath & Beyond brand, but they cost almost ten dollars for a very small package. They worked great, but were too expensive. Then I found this Hoffmaster towel at Revane. The quality is excellent - soft, dense, holds together even when wet. And as long as you're willing to buy in bulk, the price is great considering the quality. You can also easily use towels for special occasions…

Most paper guest towels have an industrial look and a rough feel that you don't want in your home and do don't want to expose your guests. These linen towels are (really) exquisite. They're soft and white, like towels in expensive hotels or boutique bathrooms (think Four Seasons or Barney). A great alternative to the flashy, unsanitary holiday towels or pineapple logo cloth towels that most of us carry in guest bathrooms. These towels are also thick, durable and absorbent. They will be a…