Tork Multifold Hand Towel - White, H2, Universal, 3-Panel, 100% Recycled Fibers, 1-Ply - 16 x 250 Sheets - MB540A Review

I am not satisfied with the quality of this product. It is non-absorbent and non-soft. It may depend on your purpose, but if you intend to use it in your kitchen I wouldn't recommend it. Pay a few bucks more and get a better one.

I will use them until they run out, but the quality is much lower than what I bought before. Very wrinkled, cheap and flimsy - doesn't absorb very well, my colleagues usually take at least 2-3 to dry their hands.

The cheapest product imaginable. Too bad they are almost transparent. They won't even come out clean from a towel dispenser without shredding. Skip this one and go for the best product.

I bought these for my guest bathroom to use in the dispenser. Unfortunately I bought in bulk and it lasted me for several years. However, the quality of the kitchen paper is not very good - thin and not absorbent. I will not buy these again

I use them at home in bathroom baskets, in the kitchen in facial tissue dispensers where they can be pulled out like handkerchiefs and in a wall hanger where they can be pulled down like traditional bathroom merchandise. I also leave them locked in the car. A ton of paper towels saved.

I will not buy those "paper towels" again. They are absolutely awful! Very cheap quality and feels like plastic. Falls apart when wet. I wish I hadn't bought and opened them. I will never buy this brand again. The only reason I bought them in the first place is because my typical brand was out of stock. The only good thing about them is that they're better than nothing.

We are a large family so we bought these instead of regular paper towel rolls, they are not very absorbent and they last liquid not very good at spills, you need several paper towels to dry your hands, they are very thin and break into pieces if you try to pull one out of the dispenser with wet hands, i will not buy again, i will try one finding another brand that looks more like a roll of paper towels (thicker ones like glitter, scots, etc.)

Bought when it was impossible to find paper towels in stores because I bought them all in a panic. I have cats, cats have hairballs, should have paper towels. These are the worst ever - using a piece of bark from a tree would be about the equivalent of one of these towels. They don't record anything. They tear easily. they are difficult to distribute. Just complete rubbish - the only redeeming factor is that if you put five or six layers together you can lift the hairball, and it might not be…

I won't be buying these "paper towels" again. They are absolutely awful! Very cheap quality and feels like plastic. Falls apart when wet. I wish I hadn't bought and opened them. I will never buy this brand again. The only reason I bought them in the first place is because my typical brand was out of stock. The only good thing about them is that they're better than nothing.

We have a big family so we bought these instead of a traditional paper towel roll and they are not very absorbent and don't hold spills very well, it takes several paper towels to dry your hands, they are very thin and rip to pieces if you try to pull one out of the dispenser with wet hands, I won't be buying them again, I'll try to find another brand that is more like a roll of paper towels (thicker ones like glitter, scots etc.)

Bought they came back when paper towels were found in stores not possible as everyone panicked them bought. I have cats, cats have hairballs, should have paper towels. These are the worst ever - using a piece of bark from a tree would be about the equivalent of one of these towels. They don't record anything. They tear easily. they are difficult to distribute. Just complete rubbish - the only redeeming factor is that if you put five or six layers together you can lift the hairball, and it might