we need paper towels and toilent paper. Why has production stopped? What is wrong with the distribution system? It makes no sense that during cova we have no supplies for our US families. Please put ads on TV about what the plans are to restock stores and on line services. Seniors are being scammed and over priced.

The first few towels are glued down so firmly that you have to shred them in order to get the roll open. We waste several towels every time we start a new roll. There’s no need to glue down an entire sheet—a dot of glue in the center would do the trick. Is this Bounty’s way of making us buy more of their product? The Bounty towels seem to be stronger than other brands, but if I find a product of comparable strength, I will switch—unless Bounty gets the message and starts using less glue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always been a user of Bounty paper towels. It’s the best brand there is and trusted by many. Select-a-size is perfect size. You don’t waste paper especially for small messes. I prefer this over the regular square size. It’s absorbent and strong but still maintains its soft texture. You can even reuse it.

There are two name brand products I always had to have. Bounty Paper Towels and Northern Toilet Paper. Two months ago, I bought an eight pack of Bounty paper towels as I typically do, and have been doing so for my kitchen for over 25 years. The new Bounty paper towels are thin, cheap, horrible quality, and indistinguishable from previous Bounty paper towel products. Store brand paper towels are now better than the new Bounty paper towels. I'm not talking about the new Essentials brand of Bounty paper towels. I am talking about the standard Bounty paper towels I had been using for 25 years. Bounty paper towels lost a long-time customer. I will not spend the kind of money they charge for a now horrible product. After 25 years of only buying Bounty paper towels, I will be switching to Brawny as long as I can find their product. Now, the difference between Bounty and Brawny is like night and day.

I have been buying Select-A-Size for years but lately when I tear off a sheet it does not tear cleanly. It tears off leaving a portion behind. You have to tear with two hands to prevent this. It seems as it both the perforation and the sturdiness of the towels have changed. I may have to switch to another brand as this is quite annoying.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve used so many generic brands and non bounty brands but honesty nothing is as good. Every daily type of spill without question is picked up. Use it for cleaning and wiping all the time. Lasts a long time for me

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These paper towels are the best . You can select the size you need . They are very absorbent and cleans up messes easy . It doesnt take as many paper towels to clean with as others do . I like this product .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recieved Bounty 4 Double Roll Select-A-Size Paper Towels from Influenster and Procter & Gamble in exchange for my hoest review. In my opinion, Bounty Paper Towels are the best paper towels on the market. They are the strongest, thickest and most absorbent. I have used other brands that try to mimic Bounty's qualities, but they just don't compare. They aren't nearly as strong and can't soak up spills the way Bounty does. I like the Select-A-Size because sometimes you just don't need a large sheet, so why waste it. Bounty is my go-to brand and I recommend that everyone give them a try if they don't already use them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Messes in my house range from small to extra large. I hate to waste things, my husband works hard for our money and I like to buy the best at the lowest price, so we always get more bang for our buck with these paper towels! Even my kids love how they can choose the size they need and these have helped them learn how to be better to our environment!

I depend on this product but can't find it in any of the stores during this pandemic. Have you stopped manufacturing? This might actually be good for the environment since the shortage is making me use my washable napkins and dish towels more and breaking the habit of just reaching for a paper towel. In the long run the shortage may be a blessing