Every time I’ve purchased lately, there are openings at the top of each roll, which makes me feel that they possibly not be clean. I switched to the Member Mark brand, which is just as effective as Bounty. Plus it lasts longer.

I can't believe I'm writing this, but the Member's Mark brand is better than this name-brand. The Bounty sheets are rough, they don't perforate easily, and they are not as absorbent. Next time, I'm going back to the off-brand version

Product is ok. Complete orderDelivery was made to wrong address and FedEx basically left us to find it ourselves, not only that, the subsequent order was delivered to yet another incorrect address

I was disappointed to find that these paper towels were not the usual Bounty quality that I was expecting. They are stiff, don't hold up well, leave lint, and definitely don't live up to their reputation as "The Quicker Picker Upper".

Towels had a very strong chemical smell, especially when applied to wet hands. Caused a rash on my wet hands and face. Only used a few from one roll and ended up returning them. Saw other complaints online reporting the same issue.

Wish Sam’s Club didn’t discontinue the Bounty Full Sheet paper towels, the select a size are smaller rolls and not as effective as the full sheets for cleaning jobs.

These paper towels seem to be less absorb at than they were years ago, but still our family’s choice for decent absorbency. Love the select-a-size since often we don’t need a full-sized paper towel for a small spill.

These paper towels are thick and really do pick up spills quicker. I have tried other brands and come back to this one. This paper towel is used in the bathrooms, and bedrooms. They are good for drying hands and dishes. They can be thrown away and you don't have to worry about the germs you get when using hand towels.

I love Bounty Paper Towels. They are used to wipe up spills, and most of time rinsed and used again. They serve as table mats that absorb spills, capture crumbs, and are carried to the trash can or sink without crumbling or tearing apart before getting there.

Bounty is an excellent product, but I don's understand why these three large rolls of papertowels were dumped on my front porch with no box. If this is the new way of delivering things to prevent boxes going in the landfill, I get it.....but how is the product protected in transport? Thanks.