Good quality

I've been using Bounty Select-A-Size Paper Towels for years, and they never disappoint. The 12-roll pack with 120 sheets per roll is perfect for my household. The Select-A-Size feature is a game-changer, allowing me to choose just the right amount of paper for any mess, big or small—whether it's wiping down counters or cleaning up spills. These paper towels are incredibly absorbent, and I can usually clean up a mess with just one or two sheets. They hold up really well without tearing or falling apart, even when wet, which makes them far more reliable than other brands I've tried. The 2-ply thickness adds to their strength while still being soft enough for all-purpose use. The rolls last a long time, and I like how Bounty is always consistent in quality. The price is definitely worth it, considering how durable and versatile these paper towels are. Whether you're using them for kitchen cleanup, spills, or even light-duty cleaning, Bounty's Select-A-Size towels are the way to go. Bottom line: If you're looking for a high-quality, absorbent, and cost-effective paper towel, I highly recommend Bounty Select-A-Size. They've made cleaning up so much easier!

I love Bounty Select-A-Size paper towels. I use them all the time, as napkins, for cleaning, etc. I've noticed a trend in the last few months that they aren't tearing off properly, like they used to. When I only want half a sheet and it rips (not at the perforation) and I get 3/4 of a sheet or more, it's wasteful. I think Bounty paper towels are the best, but I don't want to needlessly use more than I need, as they are expensive. Please consider passing this on for the manufacturing process to adjusted. Thank you.

I'll be trying a different brand of Paper Towels. Bounty is so thin now --not worth the cost!!

Bounty has changed the paper towels. I do not like them as well. They are cheaper paper and do not absorb as well as the others. Go back to the old ones.

Quicker picker upper. I love that there is a select a size option. I use these paper towels in the kitchen. They are durable enough to use, squeeze liquid out and reuse.

I have been buying/using Bounty Paper Towels for several years and have noticed that the prices keep rising and the size of the rolls keeps shrinking. Yet another let down! I am considering buying the Member's Mark Paper Towels since they are less expensive to see how they compare to Bounty. The only reason I'm a little hesitant to do so is because when I tried to compare the Members Mark Toilet Paper with the Charmin Toilet Paper that I have also used for years, I was let down when they were thinner and fell apart as soon as they were even slightly moistened. Charming Has done the same thing…higher prices for less in both quantity and quantity. I will be checking for others even if it means losing the convenience of purchasing both items at Sam's. The prices for both are now ridiculous not to mention there are no coupons and if there were, they wouldn't be accepted at Sam's. I know the prices are rising in everything due to Inflation but is it necessary to diminish the quality and quantity along with raising the prices for your customers that have been loyal for years?

I don't see anywhere to post a picture, but after using these paper towels to dry my hands this weekend, my hands were literally cut and bleeding and needed a bandaid. Not even kidding. Why are some batches of Bounty so rough?!

I bought so many rolls of Bounty only to find out they are now barely perforated. I have to have a pair of scissors by the roll so they can be cut because tearing no longer works. They are also much thinner. I hate to have to throw away 48 rolls of paper towel, but this is ridiculous. Bounty used to be a reliable brand, but not anymore. Hopefully others see this review before they make the same mistake I did.

It's the end of an era. Bounty has changed their formula and now they are as thin as dollar store cheapo brands. The 'cloth like' sheets are no longer. They feel rough. You can't wring them out and keep using them like you could before. Dollar store quality means they're no longer worth the price. Boo to you Bounty. Bad move.