I've purchased Scott towels in the past not so much for the absorbency but for the low lint quality which makes for better cleaning of glass and mirrors. However, I am most disappointed in the last package I purchased. Much more lint left behind and more frustrating is the inability of a clean tear due to less perforation between sheets. Something is definitely changed and I imagine the pandemic will be the blame.

I have used Bounty only for over 10 yrs. I did not like the strength or texture of Scotts. About 2 wks ago I purchased a 6 roll pack to share with my daughter. I was surprised how the texture was softer. The strength was better, but Bounty still lasts longer.

I have noticed the quality of the "choose- a-sheet" brand is much thinner and not as durable. I have kept a sheet of the past durable roll and a sheet from the new thinner roll. You can surely notice the difference. If it stays this way I will stop purchasing this product.

My mom only bought Scotts products, after she passed, I tried the, all, guess what? they are the only ones I buy now, why, because they are dependable, do the biggest job with the least amount of towel and are the most cost effective and reliable. Just me and 2 kitties and a full time job as well, so I'm still cooking for work too.

Married 45 years ...once in awhile with a coupon tried other brands but, always came back to Scott. WAS a family of four choice. now the two of us and Jacq the service animal. Used in as many ways you can think plus a 100 more....Oh ! what brand of toilet tissue you think we use....?

Have been a loyal Scott Paper fan for years but think I am going to be buying a different brand of paper towels. This last purchase has been the worst. Not one towel in the entire package has torn correctly. I see from other reviews that this is not an isolated incidence.

I was happy to find the display of Scott"s paper towels at my favorite store.. I proceeded to purchase two rolls at the expected price which was advertised.. When I got home I put one on the rack and the other on the shelf for later.. The dogs water bowl was overturned, no problem, it was quickly absorbed. I was so glad that I had seen that display of Scotts towels.

I have never bought Scott paper towels before but trying to be budget conscious purchased them. Next time I won't be so cheap, as the towels are cheap. They barely wipe up any spills and need to use at least 5-6 towels to get the job done. My store brand towels are better than them. I could also entitle this first and last time.

I bought a 6 roll pack that was on special at a local store. They are better than the bargain brands but not nearly as good as other competitor brands. I don't have hard water issues at all but they started to fall apart almost immediately upon contact with water requiring 2x the amount of towels to dry your hands compared to a competitor. If the price was the same as a bargain brand I'd buy them again but any more than that then I'd pass.

You know how when you're using packing tape it can be hard to find an edge and sometimes it splits and you end up on two different layers? Maybe it's happened to you with toilet paper, too. This is what has happened to me on multiple occasions with these paper towels: I try to start the roll and end up ripping through three layers just to get the stupid glue to let go and let the roll open. I ordered a case of these roles for my office - maybe for reasons of price. But the annoyance factor is making me reconsider 41482. As for the rest of factors, they seem like pretty standard towels.