Marathon towels are meant to be used in janitor’s closets but we have found to be useful in the kitchen for anyone to use to dry hands after washing, cleaning counters etc. They have multi purpose usage in the house chores. These towels last almost forever which makes conventional towels undesirable.

Nice paper towels and great purchase price! Big rolls with nice quality.

We went to this when Covid struck in March. Not sure WHY we didn't institute this in our home before. SO much easier to keep hands and bathroom clean instead of using cloth hand towels to dry hands. Great product. VERY long lasting! Thick enough to get job done to only have to use one..... unless you have teens.... seriously tho, pair this with the automatic dispenser and it's a win-win. I have dispensers in kitchen, 3 bathrooms & garage.

These fit on regular paper towel residential counter stands. No more waste, lasts forever, and just what we need for our large family and pets. We tried them during the first shortages of CV19, haven’t gone back!

Very good quality

We started using these rolls along with the battery operated dispenser and there are six roles in the box and we have the dispenser set for the longest size. The rolls last us a year and a half and we use a lot cuz we have six dogs. The touchless dispenser is great cuz you never know who might not have washed their hands. Awesome!

I've been ordering these paper towels for the longest. However, my last order turned out to be totally DISAPPOINTING.. they have literally made them so cheap now I can't even stand to use them. I find myself having to use so much more then before to clean anything up very disappointed i will not be ordering these any more. Hoping to return the 5 rolls I have left. 🤞

These have got outrageous price the last couple times we have bought them. They used to be $27 now the are almost $50 that’s way to much for that fee paper towels

These paper towels do not have the quality they have had in the past. They tear into tiny pieces as you try to pull them off the dispenser. Tiny pieces are left on the floor when guests use them at our restaurant.