I purchase these monthly for my shop crew and they use them daily. Very absorbent when dealing with oil and grease and diesel. I have ordered other brands when Sam's is out of stock but I have been told only the Marathon brand will due.

I got these to try and cut down on "good" paper towels being used to dry people's hands. When you think of it, everyone using the same kitchen towel is just everyone wiping their possible germs (if they don't wash correctly and effectively) onto it and spreading whatever to each other. We use these for drying hands, small spills, etc. They're good for those purposes. They are not good for scrubbing or using to line a pan for fried foods. We put them on a single, stand alone, paper towel holder and they're somewhat easy to tear. I do not use the "center pull" - we just pull from the roll like a regular roll.

We have 2 dispensers, one in the laundry room and the other in the garage. Little easier and cleaner than using paper towels.

We have tried lots of center pull towels and these seems to not be as thick as the others and there aren't as many. Good for a quick fix if we are out.

Save yourself the trouble and buy a folded towel dispenser instead of a center-pull one. My business has two bathrooms, so I have two center-pull towel dispensers (which I did not install - they were here when we got here). This accompanying product has six 300-count rolls, which my customers can go through in one month. At a cost of about $33.00 per pkg, that would be $400 a year spent on paper towels! You can buy the same brand's box of 4000 count multi-fold towels at a price of about $29.00, which lasts about 3 months for us, making the total spent on towels per year at just $116.00. Yes, the center-pull towels area a little thicker so you may need just one to dry your hands versus 2 of the multi-fold towel. However, the center-pull towels have a tendency to be overused, meaning not just one pulls out, especially with children trying to use them.

We recently changed to these paper towels. They are nice and soft but to replace them you must first remove the paper tube inside which isn't a quick process then on top of that, there are fewer towels so we're replacing them more often. The price, at this time, is about $10 per carton more and continues to go up.

This was the only product I could get to replace the marathon product I have used for years without having to buy other dispensers, seems they aren't carrying the ones I have purchased for years... keep what customers buy on a regular basic so we don't have to switch out dispensers all the time..

This has a cardboard center core that must be pulled out, which is quite difficult, before you can install and use in a center pull dispenser. This type of towel is not the best cost option.

I totally understand the prices go up. And I first started using these products. They’ve ran approximately $18 a box of six. They are now $42 a box for six rolls. The roads are much smaller than when I first started using them. I have numerous dispensers, so I am constantly filling them up. The cost is gotten out of hand

Wow! I've been buying these paper towels forever. However this last box i ordered was complete garbage. I'am so disappointed they are now making them paper thin and non- absorbent they are complete garbage and i'am mad. Won't even be buying these again.