The ability to use half a towel is absolutely great! The rolls are a great size and fit perfectly in a towel holder. They tear off easily, absorption is good and are a good value. As a matter of fact, we no longer purchase napkins but use these towels instead. I sometimes use them on my swifter to get the top dust/debris off the kitchen floor before using a cloth pad and they hold together well. We have purchased these for years.

I use these towels for everything! From cleaning surfaces to makeup removal. My cast iron skillets get a quick wash and dry to avoid rust! I wipe the dust off window sills and ceiling fans and vents. They are also perfect for cleaning mirrors and windows, dusting furniture and wiping smudges on walls, refrigerators and other appliances. Did I mention mud removal from shoes?

I’ve compared the Sam’s brand select a size with Bounty select a size. Bounty is a little more absorbent than the Members Mark. The amount of sheets are about the same. The cost difference is about $7 more for the Bounty. I watch for sales. I use less Bounty select a sheet because they are more absorbent. I purchase the Members Mark more often than I do the Bounty.

Member’s Mark Select & Tear 2-Ply Paper Towels: because sometimes you need a tiny square for a small spill, and sometimes you need half the roll when your kid knocks over an entire gallon of juice. The “select & tear” feature makes me feel like a responsible adult who makes measured decisions—until I just start ripping off sheets in a panic anyway. They’re thick, absorbent, and can handle everything from wiping down counters to emergency napkin duty when I forget to buy the actual napkins. Bonus: they don’t disintegrate the second they touch liquid, unlike those sad, single-ply imposters. Five stars because these bad boys make me feel slightly more in control of my life’s constant messes.

I have bought this item so many times and never had a problem with it. In fact, I loved them so much that I keep buying them over and over. But, for some reason this last package I bought the first 6 rolls I used out of the 15 they were the worst quality ever, they were soooo think that I thought they were form Dollar Tree. I don't know what happened or if they are packed in a facility where they also make the ones for the dollar store, but this was totally unacceptable that I paid for some thing expecting the same quality as before. So I wasted 6 rolls in just a few days because the quality was extremely poor and bad.

I have purchased these paper towels for years but recently have noticed a drop in quality. I use them mainly for cleaning windows and when I get to the final swipe, the paper towels leave horrible streaks and little crumbles of what I guess are pieces of towel. This means I have to start over spraying more windex, wiping with more towels, etc, until I can get the correct balance of clean and streakless finish. Before the most recent purchase this hasn’t been a problem so I am hoping it is just a bad batch. I will update my review if the quality improves.

I've been buying these for many years, but the last couple of purchases, the tube seems smaller and no longer fits on my paper towel holder. We can get it on there if we forcefully cram it down, but then they get distorted at the middle and looks terrible bc it doesn't actually fit all of the way

Sam’s Club store brand paper towels vs Bounty paper towels in my family’s opinion is just as good, if not better than Bounty brand paper towels. It stands up to everything Bounty cleans up and it more economical for people. You get more for you buck with Sam’s Club brand paper towels, plus they’re just as absorbent too!

These are perfectly good paper towels that do the job just as well as the brand names, but at a significant savings. I prefer the smaller sections on these rolls as an option for creating less waste, even though the majority of the time I tear off two sections. The packaging is done well, though individually wrapping each roll is bad for our planet (but great for our convenience). Overall, no real good reason to pay more for the big brands.

I've always bought these paper towels in the past but this time, the paper towels have changed. They're thinner and feels cheap/rough. What is the reason to change a perfectly fine product? Over the years the prices have constantly gone up and I've never complained because the paper towels were good quality. Now I'm having second thoughts.