I really like the product, except that there is a break in the tissue stack. The issue is that you have to have long fingers or really small hands to retrieve the remaining stack of tissues in the box. This is a production issue that can easily be resolved by having a continuous stack in each box. There is no reason to break the stack in the middle. it is irritating to say the least in having to fish out the remining tissues in the box. Please fix your production of filling the tissue boxes.

I would love to know what the color information is for the box design. I absolutely love it and want to use the whole design for my bedroom. If your design team doesn't have anything planned for a few days, they can drop by and help. Seriously, I would like to know what the colors are so I can try and match them at the paint store. Finally, please bring back the man size tissues. We loved them and miss them.

All of my life, I have purchased Kleenex tissues. I do like the tissue itself. But I just switched (for the first time ever) to purchasing Puffs because of the box color. But the most recent box color is just terribly Ugly! Those bright colors do not fit in any of my rooms.

I noticed with my last purchase of these tissues at the grocery store (I buy the pack of four flat boxes-2 ply) that the quality has deteriorated. They are like sand paper and appear smaller in size. Disappointed. I guess this is what happens with inflation. Costs more, quality less.

I always buy Kleenex ultra soft and this weekend I opened one box and there is a really nice smell to the tissues. none of the other boxes have the smell. How could this happen? What is in the tissues to make them smell, I want to be sure we don't exacerbate allergies.

Now I have to say that I don't know if my wife bought the ultra-soft or the everyday facial tissue. What I do know is that the product smells bad, like bad cardboard and bad paper. It has a very strong cardboard and bad paper smell. I have a real problem putting the tissues near my face and especially blowing my nose. the odor is offensive. I thought to myself - did I get one bad box- but from what I have been reading- this appears to be a WIDESPREAD PROBLEM. Wether it is the ultra soft or the everyday tissue- no facial tissue should smell like that.

At the beginning of the school year when students bring in school supplies, most schools also request a box of tissues. If I am asked by a parent or guardian if there is a certain brand I prefer, I always reply that if possible, please send in Kleenex Tissues. Not only because Kleenex Tissues are soft and thick enough to get the job done sanitarily and without added irritation if chapped, but because of the way they are packaged. Their pop-up design saves classrooms from wasting so many tissues. Small children especially, seem to grab hand-fulls of tissues with the other brands' design. Thanks Kleenex!

I have used this product for years + was so relieved when you introduced your previous designs. All of the beige + brown options worked well with my bathroom designs. Subtle, natural + tasteful. Now I refuse to purchase this ridiculous box. I have read your responses about keeping up with design trends. Well I am a Creative Director + can assure you that these belong in the Golden Girls house, circa 1986. Please just revert to what you had. I love your product but not enough to support bad taste. Thank you.

I have used this product for years and will continue to do so, but I do have a couple of complaints. First if you have a very wet cold the mucus smears on the face, the tissues are so soft that it just doesn't absorb. Second, the square boxes have become so overstuffed that it is impossible to get the 1st tissue out without 1) tearing it or 2) pulling out a bunch at once. And lastly, and this has been going on for at least 15+ years, the dust or kleenex particles when inhaled as one would when starting to blow your nose, end up in my throat and I end up choking on microscopic particles to the point where you almost can't breath. Only way to combat this is to make sure tissue is not pulled out of the box...so it must be dust particles??

As several other posters, I recently purchased a multi-pack at my local warehouse store and was astounded to find the horrible, detergent-like smell permeating the tissues! I've used this product for years, it never had any noticeable scent. If Kleenex has decided to make a scented product it should be so labeled, if only to avoid allergic reactions. Could the "Sneeze Shield" flasher be the culprit--some new, undisclosed ingredient? I may return the product; I simply can't tolerate the odor. Too bad--long-time customer now searching for a competitor's product.