The color and design of the new boxes are horrible. Unless you are trying to appeal to young children, please change this. A solid or muted pattern in gray, tan, blue or even white would be preferred for most people. I cannot buy these in this design to place in my home. I've been an exclusive Kleenex purchaser and this is making me change brands. Please bring back regular colors. Thank you.

My husband and I have happily used Kleenex for 15 years+. My husband couldn't stop sneezing when using these and when he used another brand his sneezing stopped. I've been watching some ‘tear jerkers' lately and started using trusted care Kleenex. I'm usually not sensitive to some things that bother my husband. I have sneezed 5 times today and my nose is irritated. Anyone else having problems?

I think Kleenex tissues are definitely the best.... and I love the innovative and stylish packaging options. As a member of Crowdtap's Kleenex Brand Believers, I have participated in a "Sample and Share" activity which allowed me to recieve a full size box of Kleenex tissues as a free sample to evaluate and share and then report back with my results....

The new sneeze guard tissues are a disaster. They are not absorbant, everything sits on top. And they are extremely linty, white flecks on my nose, face, and anything I wipe off with the darn things. This was the only type of Kleenex brand on the shelves, will buy store brand from now on.

Sneeze-Guard feature is AWFUL. Liquids just sit on top of tissue instead of being absorbed. It's like using a piece of plastic to blow your nose. Ugh. HATE the new colors. You can call it "Limelight" all you want -- but it is ugly avocado green! Other choices are depressing brown or dull rust. Who picked these terrible colors?! I've used nothing but Kleenex for decades. But product quality is not the same #both the tissue and the box colors/designs#. So I am going to look at other brands -- too bad.

Love the tissue ( with the exception of the tissue dust). The fact that they are unscented and 'unlotioned'... is a huge plus! The new box colors are awful. You shouldn't be forced to have your tissues be displayed as artwork. They should blend into your space, not scream at it. Ugh!

Kleenex tissues have always been on display in our breakfast room and 3 bathrooms. I consider the boxes to be part of the decor, and I have always been happy with the red, taupe, and silver designs you have offered. I cannot display any of your current designs. The colors lean to green and blue, with uncoordinated box side designs and colors. They might be cute in an unsophisticated room, such as a nursery or young child's room. I had to buy a different brand, after more than 30 loyal years with Kleenex.

I have recently had the opportunity to test out Kleenex Brand's tissues, courtesy of Crowdtap. I received one full-size tissue box. I placed them in my bathroom for myself, family and friends to use when they use the bathroom. I had been using Puffs tissue before receiving the Kleenex tissue so it was good to try something new. I learned that Kleenex Brand's tissues are strong ,soft and absorbent. And they can be used for more than blowing your nose during allergy, cold or flu season. I use them while applying makeup, wiping up the bathroom counter, on my puppy's eyes, etc. And unlike other brands where you need two tissues, you only need ONE Kleenex tissue. Thank you Crowdtap for another great product to test out! Enjoy my photos from the sampling below… #sponsored

Like many other reviewers I dislike the latest Box designs. The last ones, with the gray options and orange ones went so well with my decor. These look like something from my 1960s Barbie doll house! I had to buy a different brand. I just can't look at these.

I loaded up on Kleenex a couple of years ago. Recently, I ran out, and bought a lot of new boxes. The ad showed the old box design. What arrived were ugly boxes that don't really go with anything. I will need to return them. Kleenex Company, what in the world have you done with a product that has been a staple in American homes for decades?