Nothing beats bounty than a bounty with the smaller size pieces. This has the large size rolls and paper towel which was cheaper than the one with the smaller size towels which a a bit more convenient. I have been a long time Bounty & P&G buyer so a little biased.

Bounty Paper Towels Giant (12) Rolls (66 sheets/roll). The strongest and thirstiest paper towels we have ever used. Efficient and very sturdy, one sheet lasts a long time. These are old school thick layered paper towels.

Bounty is a quality product that holds up to the toughest jobs ! They also stand by their product if there is an issue.

These are full size sheets and hard to find. I love that I can order these by the case for 2 households and you can't beat delivery to your doorstep. Thank you Sam's Club.

I just found it that you can tear the pick a size twice. After picking In Half then you can do it in half again for a smaller ⬛️ I'm thrilled wish I knew this before

Bounty is still the best paper towel I think on the market but the dropping quality and absorbency since covid hit is almost shocking the thickness of the paper towel themselves it is like half as much. And they cost three times as much as they cost before covid anyways keep up the good work but bring back the quality

Last pack of "Triple Rolls" had 135 sheets per roll. New pack, only 123. Why? Just cuz you can get away with it and blame INFLATION? Already pay so much more than even during COVID

I recently purchased a couple of the Bounty 8=24 Triple paper towel packages. When I went to stack them on top existing 8=24 Triple packages I had, it was clear that these latest packages were oddly smaller dimensionally than the older ones. A quick glance at the packages' specifications revealed that Bounty has downsized the number of paper towels per roll, despite there being no reduction in the price we paid. Here are the numbers for the older (by a month or two) 8=24 Triple packages I have: * 147 2-Ply Sheets Per Roll ... 529 Square Feet Per Package (66.125sq.ft./roll) Here are the numbers for the newer 8=24 Triple packages I just purchased: * 123 2-Ply Sheets Per Roll ... 443 Square Feet Per Package (55.375sq.ft./roll) =========================================================== That equates to 24 less sheets per each roll, and 192 less sheets per package. The 8=24 Triple package has now lost 192 sheets, i.e., more than 1 full size roll/package. In addition to the product's shrinkage issue, the sheet perforations are now hit or miss as to whether or not one can successfully tear off a sheet cleanly without tearing pieces of the chosen sheet, or the one left on the roll. C'mon Bounty, get your quality act together! If you're going to shortchange purchasers on the quantity of sheets per package, you could at least ensure that users can tear off a sheet(s) cleanly each and every time. Finally, as others have noted, Bounty towels are not as great as they once were for cleaning windows and mirrors, and tend to leave lint behind. This is another disappointment that I find annoying -- the only I've solution I've found is to use a clean microfiber towel for the final wipe down. I've used Bounty paper towels for decades. I sincerely hope your quality control team will take these comments seriously and take the necessary steps needed!

I have been buying Bounty paper towels for years and the quality continues to diminish. So so sad about the advertising scheme. The Bounty paper towels are getting thinner and not picking up as they advertise, “the better picker upper”… Huh..scams. I am moving on with another brand. So so sad and disapointing.

Since you all have decided to stop making available the Bounty 12 Pack double rolls select a size, I tried your 6-Pack Essentials before purchasing a 12 Pack. I might as well to have been using a sheet of 1 ply toilet paper. The paper towel does not only fall apart when wet, but does not dry well. In years past I could use bounty paper towels literally as a cloth towel. Also, I will not change out my paper towel holders to accommodate a TRIPLE or MEGA roll. I am a 70 years of age senior who has used your product for many years, but will now have to search for something better.