These handy dandy paper towels are always on the counter to clean up life's messes. They are thick enough to pick up spills. They don't tear easy so you can even wet them and wipe something off. I love the select a size rolls more than the original because I tend to use a smaller amount. With the original I have to rip them in half and that's one extra step and you don't want the other half laying on the counter somewhere. We use these every day multiple times a day for everything. Can't live without them. Best paper towels out there aside from viva but those are expensive. These are the best bang for your buck and still pretty heavy duty compared to other brands.

Bounty Full Size Sheets are my absolute go-to for any mess around the house because they are incredibly durable and strong. I love that the sheets are thick enough to handle heavy scrubbing without falling apart or tearing. They have great usability for everything from drying hands to wiping down greasy countertops. Even when they are soaking wet, they stay together, making them way more reliable than cheaper brands!

This is my absolute go to product! I love the durability, and sufficient way it support big spills and messes. You never have to worry about using too much because the size and effectiveness per sheet is trustworthy. Always a great brand to have in the house

Bounty full-size paper towels are extremely reliable for daily use. They are thick, strong, and very absorbent, making it easy to clean spills, wipe surfaces, or handle bigger messes without using multiple sheets. They hold up well even when wet and don't tear easily, which saves time and reduces waste. A dependable household essential that makes cleaning quicker and more efficient.

I've been purchasing your paper towels since “I can't remember buying another brand”… BUT, your packaging sizes, description, specs, etc has made it nearly impossible for your customers to determine where (or size/sale price) they want to purchase your bulk packs based cost/savings!!! Never mind trying to figure it out with a standard calculator on our phones while in-store, it's almost equally impossible to figure it out while shopping online - even with utilizing algebra & calculus skills. Most retailers do not include total sq footage. Without that #, how are consumers even able to determine where/what size they want to buy your product to help them save money with inflation on the rise???? It becomes so frustrating which 1) leaves us to either guess at what size we want or 2) pick another brand. Having said that, how many customers are buying another brand because it's become a nightmare determining what size of Bounty is my best value???

Bounty paper towels are my all time favorites. I love the select a size. No matter how big your spill is or what you are using them for you can take just want you need and there is no waste. The material is so thick you can use it to clean up mess after mess and even wash it out then use it again. They are the most durable paper towels I've ever used and I will never go with anything else. No matter the price they are definitely worth it.

These are definitely my favorite paper towels. No more trying to tear a small piece and it becomes a misshapen mangled mess. These are easy to tear into smaller squares or rectangles giving you the size you need. These are very useful when cleaning up my kitchen, my bathroom, or even when I have to clean up messes from my toddler or my two dogs. They're not only very sturdy, but they're also really absorbent, meaning you get more use out of one Sheet.

Why can't you guys be totally transparent and list every roll type and amount of sheets they contain on your website? Regular roll, family roll, double roll, triple roll, double plus roll, giant roll, mega roll, and now something called a forever roll. Also, select-a-size and quick size. Did I leave one out? This is utterly ridiculous and deliberately confusing for the consumer. I shouldn't have to visit a store and stare at packaging for hours to figure out the best value for me. I have been a loyal customer and used your paper towels for at least 30 years. I am now done. I'll be switching to another brand that is more transparent to its consumers.

I've used only Bounty paper towels for decades and specifically the select-a-size for as long as they've made the product. I opened a new roll today to discover the product has changed and the size has changed which I do not like. It used to fold nicely into a square. No more. Please return to the product that had so many loyal buyers. For now, I'll look for a new product.

Some time during this pandemic year, Bounty quality (when I could find it on the shelves in NYC area) has gotten so poor that I won't buy it again until I can be assured it is back to normal. It makes no sense to pay premium prices for a product that is almost unrecognizable now. The texture is hard and harsh (not even close to the soft feel I am used to), it is thin, absorbency is much reduced. One clear indicator of a change in manufacture is that the embossing pattern is different than before, and the newer embossing also varies,. Also, some tubes are soft and easily squashed. And some rolls seem to leave a strange white residue on hands or fabric, particularly when the double layers separate. A month or or two ago I called the Bounty support number at P&G and the support person seemed to be totally unaware of the hundreds (certainly more like thousands) of complaints about recent Bounty quality decline out there online. If P&G does not care enough about their Q&A, brand quality, and reputation to keep up with comments and complaints out there, and take complaints seriously, they should be ashamed. Those that care enough to complain speak for many hundreds or thousands more that don't take the time to write or call. We want our old, dependable, comfortable, helpful Bounty back (*not* speaking about B Essentials). Btw, if these issues are related to pandemic or other manufacturing, supply, materials problems, we out here will understand that, but we want the issues acknowledged, explained, and a timeline for return to normalcy. Just don't tell us we don't know our own, real experiences with your product. We know the changes we see, feel, experience are real. Don't insult us by insisting nothing has changed. We know, see, feel that it has.