Bought the 8=20 rolls of select a size quicker picker upper and am less than pleased. Do not tear well, seem thinner and are less absorbent than previously. I have used Bounty for many, many years but may consider a change if this is going to be the case.

I have been buying only Bounty towels for years. I recently bought four 8-packs of select-a-size and gave my two adult children each a package and kept some for myself. Both my children asked where I purchased those towels, as they must have been mis-packaged because they were cretainly not Bounty. I agree. What happened to the paper towel I have been using for years? I cannot believe how stiff, unabsorbing, and cheap-feeling they have become. My son said he has bought generic ones that were better than these Bounty. Bounty has always been the absolute best.

We have been using Bounty Select-a-Size for years. There however seems to be some major issues with the perforations on the last large package of them that we purchased. The towels are very hard to tear, and are not tearing on their perforations. In fact, they hardly tear at all, period. So far, all 10 of the 12 rolls that we have used from the package are like this. I would hope this is not due to a change in manufacturing as grabbing a towel when the need arises is now very FRUSTRATING! :/

Markets shelves are empty. No Bounty to be found. Has production stopped to make a paper masks instead? I am finding that a single Kimberly Clark Kleenex tissue can blot off hand wash water as an alternative to save the paper towels we were using to dry after hand washing.

Unfortunately, I cannot find your product anywhere in Los Angeles, nor can I find it online. How do I find it when every place is out of Bounty? I do not like being pushed into using other brands, because the stores and sites are not carrying Bounty anymore, and are using other brands that I normally would not buy to sell.

Your reduction of the # of sheets on a roll from 70 to 55 did not go un-noticed. As did the failure to reduce the price accordingly. Shame on you. I plan to tell anyone who will listen via social media and word of mouth, and will have to watch other P&G products for similar value reductions.

Our new package of Bounty paper towels has very rough, two-ply sheets that separate. We weren't sure at first if we had bought the right brand. Why mess with a good quality product? That Brawny guy is looking pretty good right now. Time to give him a try.

I love the absorbency of Bounty, but we have had rolls that have so much glue on the initial sheet that we have to literally tear the first or second sheet to get the roll to work. Also, on a number of rolls, some of the perforations have been so unfinished that the sheets will not tear cleanly.

I was a total FAN of Bounty Paper Towels for more years than most readers of this post have been alive. Am beyond disappointed to say that Bounty STOPPED being not only "The Quick Picker Upper" - it in FACT has become the WORST picker Upper on the market today! Shame on you Bounty for turning your once 'Best Paper Towel on the Market' into a LESS than Dollar Store paper towel facsimile!! Warning to consumers - today's Bounty Paper Towels - pick NOTHING UP !

I am a dog breeder, I must pick up and clean up yucky messes all the time. I have tried every paper towel out there. For my uses Bounty (not basic) works the best. I use it in the kitchen and in the kennel. I go through 6-8 double rolls a week. Every time I buy another brand on sale I'm sorry. I can't have the towel shred and not be absorbent when I'm working. Thanks Bounty--Good product.