I'm sure that your products serve a practical purpose for many of our misguided American households but I prefer to use old textiles to clean and sop up liquids and dirt. I can reuse the cloths until they disintegrate and I feel this is gentler to our environment than processing and use of disposable paper products. I also, probably because I'm older, find the commercial with the kids blowing chocolate milk bubbles disgusting. I cringe every time I watch it.

Every year I look forward to the seasonal prints paper towells and napkins. I can't find fall or Halloween anywhere. Fall has been limited for a couple of years but at least there was Halloween. This year, nothing. You missed the mark with the football prints. While I enjoy football, the NFL logo just doesn't work for me. Please bring back the fall designs!

The Bounty full size towels are our favorite. We use them as napkins, as packing for cookie packages, and as decorative treats in our kitchen and bathrooms. We especially like the inspired prints which Bounty has created in the past, and hope they will produce more in the future.

This is all we use in our house. Paper products are not something you can go cheap on or purchase the generic brands. The cheaper paper towels simply don't soak up as much liquid and you end up using way more of them to do the same job as one sheet of bounty.

After using Bounty towels for years I was surprised when I unwraped my latest purchase... there were no perforated holes for tearing into single sheets. Instead I have one towel that measures 50.8 SQ FT! Wondering how an oversight like this might happen? The SKU number of another roll I brought at the same time is; 0 37000 81538 9, if this is of any help. Hoping to hear from you.

Normally, I don't really put too much thought into the paper towel I purchase. It's just a clean-it-up and toss it kind of a thing. But this past weekend while my boyfriend and I were in the mountains camping we endured a night of heavy rain and snow. Our tent had water seeping through the top and a river was running through the front opening. The next morning we had a mess! Mud, pine needles, bark, sticks! You name it. It was in our tent. I grabbed a roll of Bounty. At first I thought this is going to be a waste of time. These towels aren't going to be tough enough for this job. I need something that won't fall apart. I almost put the Bounty down and sacrificed a sweatshirt but I thought I would give it a try. I pulled off about 10 sheets and went to work. I wrung out the towels about 6 times and had to shake them every time because of the debris. I turned to my boyfriend and said, "We should have videotaped this. This should be a commercial for Bounty." They never came apart, ripped or weakened. You shouldn't call these paper towels. They should be named "utility towels". The commercials always seem to be in-home which doesn't impress me. Being in the advertising business I realize you've branded your product well. The catch line has been planted in my mind since I was a child but I'm 42 and just realizing the strength of your product. Either way, good job. Bounty will be with us camping from now on.

Bounty is the best. We have been loyal customers for years. It truly has more sheets than other brands. This is my first and only paper towels we use. Only one sheet picks up a substantial amount of diet and grime. If you have children this will keep your home tidy and clean. You won't be disappointed.

My husband used to get mad every time I would be the one to go out and get paper towels for the house, because I always just got what was on sale. After he pointed out how much longer these rolls lasted, how much more durable they are and how much less you have to use per time I will not ever buy another brand! Little more spendy, but so so worth it!

I wrap an ear of corn in a wet Bounty paper towel and microwave it for 4 minutes? Are there chemicals in the paper that I shouldn't be doing this method of cooking? I buy nothing but Bounty and have forever, they are great for everything. Just wondered about the cooking part.

We use paper towel as much as we use water. A lot! We dry hands with it, wipe counters and clean. This brand we always seem to gravitate towards for price, amount, and quality. We get the larger rolls to help last us a good amount of time and for the savings.