A bunch of years back when we were young and struggling we strayed from Bounty and used the cheaper brands for a very brief period of time. I went back to Bounty, however. It just made sense. I've used it since it was my mom's choice when I was a kid. I almost always need just one sheet of Bounty no matter the cleanup. Once in a while a very big spill will require more but that doesn't happen often. So when friends come over and grab the towel roll, I cringe because I know what's about to happen. Sure enough, most of them automatically rip two or three sheets off, no matter the need. Some folks would take offense at retraining but with others I take the plunge. "You use cheaper towels at home, don't you?" Then I explain that with Bounty you don't have to use twice as much. We often then compare the price of their brand to the price of a similar roll of Bounty and almost invariably find that they're spending more on paper towels than I am. And Bounty isn't necessarily more per roll than the store brands, either. On an email group I sent in a message that a large club store pack of Bounty was being sold at a pretty good price. Someone returned that the store brand was even cheaper. Fortunately, the website offered the details such as sheets per roll. I did the math. Turns out you get more Bounty than you get store brand and even so, Bounty won in a unit by unit comparison. If Bounty, a premium towel, costs less than a seemingly cheaper towel when you do the math, why ever would you not reach for the softness, durability, and dependability of Bounty?

I have used Bounty towels for many years. I wouldn't buy any other kind, regardless of the price. I have been noticing that Bounty towels are not what they used to be.They fall apart as soon as they get wet. And the don't absorb as welll, either. And what happened to the strings that made them so strong? Are these changes due to the environmental protection? Now Bounty is just like any other towel. It is no longer "The Quicker Picker-Upper! Now just about any paper towel can do as well. So sad......

I always buy bounty select a size towels, however, my last bunch that I bought was not slit (cut) correctly because when I put it on my towel holder, it fell and broke one of my little glasses that I got from Ireland. This did not make me happy. The quality control did not pick up the mistake. There were two slit wrong in a pack of 6 super rolls. Upset, Kay

I've been married 54 years and have used Bounty towels as long as they've been in existence. I am so disappointed in the change you have made. The "one sheet does all" is terrible and it's all I can find in our stores. It isn't as absorbent or as soft, and it leaves lint. Please, please, please make the old select-a-size Bounty available again.

They are average cost. They are strong and absorbent enough for any job. But are soft enough to wipe a baby off with. They leave less lint when wiping off glass than most other paper towels. You don't have to use as many of them for a job as you do others. I only buy bounty for around my house and for when I'm cleaning other people's homes. They save me time so I can get done faster.

I have been using bounty for ever! In the past year or so when removing a sheet it is not ripping at the perforation and it may pull a second sheet or rip the second sheet that I am going through rolls so quickly. I feel like I spending more for less!!!

I would not think of using any other paper towel. The cheaper towels you end up using more so you are not saving. I have one complaint and this is the first time it has happened. The last 2 jumbo rolls I purchased were not perforated all the way down. So of course I had to tear them the rest of the way. I like using them as shelve liners in my kitchen cabnets so I had to use scissors to make them even. They are the best.

Bounty is a necessity in my house hold! My wife runs an in home daycare in our house, and with 7 kids running around all day we need something that will get the messes cleaned up in a jiff! whether it be a kid spilling their juice or just kitchen messes from making breakfast and lunch bounty never lets me down!

I Truly Love Bounty Select A Size. I use Paper Towels in Both My Kitchen And Bathroom and Have Done So For Over 5 Years, I Like Throwing The Germs Away Versus Passing Them Around!! I Wish Someone Would Design A Nice Paper Towel Holder For The Bath Perhaps Bounty Has An Awesome R&D Team ??

We are long-time purchasers of Bounty Select-a-Size paper towels but have been very disappointed in the extensive amount of glue that you are now using at the beginning of the roll. By the time we try to pull off the first paper towel we end up wasting 4 or 5 paper towels to get to the point where the towels can be pulled from the roll. You could save some $$ in production costs and I could be spared some aggravation if you used less glue.