I have bought brawny for over 25 years. every now and then i'll try another brand or a store brand, and i'm sorely disappointed and return to brawny. but this most recent package of 8 is disappointing. its like the cheap store brands. not sure what happened. they feel totally different. sort of a sticky residue, like the first and last sheets have, only the whole roll feels that way. when I dry my hands its so wet I cant reuse it, like I always did. they feel thinner and not as absorbant. I hope my next package is back to normal. maybe this was a fluke, or made in a different manufacturing plant. I hope this isn't going to be the new, flimsier brawny. I want the old one back!

the product is great. is there any way to make say a half height roll. this would be used for setting on the stove and counter while cooking in the microwave etc. it would hold the spoon fork etc. it could be just a little thicker. but all you would need is a quarter sheet size. you could then have despenser under the counter by the microwave etc. fixin wipes....lol just a thought for you

Personally, I am thankful for the perforated half-sheet. I don't like or believe in wasting anything good, okay? If I need the full sheet, I use the full sheet, but that's me…speaking only for me…not speaking for you or anyone else, okay, Please? I am thankful for both, alright? Thank you. It's a good product …like Dawn dishsoap; it works well. So what works well, works well for me…and what doesn't work well, doesn't work well for me, true & right?

I have used Bounty products for several yrs. My previous employer used them until he wanted to cut costs. What a disappointment. You need 2-3 x's as much of the other brands to come close to the absorbency of Bounty. I just tried the bounty w/dawn! Another great product. (I have only used Dawn) for years as well. Same w/napkins. Once in a while my favorite grocery store will be out of bounty napkins. When I'm forced to by a competitors product, well a big disappointment.

I have purched Bounty towels for years, but lately in the middle of the roll, it is if they are trying to match two rolls and the sheets do not fix, The last half of the roll is almost impossible to use as intended. Husband is discussted and suggested that I try a different brand. Are you having labor or machine trouble to cause this problem?

I cleaned houses for 27 years and it was one I asked my customers to buy so I got many people to use them because of it. The only thing that I found is that you dont want to use any patterned paper towels because that stuff can bleed onto what ever your cleaning. And most recently something is different about this product in that the lint it leaves behind is getting worse. Over all it is my first choice.

When I used this product it absorbed more than half of my mess. I squeezed it out and used it again and it absorbed all of the spilled milk, from the grandkids. I would recommend this to any mother, grandmother, or even a teacher. But the best thing about it is that it is SOFT. Compared to others it won number two, after VIVA brand. Like the commercial: it is a quicker picker upper!

Bounty towels always used to be my favorite, and they still generally work okay although the texture is different. But the last couple times I've bought them I have noticed the awful smell. They really stink when they get wet! I have not had this problem with my other recent preferred brand, so now I know I need to stick with that one even if it costs more. Some may not be put off by this smell but for me it's a deal breaker.

The composition changed from a soft, absorbent surface to stiff, rough and less absorbent. It also leaves residue on whatever you are trying to dry. I always used Bounty like a cloth for drying dishes, cleaning windows and mirrors, dusting furniture, even cleaning hardware and tile floors. The new formula isn't tearing well either because it is too HARD. Isn't Quality control and/or Manufacturing aware of this?

Full size Bounty Towels are the gold standard for restaurants. Covitt 19 really hurt our industry. Losing full size Bounty put salt in the wounds. Apparently nobody in the P&G Brain Trust ever worked as a short order cook or even thought about the the logistics of the kitchen staff working at break neck speed and trying to use select-a-size to line a plate or basket of deep fried goodies. We had to buy a different brand of lesser quality and double them over. That's about $300/month you won't be seeing from us. Multiply that by the number of restaurants and bars in the country. Hey P&G! Time to get some people in that brain trust that can see the big picture.