We’ve purchased Scott shop towels for years for our business. Recently scott decided to remove 1” per towel. Not only are these towels borderline useless for paint prep now, but this equals nearly 5 foot per roll and 150 foot per box of 30…. The size difference between the boxes is insane! All of this downsize comes the same cost as before. Shame on you Scott. I will be looking else where for our shop supplies from here on out.

I backpack and read where a guy said use this instead of toilet paper while backpacking. I was like what?? Sounds awful. I took the advice, cut one towel up into 4 sections figuring how many sections I would need per day and used it as TP. Works great for the following reason. Easier to repackage in a zip lock bag, doesn't disintegrate if a few drops of rain gets into the bag and its stronger. This product also has multiple other uses while on the trail. Used it two years in a row now and it works great. Its the only brand that is not rough and works for my purpose.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My dad and I use these to wipe up after paint spills. Also a good wiper to use when cleaning vehicle Windows as it does not leave a trace of lint like normal paper towels. More durable than normal paper towels also.

This is what I use for my car. I love it. My dad uses it, my grandpa uses it. So far I’ve had no issues. It cleans up unwanted messes from spilled drinks. Can be used as a quick duster, and even helps me eliminate the nose spots on my backseat window from my adventurous puppy.

I know that these paper towels are strictly for like when someone's changing oil or working on their vehicle and things like that. And yes they work great for that! But I do sometimes feel these for my husband and use them for around the house like I would with normal paper towels. Because they work great and they soak up a lot of stuff and they last a lot longer than original paper towels. I would totally recommend.

I found another use for these paper towels, cleaning makeup and drying makeup brushes. Last week I couldn’t find the regular paper towels so grabbed a roll of these from under my husbands tool chest and my brushes looked amazing after. All the makeup that was stuck in the bristles of my brushes came off and when I laid the brushes on the paper towels to dry, they were dry almost instantly. #beautyhacks

We have used these great shop towels for over 25 years, but it seems every year the towel itself gets smaller, the amount of towels on the roll gets fewer, and the price has risen over 50 percent. I get it, everything is going up, but now the balance of worth it or spend less on cheaper towels that you get 2.5 times more of becomes the puzzle.

My boyfriend is a mechanic and these are the only towels I trust to actually clean in our garage. And they have so many uses! They are durable enough to scrub caked on oil and grease in the engine bay, absorbent enough to actually soak up an oil pan spill (if you've done it, you know how hard it is🙃) and gentle enough for him to keep his hands clean.. or as clean as possible for a mechanic! They are inexpensive so I pick up a pack everytime we go to the auto part store!

I buy this paper towel to do acrylic basil’s this is to me the best paper towel to be thick enough for my monomer not to seep through and get on my table while I’m doing acrylic nails. I highly recommend this if you’re doing nails or if you have to clean grease stuff.

Used these for years and will continue to buy them. Unfortunately like most products you get less and less but pay more these are no exception. The rolls now are two thirds the size of what they were in the 70s and 80s maybe even 1/2 the size. I wouldn’t mind paying more for the original amount but they stick you both ways. Aloha