Seventh Generation 100% Recycled Paper Kitchen Towel Rolls, 2-Ply, 11 x 5.4, 156 Sheets/Roll, 8 Rolls/Pack

I prefer paper towels over cloth for most kitchen uses, and the Marcel recycled paper towels means I can use them to my heart's content without worrying I'm wasting them. Sure, they're not as thick as Bounty but when do you really need something crazy absorbent? These are made in the US from recycled fiber, so they are good for the US economy as well as for the environment.

surfacefast service, good absorption. great for cleaning any small or large

I bought these since I have a hard time getting the bulk Kroger brand version of these. Seventh Generation is noticeably thinner, but well priced and still serve their base function.My only wish (besides thicker material) would be if they could package these like the Who Gives A Crap? brand does: solely in paper and cardboard instead of plastic. Who Gives A Crap? sells paper towels but they're not the same size, in terms of height, and thus would look weird on my paper towel holders, compared to every other brand of papertowels...so, Kroger and Seventh Generation are my go-tos.

Can't believe I could find such good deal for paper towel on Amazon! It's my absolutely go-to green choice!

Great for the price :)A must

Poor quality, small rolls, paper not absorbent. Will not buy again. Thought I was doing the right thing for the planet. But, not with an inferior product.

These are made from recycled materials so are better for the environment. They are just as good as the name brand ones. They are thick, absorbent, easy to tear, and a good size. We really like these.