Scott Paper Towels, Choose-A-Sheet, 6 Double Rolls = 12 Regular Rolls (108 Sheets Per Roll)

These are decent paper towels. They are a great price for our house with the amount you get and they do work well and absorb up messes and are handy. The sheets are just the right size. Its big enough to handle small messes and use as a napkin and gets the job done. They tear easy as well so i dont get bits of the next sheet.

I bought these Scott Paper Towels mainly for everyday kitchen use and have been using them for about three weeks now. They sit right next to my sink, so they get used constantly for quick wipe-downs, drying hands, and small spills while cooking. In daily use, they’ve been very reliable. The Choose-A-Sheet feature is especially practical because I rarely need a full sheet for minor messes. I usually tear off a half sheet to wipe the counter or clean up a splash, and it’s enough without feeling wasteful. They’re thinner than some premium paper towels, but that’s expected, and I often find myself using one sheet instead of automatically grabbing two. Pros: • Choose-A-Sheet size helps reduce waste • Good absorbency for light to medium messes • Strong enough for everyday kitchen and bathroom use • Double rolls last noticeably longer than standard rolls Cons: • Not the softest option if you’re very sensitive to texture • For heavy grease spills, you may want an extra sheet Compared to thicker, more expensive brands I’ve used before, these feel more practical for routine tasks rather than heavy-duty cleaning. Overall, this is a solid choice for households that go through paper towels quickly and want something dependable, efficient, and reasonably priced for daily use.

I don't know how these paper towels are so consistently cheap but also consistently good. I cross my fingers that the price doesn't go up. Right now they're the best value paper towels on the website. They don't feel like cloth or anything, they feel like paper. The paper is ridged and the towels rip off in smaller sections, like most paper towels do. I'm going to continue to get them until a better deal comes along.

Ok for the price and quantity a little thin thoug

Pretty good paper towel. It's isn't the best (we all know the lumberjack is if not the best, real close), however this one doesn't rip apart so easy, which makes it a good choice for kitchen spills, wet counters and throwing it in a used pot of oil to soak it up before tossing into trash compactor bag. I'm not so sure on lint left behind that I've ever noticed, and I'm the type that would. Another plus is the price. I'm also the type that doesn't use an allotted piece of paper towel, I grab at it and roll up a bunch in my hand at a time. It's would be easy to tear a simple piece out as the perforations are pretty good, but I just can't do it. The price is more than fair. I prefer kitchen towels, because they can be reused and their footprint on the ecology isn't so bad (we use all cotton or all linen towels) but my brother likes them so, I, the neurotic type has to stock up enought that if a baby elephant fell off the roof on the pile, it would walk away unscathed. Why would a baby elephant be on the roof? Good question. I'm not sure. Recommend the product.

These Scott paper towels have been really reliable for everyday messes around the house. The Choose-A-Sheet design makes it easy to grab just the amount I need without wasting extra, and the towels themselves feel absorbent and strong even when they’re handling spills or wiping down counters. I haven’t had any issues with tearing or falling apart, which can be a problem with cheaper brands. The pack of 30 double rolls is generous, and knowing they’re equivalent to 60 regular rolls feels like good value for stocking up. They fit fine in my holder, and they’ve been great for kitchen cleanups, quick spills, or even using outside when we grill. For the price this set offers great value because it lasts a long time and handles daily use without fuss. Overall I’m really happy with them and would buy again.

Great tissue! Looks like corduroy! Soft and effective.

I'm being generous because they were very cheap. For their absorption I'd honestly have to say they are not that great. It takes alot of them to soak up and size spill, one will never be enough unfortunately. Because they're so cheap if use a wad when I need paper towels. I do alot of epoxy projects, so I definitely go through paper towels, and epoxy doesn't really absorb well even with bounty, it's more quantity over quality with these paper towels. If you unwrapped a roll of these and a cheapo roll from the dollar store, you probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference. They are definitely NOT reusable and they are NOT tear resistant, they are NOT soft and like i said, you need to use quite a few to get any job done, these are definitely NOT a once over and the job is done kind of paper towel. They are cheap and that's what I like about them! I don't need them to look or feel "pretty" I need them to clean, enough of them gets the job done!