Wasteful & Weak
I was just looking for some basic, full-sized paper towels, disposable kitchen roll to deal with everyday messes without having the obnoxious "Select-a-size" (or similar) extra perforations.  What I found here was wholly disappointing.<br /><br />First of all, and this is on me, these paper towels are a good deal smaller than the big squares you might remember.  The listing does call out their size, but if you want full size, don't eyeball it and say "that looks good enough".  It's not.<br /><br />Second, and more critically, the quality of the paper towels is extremely poor.  They are thin, flimsy and can't clean up much without using quite a few of them.  Want to blot grease?  Line a plate for fried food?  Wipe down a counter?  Expect to have to double or triple the sheets in order to actually get the job done, and for the "line a plate" task it's even worse because they won't fold and size nicely, one being too small and two to a layer too large.  I've received disposable paper napkins from take-out places that would do as good a job or better with most of these tasks.  In fact, these paper towels resemble those little napkins more than they do traditional kitchen roll, specifically the extremely thin, somewhat soft ones that tear easily at the least provocation, rather than the stiffer sorts that could actually be handy for anything other than fingers.<br /><br />It seems as though the makers prioritized softness.  Poorly.  These things have the worst traits of paper towels and the worst traits of tissue paper, and I certainly won't be buying this flimsy uselessness ever again.  If you, like me, just want decent quality, full (not "selectable") size paper towel roll, keep looking elsewhere, because this is awkward sizing and terrible quality instead.
Rating: 1 stars