Charlotte
These aren't the towels you bought before...but, they work for something! Photo added!!
Have been buying these for quite awhile and have enjoyed them for their performance, durability, softness, absorbency, price and more. What's not to love? I shall tell you:Some dingleberry hot shot marketing person told his boss how they could save just over 23.41 cents per roll by making the core out of thinner cardboard, but, make them a little shorter and larger diameter. Nobody will notice the shrink‐flation! And, we can get some really cheap paper, like cheap motels and gas stationsuse. With thinner paper we could put a larger, deeper embossing pattern. It's pretty and it will make the towel feel thicker! Sure, the cheaper paper will dull blades on the perforation machines faster, but, we'll wait until people complain about towels not tearing at the perforation to change them.(How do you like your towels now? They are not the ones you got before. These suck (water), but fail miserably on all other facets.Although these remain the worst paper towels I have ever seen, I did find a task for which they work well. If you have synthetic marble (like mine: dull from light scratches after 50 years of use), begin cleaning the sink with the Presto abrasive paper towel. Not really a need to use a polish...just that dry, rough, crispy towel. Don't expect immediate results, it does take time. I'll take some pics for proof of what it did for mine after about a month of drying the sink after use. These should be listed under "abrasive cleaningtowels" or similar.Ver másVer menos
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