I got a sample of Bounty paper towels in the mail the other day, and let me tell you, they are a whole different breed from the 58 cent per roll paper towels I buy. I’m still not sure if I can stand to break out of my frugal rut and pay the extra money that these paper towels cost. But a roll of Bounty would definitely go lots further than my cheapo brand. Click here if you want to enter Bounty’s One Sheet Challenge Contest.
Product Review: Bounty Paper Towels
June 4, 2007 by Mary Owlhaven
Posted in Family | 9 Comments
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Bounty is my favorite brand.
If you go here:
http://afullcup.com/upload/cmps_index.php?page=coupon_generator
And scroll down about 1/2 way, there is a coupon for $1.50 off an 8-pack. This can be used *in conjunction* with any manufacturer’s coupon you might have, too.
I love Bounty, but I also hate to pay those prices!
I am so cheap that I rarely buy paper towels, but since the number of spills in my house isn’t actually decreasing, I should probably get over it.
My son did a project on the best paper towel for science. Of course BOUNTY won by a long shot!!! Bounty is all I will use. Unless my dad is in town. That man will use 12 roll in a day regardless of the quality. But that is an entirely different story.
By the quicker picker upper!
I love viva brand—have you tried it? It is way absorbant and so soft you can wipe kiddos faces!
We always use Bounty select-a-size, which helps mitigate the higher cost. I like having the option of using a half-sheet — and really, a half-sheet is adequate for most things I use paper towels for.
I love Bounty! When my kids were small, I used them to make homemade baby wipes-much much cheaper than store bought, but much much easier to deal with than washing cloth baby wipes.
We take old t-shirts and cut them up into small rags, and use dishcloths and cloth napkins for everyday circumstances.
I have a wonderful front-load washer, so I don’t mind doing the laundry.
Since we rarely use paper towels, I always buy BOUNTY. They are worth the extra cash.
Bounty was the best brand of paper towel out there (back when I was using them). It may have been a two-ply paper towel, but I swear it soaked up spills like it were a full-fledged sponge! I have nothing bad to say about them other than the expense (which is worth it if you’re a fan of premium paper products). However, may I suggest that on top of getting your fill of Bounty that you try a microfiber, German-made, reusable absorbent towel and compare them side-by-side with Bounty? When used on the same kinds of spills, they both work effectively as far as cleanup and no-mess on your clothes. Plus with the reusable towel, you’re able to throw it in w/ your regular laundry weekly! Hey, get the Bounty out when visitors come over, but when it’s day-to-day cleaning and spills, try the reusable absorbent towels: You’d save a bundle in the long run!