Scott Choose-A-Size Paper Towels, 2 Pack

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Where is the rest of the roll? What a huge waste of money. No lie it would take three of these to make up what I usually buy. They we're out of my normal paper towel product. I truly want to know why this is so small?

I just started using Scott paper towels because they always seem to have the best deals on them and so far I like them. They get the job done. They're strong, absorbent, and don't fall apart easily, even when they're wet. I like that they're not too think or thin, just the right balance for everyday messes like wiping down counters, cleaning up spills or random messes, which is exactly what I need them for. Plus, they last awhile too, since I don't have to use a ton at once.

This JUST happened....I'm painting (not using all the precautions I should be using, mainly that all important drop cloth). I step off the ladder into the paint pan which is housing the not completely closed paint can (which is about 3/4 full gallon). And BOOM! Paint can is immediately topless and upside down I my kitchen floor!!! Thankfully I had a brand new pack of Scott paper towels!! After about a frantic 10 minutes of panic fueled clean up its like it never happened!!! (Full disclosure, I did some pre-paper towel clean up with a paint brush and dust pan...soooo much paint!!!) I'm sold on Scott's paper towel for life now!!!! Can Brawny do this?!?!

All paper towels are thinner and less useful than they used to be. 2-ply Scott are like one-ply used to be from other brands. I have recently begun to use cotton/cloth towels to wipe up. So far so good. Adios, I hope, to the paper towel industry, especially to Scott.

I've bought the choose choose a size paper towels for years, but no more. For a while now, they never rip at the perforations and I've just had enough. I tried some viva which are comparable in size, amount of rolls and ability to choose a size and they've been ripping just fine and they're a little cheaper. Bye bye Scott after about 15 years. My money will no longer go to you.