Seventh Generation SEV 13737, 6 Count (Pack of 1), 720

As far as I'm concerned, these are about the best paper towels you can buy! One reviewer noted that you get a lot of paper towels and they last a long time. In my opinion, that's a huge plus. I think it is very convenient to have them shipped to your home and have them on hand. I NEVER run out of paper towels. As far as their intended purpose, I think they work wonderfully. No, they aren't soft, fuzzy, quilted, bleached, or have colored designs on them; nor do they smell like anything artificial. I don't think consumers realize how many chemicals go into a product like Bounty. If you use them to warm up food in the microwave, I think you are less likely to infuse your food with chemicals as with a mainstream product. With seven rescue dogs in the house, I use them for all sorts of nasty clean-up jobs and find them very adequate. I find they work well for cleaning mirrors and appliances as well. It makes me happy to have an alternative to what the rest of the world is using. I think different is good! If you really want to be environmentally minded, keep a stash of old bath towels, wash rags and hand towels on hand. Use them in place of the paper towels. I save the paper towels for finish work in cleaning and for clean-up jobs that are too nasty to put into my washing machine (yes, they do exist)! If you are chemically sensitive or have allergies, I would highly recommend you try this product!

Great product…

This towel wasn’t made with chlorine bleach to whiten it like those major store brands. Sustainably made pulp, and this company helps to replace those trees. Very eco free towel from an eco free company.

recycled paper, unbleached, responsible company... all great things that you can feel great about when you buy/use these. but those great things come at a cost. they're expensive, and as far as paper towels go, they don't work so hot. I spend way more time than I should pushing liquid around on surfaces with these, waiting for them to begin absorbing, being mildly frustrated. I feel like I could pluck any glossy junk catalog out of the mailbox and slap that down on a wet spot on the counter, and it would absorb just as much liquid just as quickly as these paper towels do. then again, I also know I should be using something made of cloth that can be washed/reused over and over instead of using disposable, single-use paper towels. so maybe the cost/frustration is my penance for wastefulness, and for not being as evolved as I should be by now. I'm working on it, OK?!

I moved from a rural area of Maine to a less rural area a though I looked high and low, especially natural food stores and Whole Foods, I could not find unbleached paper towels. These are very good, thick and absorbent. It’s priced a little high but not much and I wish they offered a two pack instead of only a six pack. But I will buy them again and recommend them to others.

I read quite thoroughly all the other reviews about this product and didn't know whether I should go through with this purchase or not, but after switching to cloth towels for all my spills, I realized there is still a need for paper towels. (like when an animal has an accident of some sort...I don't really like using our towels and washing those towels with the other laundry...) Needless to say, I wanted to at least have environmentally friendly paper towels & found these.I received my product a day earlier than expect (yay!) And excitingly, my puppy made a mess for me to clean up right after they arrived. They held up just fine. Even when I wet the towels to scrub the carpet, the paper towel held together & no residue from the towels was left in the carpet.I read other reviews where people say their towels never ripped right, well, maybe they have taken note of those complaints and changed the perforation because my towels are a perfectly even & easy tear each time.My husband didn't like the price ($2/roll), but for the effect this will have on the environment in the long run- it is worth it.The plastic wrapping on each paper towel is LDPE #4 and can be recycled with your other plastic bags at your local grocery store; so that is a big plus, too! :)

Love these paper towels! We, unfortunately, use a lot of paper towels and it helps relieve my conscience knowing that these are made from recycled materials. I also appreciate the brown or natural color as that works so much better with my kitchen color scheme; now when you walk in you notice the decore instead of the gleaming white paper towels, LOL! One final advantage is that there does not seem to be as much "paper towel dust"; you know, those little fuzzies that are released all over every time you tear off a towel? Yeah, way less of that with these towels. Only unfavorable quality is that they don't absorb as quickly as some other paper towels.

I was hoping this Paper towel made of recycled paper would work as I expected paper towels should. I tried Bamboo paper towels which were quite costly and worked OK. The recycled were supposed to be the middle ground. Better for the environment, less expensive than bamboo, but more expensive than paper towels I was used to buying.These Seventh Generation paper towels are thin, do not absorb well and tear/rip easily. I cannot believe they are “2ply” towels. They fall apart as soon as they get wet. I have to use so many for one small job of wiping my kitchen counter. My husband tells me to use them for everything, so we can get them used up and get something that works.The idea is great, while the product itself is severely lacking in usefulness. I want to do my part to help the environment, but these will not be my choice going forward. I cannot recommend them.