Tork Multifold Hand Towel Natural H2, Universal, 100% Recycled Fibers, 16 x 250 Sheets, MK520A

I was using Georgia Pacific 1-ply, but their 1-ply is twice as thick as Tork’s 1-ply. I guess the industry definition has no standard thickness. I like the fact they have no bleach in them. They give off a nostalgic smell like the paper towels in the restroom in elementary school in the Deep South back in the day.

i use these towels on my kitchen and bathroom counters, works great, takes up less room than a roll of paper towels

Great services and quality products

Product does not absorb well as far as cleaning up spills. It is rough on hands as well. I did not rebuy this product for our office as the boss did not like them. I went with a different brand that was better quality and was only fifty cents higher per case

Im trying to find the right towels for an old dispenser in a business restroom. These were too small and pull out too many at a time, will have to try larger size next time.

Versite for my needs

I bought these because they were inexpensive and recycled paper. They are brown and thin and nor soft. Used 2 at a time.

I was expecting better absorption but was very disappointed. These towels just push stuff around with little to no absorption capabilities.

I usually dont use it. I buy it for a public place. Noone complained.

Good to absorb. Good for drying your hands in the restroom. Soft. I used these to wipe down some tables with a cleaning product and it deteriorates. It left brown shreds and specks on the table so I had to come back with Clorox wipes to get that off the table. Maybe it was in the details that it’s not appropriate for that, I mean it does say “hand towels”. I didn’t read them, but I’m sure most other ppl won’t and would assume you can use them for some level of cleaning so here’s your warning.