Kleenex Household Hand Towels, Proactive Care - Super Absorbent & Hygienic - 4 Boxes (384 Paper Towels)

These towels are soft , and strong , very pleased ! Only gripe was the first few towels are difficult to pull out , mostly because they are packed to tight. They have been a godsend with all the extra visitors over Christmas and not having to worry about hygiene and all the extra washing was not necessary, are a more expensive on Amazon though . But overall it’s a fantastic standby .

Excellent product and I’m so very pleased I purchased these for a house party of 30 people. So much nicer than wet fabric hand towels also hygienic and durable . One paper towel is all that’s needed.

Good absorbent hand towel

Towels could be a little softer but are very handy in our motorhome to save on washing hand towels.

I have used these towels since the Covid problem and they are more hygienic than normal hand towels .

The best hand towels I've come across. Nice and thick. One sheet really is enough to dry your hands. As a childminder we get though a lot of hand towels and the children find these really easy as they dispense one at a time so they aren't grabbing handfuls at once.

As we are all washing our hands more often and are thinking about ways of minimising cross-contamination risks, these paper towels sounded like they might be a good idea. And while they are gentle on your hands if you’re having to wash and dry them frequently, the amount of non-recyclable waste they generate is going to be far from kind to the environment. (Yes, paper towels could potentially be recyclable, but the instructions on the box are that only the packaging is, and for hygiene reason, you can understand why the towels themselves aren’t.)There are other problems besides the wastepaper side of things. The interleaving is not ideal, for several reasons. Trying to get the first towel out of the very tightly packed box is tricky; get it wrong, and you’ll end up pulling out multiple towels at once. Because there are so many towels crammed in there, getting the first dozen or so out is also not exactly easy – and unless you can find a way to wedge the box into position, it will come up at you as you try to wrestle one free. The interleaving changes part way down the box, so you end up going through the same issues all over again. Getting the last few towels out causes the same lively box movement – far from ideal when you have wet hands.It took me about two weeks to go through one box on my own – my husband largely forgot to use them as we didn’t have the space next to the bathroom sink to leave them close at hand, unlike the fabric towel. The box in the kitchen isn’t going down very quickly as we’re not going out much.Overall, while these paper towels sound like a good idea, there are multiple issues. The major advantage – preventing the spread of germs – isn’t one any normal household would ever be able to test or verify. We will leave a box in the kitchen to use when we’ve been out and about, but I don’t see these as a viable alternative to fabric towels for the vast majority of people, especially if you have any concerns about the amount of waste you generate.

great for small business and personal use. They absorbing water well and are nice ans soft at the same time.