GeneralClean X60 Cloths Multi-Task Cleaning Wipes, Jumbo (34955), Strong and Absorbent Towels, White (1 Roll of 1,100 Sheets, 1,100 Sheet Total)

This is a great system with the holder and huge roll. The paper towels are easy to tear off and are super sturdy. I love that I can use them in water for cleaning any dishes where the food sticks (like cheese or bread dough), they don't fall apart and I can toss them in the trash. I love them for cleaning and for patting dry certain foods like air fry potato after rinsing, before seasoning and cooking. Also they are less expensive than regular paper towels, more absorbant, and more sturdy.

Fantastic, very durable!

These shop towels were purchased for the first time to replace another brand's role that I'd used up. Although they're not really thick, they have adequate absorbency, and hold up well- they're fairly strong. Also, although they're not intended for nor are they perforated to be used as half sheets, they can be fairly easily torn into partial sheets when you only need a small section. Well they're not inexpensive, I feel they do represent a pretty good value, as they work well and the role should last a fairly long time.

These towels are a perfect. Not for soaking up messes, not absorbent like bounty, but far more durable. For hard wiping and cleaning, these hold up great and last. Their much tougher than paper regular towels. Used for auto paint prep, held up fine with lacquer thinner. These are low lint but do not mistake these as being lint free. I purchased a large roll for use with the Floor stand they sell. Can easily pickup to relocate the stand to where you're working. Price is great when purchased as big roll.

If you’re moving from a Scott product to this one the first thing you’ll notice is its fibrous, more abrasive, less absorbent, and similar to a wipes used in a lab setting. For home users these are most similar to the pads in a alcohol or lens wipe. That doesn’t mean this product leaves less fibers behind. It needs a certain amount of liquid to work properly. When saturated with liquid it cleans up well and leaves no fibers behind. This can be a tough balance since its less absorbent and can leave behind a significant amount of residue. I primarily use this for cleaning up adhesives and resins and its significantly worse than the Scott product. It takes more sheets and leaves the surface sticky even when the towel and surface is soaked in solvent.

Perfect for around the shop!

I got a roll of blue X60 and the red X80 and these seem like a preferable middle ground. There aren’t that many times when there’s a big enough mess to justify using the heavier duty ones. It’s just not necessary unless you are soaking up a big puddle of oil or something. I made simple holders and I’m glad I did. You’ll want to be strategic about where you store these because they take up a ton of space. At the moment feels like it will take a lifetime to use my first 2 rolls.