Scott Professional Universal Multifold Paper Towels, Large Pack

There's nothing too special about this paper towel, but it is a little better than the kraft brown/recycled type. They're thin with some absorption ability causing me to use about 5 or 6 at a time to really get my hands dry. Cost comparison for quantity vs price made these the best choice in my opinion at the time of ordering.

I’ve purchased this case multiple times over the past year for a commercial venue that sees constant foot traffic. Between weddings, vendor events, and staff use, paper towels are one of those products where performance really matters — flimsy, inefficient towels disappear instantly and create twice the amount of trash. These Scott Professional multifold towels have consistently been the most reliable option we’ve used, and I keep coming back to them for a few specific reasons. One of my biggest concerns with budget-friendly multifold towels is that they tend to shred the moment they touch water. These don’t. They aren’t as thick as the premium rolled towels, but they hold up extremely well for: • Drying hands • Quick counter wipe-downs • Spot-cleaning mirrors or sinks • Handling small spills The “absorbency pockets” actually do help them soak water quickly without the towel collapsing into mush. We’ve used several wall-mounted dispensers (both stainless and plastic) as well as countertop acrylic holders. These stack perfectly and dispense one at a time without clumping, folding, or dragging multiple sheets out at once. That alone reduces waste more than you’d expect. Compared to some other brands that require 2–3 towels per person, one Scott towel is typically enough. For a venue with limited back-of-house storage, the compact compressed packs are a huge plus. You get all 16 packs (4,000 sheets total) in a box that stores easily on a single. We’ve tested cheaper “no-name” multifold towels and thicker premium brands. These hit the sweet spot: durable enough to feel clean and professional, but cost-effective enough to stock in bulk. Across multiple purchases, the sheet size, weight, folding, and texture are identical. No issues with misfolded stacks or thin batches.

Outrageous how expensive things are these days! Every monthly subscription cycle, things explode up in price, mostly $10+ at a time! I used Kleenex multi-ply as my go-to when COVID threw the world into an insane panic and rolls of paper towels were nowhere to be found! I was a happy camper until the last subscribe and save cycle, when the Kleenex went up by more than $10! Cancelled Kleenex! These paper towels will work just fine. They are not quite as thick as Kleenex, but work perfectly for my cleaning needs.

They are good towels but too long for my total tray. I guess i should've paid more attention when ordering. That was my fault. I like the absorbency of these towels.

We keep these multifold paper towels everywhere — in the restrooms, the kitchen, and around the office. Having them on auto-ship is a lifesaver because running out is never fun! They’re perfect for drying hands, super sanitary, and the classic white color keeps everything looking clean. I use them for cleaning up spills too, and they’re really durable — they don’t rip easily, even when tackling bigger messes. They’re a little rough, but that actually makes them great for scrubbing. Super convenient, reliable, and exactly what I need to keep everything clean and hygienic.

Quality is great

I've always been loyal to Bounty paper napkins (usually the 200-count), but after getting a beautiful wooden dispenser for multifold paper towels, I decided to try these Scott Professional towels—especially since I'm already a longtime fan of Scott toilet paper. Honestly, I’m impressed! Each pack has 250 sheets, and they’ve lasted noticeably longer than the Bounty napkins. Yes, there are more sheets, but more importantly, we find ourselves only needing one towel at a time instead of grabbing two napkins. The texture is thick and somewhat soft—not rough like some commercial paper towels. They’re strong enough to dry off dishes or wipe down counters without falling apart. It feels like the best of both worlds: the absorbency of a paper towel with the convenience of a napkin. Safe to say, I’ve just added another Scott product to my list of home essentials. Highly recommend if you're looking for an efficient and reliable alternative to traditional paper towels!

I recently replaced the battery operated towel dispenser at work because I was tired of finding that it lost its mojo and had dispensed FAR too many towels and now they're all over the floor. I do like the C-fold dispenser I bought to replace it, but now I have to find decent towels for it. I will not order this brand/style again. The towels are very thin and difficult to remove from the dispenser without tearing. I usually end up with far more than I need. Update: I've had these for a few months now and I truly hate them. The dispenser I bought could easily hold 750 napkins (3 packages) but I can only load 1 pack at a time because the towels are so thin that they tear, and tear and tear if there's too much weight on them, and 2 packs are too much weight. I constantly find corners that have ripped off on the floor of my public bathroom, meaning that I have to clean it CONSTANTLY. I need a minimum of 4 towels to dry my hands, and I am stingy in my usage because I know how much these cost! Don't buy these if you have any considerations besides costs. You will spend more time and money on clean up and excess usage than you will ever save in initial costs.