Product Features
Package Quantity: 8 | Color: White
· Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
· Huge Roll = Huge Value vs. Bounty 1 Regular Roll
· One sheet keeps cleaning
· The thick quicker picker upper
· Thick and absorbent
· Cloth-like durability
· Super strength, super absorbency
Product Description
Here’s to a life where you can have fun without letting the thought of cleaning up hold you back! Thick and absorbent Bounty helps you clean up quickly and easily. So go ahead and jump into that art project or pour on the BBQ sauce. Bring it! Certified Frustration-Free Packaging. Amazon.com has certified this product's packaging is Frustration-Free. A Frustration-Free Package is easy-to-open and comes without excess packaging materials such as hard plastic "clamshell" casings, plastic bindings, and wire ties. It is exactly the same as a traditionally packaged product--we've just streamlined the packaging to be opened without the use of a box cutter or knife and will protect your product just as well as traditional packaging during shipping. Products with Frustration-Free Packaging can frequently be shipped in their own boxes, without the need for an additional shipping box.
48 of 54 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars 150 Sheets per Roll, June 28, 2010
By
Bobbie - "Andromeda's Grandma" (United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Bounty Huge Roll, White, 8 Count (Health and Beauty)
If you decide to buy this product, you should be aware that these rolls are HUGE. In case you missed it in the description, these 8 rolls equal 20 of the regular Bounty Rolls Bounty Regular Roll, White, 1 roll (Pack of 30)
Comparing the current prices of the regular size and this size, per paper towel, you save a huge amount! And, as you are aware, Bounty is a very high quality paper towel. And, in this large size, the price compares nicely to even the cheaper paper towels, making it a great bargain!
I consistently use Bounty and Brawny Pick-A-Size Paper Towels, 15 BIG ROLLS (Equals 20 Regular Rolls) for my big jobs. I enjoy Brawny because you can tear off smaller (or larger) pieces, but I really don't like buying it at nearly double the cost of these!
I put one roll in my kitchen, where I have been cleaning up a lot of messes ... and still have most of the roll left. I took a second roll with me to Vacation Bible School where we've been cleaning up even bigger messes and spills, and the roll seems as huge as ever!
If you have a huge job coming up, or just like to have a big store of paper towels on hand, I feel that this is a wonderful choice!
Note - The reason why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 stars.
It says it fits MOST towel holders - I have a stand up one on the counter, and it did not fit mine. :-( so to make my counter look neat and use these, I have to buy a new Paper Towel Holder.
Comparing the current prices of the regular size and this size, per paper towel, you save a huge amount! And, as you are aware, Bounty is a very high quality paper towel. And, in this large size, the price compares nicely to even the cheaper paper towels, making it a great bargain!
I consistently use Bounty and Brawny Pick-A-Size Paper Towels, 15 BIG ROLLS (Equals 20 Regular Rolls) for my big jobs. I enjoy Brawny because you can tear off smaller (or larger) pieces, but I really don't like buying it at nearly double the cost of these!
I put one roll in my kitchen, where I have been cleaning up a lot of messes ... and still have most of the roll left. I took a second roll with me to Vacation Bible School where we've been cleaning up even bigger messes and spills, and the roll seems as huge as ever!
If you have a huge job coming up, or just like to have a big store of paper towels on hand, I feel that this is a wonderful choice!
Note - The reason why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 stars.
It says it fits MOST towel holders - I have a stand up one on the counter, and it did not fit mine. :-( so to make my counter look neat and use these, I have to buy a new Paper Towel Holder.
37 of 44 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Side by Side vs. Kirkland Signature, July 14, 2010
By
Eliezer Kolatch "E.Kolatch" (Bronx, NY USA) - See all my reviews
(VINE VOICE) (REAL NAME)
(VINE VOICE) (REAL NAME)
As I am a complete dork, and decided to review paper towels for vine, I decided to test these paper towels against the Kirkland signature brand (from Costco).
Dimensions:
Bounty Huge Roll:
Rolls: 12
Sheets: 130
Sheet dimensions: 11" (high) x 10.4"
Total square feet: 1239
**Updated to Reflect Sheets/Roll Decrease from 90-80
Kirkland brand:
Rolls: 12
Sheets: 80
Sheet dimensions: 11" (high) x 14"
Total square feet: 1026
Note: at this update Kirklands cost per square foot(in-store) was .016 cents(+ tax) whereas Bounty on Amazon is .027 (+tax in some areas). However to get the convenience of online shopping (at least at the moment) you'd have to buy the kirland from a reseller, and the one on amazon brings the price up to .029/sq foot.
In order to evaluate both products I tested both products for water retention, use in cleaning up a spill with repeated wringing of the towels, and scrubbing of a spot on an abrasive surface (a carpet in this case). My goal was to establish which towel provides the best value and will preform best at normal, towely (I know thats not a word) tasks.
Water retention:
To test water retention I weighed a dry towel from each roll. I then soaked each towel in water and reweighed them. To account for the difference in size of the sheets I calculated a ratio of retention per square inch. Without boring anyone with the math, there did not appear to be any appreciable difference in water retention per square inch between the two rolls. Obviously the Kirkland towels held more water on an absolute basis, but basically they were the same.
Towel Sponginess:
I used each of the towels to clean up 1 cup (8 oz.) of cranberry juice, spilled on my kitchen floor, squeezing the towels out into the sink and then reusing them until the spill was cleaned up. I then rinsed and squeezed them out a few times to see if they could be made clean enough to actually rid the floor of any residue.
Again, both towels faired evenly. Each towel was more than up to the task of soaking up the spill and repeatedly wringing out the towels did not seem to have any effect on their integrity, or cause them to fall apart. Also neither towel was clean enough afterwards to make me feel that I could "clean" the floor with it, so I ended up using a second piece for this purpose. I did notice that the Bounty towel felt thicker than the Kirkland towel.
Scrubbing:
On an abrasive surface a difference became clear. After carefully wetting the towel and rubbing at a spot on the carpet the Kirkland towel began to fall apart, holes formed in the towel, the paper began to fray, essentially it wasn't up to the task. The Bounty roll on the other hand showed surprising durability, with just one sheet I was able to really scrub at a spot on the carpet, and only really vigorous scrubbing for a solid 30 seconds or longer began to cause the sheet to develop holes. It did not however fall apart in the same way as the Kirkland roll.
Conclusion:
From a price perspective they are both good values, a 12 pack of costco brand rolls cost around $18 and is therefore a better value if you are already a member, but its not worth it if your not. Meanwhile the Bounty huge roll costs $25 (perfect for super saver shipping), and no membership is required. I do find the smaller size of the Bounty sheets to be annoying. If I'm honest with myself I have to say that I usually don't wring out paper towel rolls when cleaning up spills and the smaller size of the bounty sheet always seems to be just a little too small for the job. I wish they would either alternate half sheets or make the sheets a little longer, because I end up using two sheets where one Kirkland sheet, or one and a half bounty sheets would do (this is why I docked a star). Overall though the bounty proved to be the better product, for scrubbing and that counts for a lot, also, its cheaper than buying 30 individual rolls of bounty (~$27 at the time of posting), and much more efficient (unless you have 30 rooms that need paper towel).
Dimensions:
Bounty Huge Roll:
Rolls: 12
Sheets: 130
Sheet dimensions: 11" (high) x 10.4"
Total square feet: 1239
**Updated to Reflect Sheets/Roll Decrease from 90-80
Kirkland brand:
Rolls: 12
Sheets: 80
Sheet dimensions: 11" (high) x 14"
Total square feet: 1026
Note: at this update Kirklands cost per square foot(in-store) was .016 cents(+ tax) whereas Bounty on Amazon is .027 (+tax in some areas). However to get the convenience of online shopping (at least at the moment) you'd have to buy the kirland from a reseller, and the one on amazon brings the price up to .029/sq foot.
In order to evaluate both products I tested both products for water retention, use in cleaning up a spill with repeated wringing of the towels, and scrubbing of a spot on an abrasive surface (a carpet in this case). My goal was to establish which towel provides the best value and will preform best at normal, towely (I know thats not a word) tasks.
Water retention:
To test water retention I weighed a dry towel from each roll. I then soaked each towel in water and reweighed them. To account for the difference in size of the sheets I calculated a ratio of retention per square inch. Without boring anyone with the math, there did not appear to be any appreciable difference in water retention per square inch between the two rolls. Obviously the Kirkland towels held more water on an absolute basis, but basically they were the same.
Towel Sponginess:
I used each of the towels to clean up 1 cup (8 oz.) of cranberry juice, spilled on my kitchen floor, squeezing the towels out into the sink and then reusing them until the spill was cleaned up. I then rinsed and squeezed them out a few times to see if they could be made clean enough to actually rid the floor of any residue.
Again, both towels faired evenly. Each towel was more than up to the task of soaking up the spill and repeatedly wringing out the towels did not seem to have any effect on their integrity, or cause them to fall apart. Also neither towel was clean enough afterwards to make me feel that I could "clean" the floor with it, so I ended up using a second piece for this purpose. I did notice that the Bounty towel felt thicker than the Kirkland towel.
Scrubbing:
On an abrasive surface a difference became clear. After carefully wetting the towel and rubbing at a spot on the carpet the Kirkland towel began to fall apart, holes formed in the towel, the paper began to fray, essentially it wasn't up to the task. The Bounty roll on the other hand showed surprising durability, with just one sheet I was able to really scrub at a spot on the carpet, and only really vigorous scrubbing for a solid 30 seconds or longer began to cause the sheet to develop holes. It did not however fall apart in the same way as the Kirkland roll.
Conclusion:
From a price perspective they are both good values, a 12 pack of costco brand rolls cost around $18 and is therefore a better value if you are already a member, but its not worth it if your not. Meanwhile the Bounty huge roll costs $25 (perfect for super saver shipping), and no membership is required. I do find the smaller size of the Bounty sheets to be annoying. If I'm honest with myself I have to say that I usually don't wring out paper towel rolls when cleaning up spills and the smaller size of the bounty sheet always seems to be just a little too small for the job. I wish they would either alternate half sheets or make the sheets a little longer, because I end up using two sheets where one Kirkland sheet, or one and a half bounty sheets would do (this is why I docked a star). Overall though the bounty proved to be the better product, for scrubbing and that counts for a lot, also, its cheaper than buying 30 individual rolls of bounty (~$27 at the time of posting), and much more efficient (unless you have 30 rooms that need paper towel).
22 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars YAY! Love It! Love More, Love the Time Saved!, July 5, 2010
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I'm a bulk buyer. I admit that I do it for the value it represents, both in money and time. AND right now, these Bounty Huge Rolls are a great deal.
Timewise, I love that I can buy these --this current lot came via Amazon's Vine program, of course-- put them in the basement and not have to make multiple trips to the grocery store, lugging bulky paper towels to and from the car. This is especially true as we don't use many and 12 of these huge rolls should last us a year.
As for the size of the rolls, I think they're great. Being positively stingy with my time, I don't have to refill so often and I appreciate that. (I buy super sized TP as well because it annoys me to have to frequently refill :)
As for Bounty Towels, I know there are cheaper brands per foot, but in our experience is isn't worth buying them. For our spills, paint jobs, cat hairballs, etc., Bounty works better. You can scrub, rinse, squeeze out, and reuse most of the time. Which is definitely better than going through inferior towel after towel.
As for shipping, mine came in a large box with a long piece of wadded up paper. I don't know why the paper was there because the rolls are in a there own individual plastic cover, inside the larger plastic carrying cover, and it's unlikely that it could anything to protect the towels. (The kids flattened the paper out and drew on it. They are currently using the box as either a Tardis or a boat.)
THE only thing I could think that could make this better is that they have a pick-a-size option. Lets face it, some jobs are only half-a-sheet large, and we eco-frugal people only want to use the least we product we can.
Pam T~
Timewise, I love that I can buy these --this current lot came via Amazon's Vine program, of course-- put them in the basement and not have to make multiple trips to the grocery store, lugging bulky paper towels to and from the car. This is especially true as we don't use many and 12 of these huge rolls should last us a year.
As for the size of the rolls, I think they're great. Being positively stingy with my time, I don't have to refill so often and I appreciate that. (I buy super sized TP as well because it annoys me to have to frequently refill :)
As for Bounty Towels, I know there are cheaper brands per foot, but in our experience is isn't worth buying them. For our spills, paint jobs, cat hairballs, etc., Bounty works better. You can scrub, rinse, squeeze out, and reuse most of the time. Which is definitely better than going through inferior towel after towel.
As for shipping, mine came in a large box with a long piece of wadded up paper. I don't know why the paper was there because the rolls are in a there own individual plastic cover, inside the larger plastic carrying cover, and it's unlikely that it could anything to protect the towels. (The kids flattened the paper out and drew on it. They are currently using the box as either a Tardis or a boat.)
THE only thing I could think that could make this better is that they have a pick-a-size option. Lets face it, some jobs are only half-a-sheet large, and we eco-frugal people only want to use the least we product we can.
Pam T~
5.0 out of 5 stars Pennies for All!
"A man that is born falls into a dream like a man who falls into the sea. If he tries to climb out into the air as inexperienced people endeavor to do, he drowns" ... Read more
"A man that is born falls into a dream like a man who falls into the sea. If he tries to climb out into the air as inexperienced people endeavor to do, he drowns" ... Read more
5.0 out of 5 stars Not sure what to say...
They are big, absorb a lot, and don't leave lint anywhere. I like surprising people by telling them that Amazon will actually deliver paper towels to my front door, so +1 for... Read more
They are big, absorb a lot, and don't leave lint anywhere. I like surprising people by telling them that Amazon will actually deliver paper towels to my front door, so +1 for... Read more
5.0 out of 5 stars props to bounty
the quicker picker upper is the stone cold truth and durable. picks up any and everything and doesn't miss a beat. highly likeable and great quality. Read more
the quicker picker upper is the stone cold truth and durable. picks up any and everything and doesn't miss a beat. highly likeable and great quality. Read more
4.0 out of 5 stars we all know bounty makes good paper towels
Since most folks are familiar with Bounty Paper towels, I'll focus on the "Amazon Experience" when you make an order. Read more
Since most folks are familiar with Bounty Paper towels, I'll focus on the "Amazon Experience" when you make an order. Read more
3.0 out of 5 stars HUGE!
I didn't realize how large these rolls were until they arrive. Definitely "HUGE" as they state.
I would recommend getting a size smaller.
I didn't realize how large these rolls were until they arrive. Definitely "HUGE" as they state.
I would recommend getting a size smaller.
5.0 out of 5 stars Well worth the money - TOO big for normal towel paper holders
This is a great deal, but they are HUGE and huge is an understatement! Will purchase again, but I think I will try to find a new paper towel holder.
This is a great deal, but they are HUGE and huge is an understatement! Will purchase again, but I think I will try to find a new paper towel holder.
1.0 out of 5 stars COMPLETE RIP-OFF!
First order was definitely the super-rolls. Second order is only the tiny regular rolls. Amazon does not include any option to report the over-charge for a tiny undersized... Read more
First order was definitely the super-rolls. Second order is only the tiny regular rolls. Amazon does not include any option to report the over-charge for a tiny undersized... Read more
4.0 out of 5 stars Promising Product But Doesn't Always Fit Into A Paper Towel Holder
Good quality product but due to its size, it doesn't always fit into a paper towel holder. Check your own paper towel holder to see if it is going to fit a wide roll of paper... Read more
Good quality product but due to its size, it doesn't always fit into a paper towel holder. Check your own paper towel holder to see if it is going to fit a wide roll of paper... Read more
3.0 out of 5 stars Quicker Picker Upper but Not Half-sheets
My wife and I discovered the joys of Amazon's subscription services for common household goods and have almost completely cut out trips to Target or the dreaded Wal-Mart save but... Read more
My wife and I discovered the joys of Amazon's subscription services for common household goods and have almost completely cut out trips to Target or the dreaded Wal-Mart save but... Read more
5.0 out of 5 stars Print is not necessary. Very nice product.
I just wanted to say a couple of things about this product. One, they work very well. Two, ordering online and having it delivered sure beats having to add it to the cart at the... Read more
I just wanted to say a couple of things about this product. One, they work very well. Two, ordering online and having it delivered sure beats having to add it to the cart at the... Read more
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