EPISENT Blue Roll 2 Ply Centrefeed Paper Towels, Blue, Pack of 6

Not as good as I thought. Thinner tan others I bought

Good product. Would recommend

Didn’t like the thickness of the sheets which ripped easily with the slightest moisture. I bought them for use in the workshop but in my opinion it wasn’t up-to the job. The rolls are quite small being half as wide again as a toilet roll and the strength didn’t compare well to some kitchen roll. I personally will not be buying them again

These are ok. Thought they would be thicker than they were which would have made them good value for money but you have to use so much of it, they disappear quickly. Because they are so thin they don’t absorb that well and they fall apart if you rub them too hard.

EXCCELENT VALUE FOR MONEY. BOUGHT BEFOR, WILL BUY AGAIN, AND AGAIN. PROMPT DELIVERY WELL USED IN THE KITCHEN.

Smaller sized sheets than expected, though that’s my fault for not reading the description fully. Thin, insubstantial and flimsy. Runs and hides at the merest sign of a spillage, but if forced to approach a damp patch disintegrates as soon as it gets wet. Absolutely no use if you are looking to clean something such as a cycle chain as it shreds at the first contact. Even using it to collect potato and vegetable peelings is a venture to be avoided. As soon as you try to pick the peelings up, the paper splits and deposits the contents all over the floor. A pity I couldn’t give it zero stars. Five and a half rolls to go. Oh Joy. And it will cost me nearly £3 to return to the seller which is rubbing salt into the wound.

Look, I didn’t realize how much I needed EPISENT Centrefeed Blue Hand Towel Rolls until they showed up in my life, and now I feel like I’ve been living in the dark ages with flimsy, half-hearted paper towels. These towels are the luxury hotel experience for your hands—if luxury hotels were in the business of wiping up spills, grease, and existential kitchen messes. First off, the quality. These towels are not here to mess around. They’re strong. They’re absorbent. They’re basically the bodyguard of your hands, making sure that no amount of sauce, soap, or spilled coffee is ever going to stand a chance. It’s like they’re saying, “Oh, you want to clean up that mess? Don’t worry, I got this.” And they do. The centrefeed design? Absolute genius. Just pull and tear, like you’re in the middle of an industrial cleaning montage—only, you don’t need a mop or a jumpsuit. You just need these towels, and suddenly, you're in control of your destiny (and your kitchen). They're perfect for when your hands are just a little too greasy to touch the roll and you need a quick, mess-free pull. It’s like a small act of magic every time. And the blue color? I’m not saying it’s the most fashionable thing on Earth, but let’s be real—it just screams “I mean business.” No more worrying about where the towel has been, or if your guests are secretly judging the paper towel choices. This is a towel that says, "I'm clean, I'm strong, and I'm not here for your half-hearted wiping attempts." In conclusion, these towels aren’t just for wiping up spills—they’re for wiping away the shame of using subpar paper towels. Treat your hands (and your countertops) to the blue towel royalty they deserve.

When I first opened the packaging I thought it looked thin and poor quality like others I have tried in the past. But actually, while it may not look the best quality it performs as I would hope it too. The blue color remains in the towel and the towel holds together ok during use, I used it on glass mirrors and I was happy to see no little fibers remaining after use. Better value than others I have seen.