Product Description

With Bounty Quilted Napkins, you'll feel the softness. Whether your family loves to eat barbecue, pizza, spaghetti, or your own secret, saucy recipe, you know that messy hands and faces make for a major cleanup job. Bounty Quilted Napkins are the right napkin for the job - handling sticky messes with a soft touch.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6559 in Health and Beauty
• Brand: Bounty
• Released on: 2007-03-22
• Number of items: 20

Features

• Pack of 20 packages, each containing 100 napkins (2,000 total napkins)
• Quilted for softness, absorbency, and strength
• White napkins each measure 12.1" x 12"
• Feel the softness - trust the strength

Customer Reviews

Excellent buy!!
We use napkns like they are going out of style. This is the best bargain for good quality napkins-this price beats Costco and Sam's by a mile and I do not have to stuff them in my car. They just appear at my door!

This is what we expected, no frills, but great value
These are the classic "diner" sort of napkin that one finds wrapped around the fork, knife and spoon at roadside diners since they were invented. These aren't the rectangular ones that you get out of the dispenser, but rather the square ones. Lightweight and a bit "puffy" -- they call it "quilted" but it just means the paper went through a roller to give it a bit of texture. They do us fine, but you would need a whole lot if you had a spill.

We're happy with the value and feel that by using these we aren't throwing away as much paper.

these are the best!
I have been having a harder and harder time finding these napkins at my local supermarkets for some reason. it is odd because I find them to be superior to other brands of similar weight and size. Their biggest plus to me is that they don't stick to my fingers as so many paper napkins do. We use a lot of them, but as another reviewer says, this is less onerous than it sounds as they are very light weight and therefore less wasteful. Also, you get a clean napkin instead of trying to save the environment (and your pocketbook) by trying to reuse heavier weight paper, or cloth napkins, that add to pollution by multiple washings in detergents. the best!