Here you are. Cheaper than I expected.
https://www.amazon.com/Kimberly-Clark-Safety-34705-Kaydry/dp/B00UBJAC6M
https://www.amazon.com/Kimberly-Clark-Safety-34705-Kaydry/dp/B00UBJAC6M
Best deal on blue (paperish) shop towel rolls?
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Couldn't tell you. Seems a peculiar number to me too.
Suspect Amazon seller with no reviews even.
I always have more then enough rags around from old clothes, sheets, etc. that I'll probably never have to buy paper towels for this purpose.
There may have been a change
https://www.kcprofessional.com/en-u...-science™-kimwipes™-delicate-task-wipes/34705
https://www.amazon.com/Kimberly-34705-Kimtech-Science-Kimwipes/dp/B001UHI342
The price is wonky. One single dispensing box for that price. Very misleading!! Interesting!
Cheap? It's an extreme ripoff bordering on false advertising. That's the kind of garbage that pisses me off about Amazon. And generally I'm an Amazon fan.
I must've misread something.
I too am, generally, an Amazon fan but counterfeit goods and an increasing rate of badly written (aka misleading) descriptions leads me to shop locally.
I too am, generally, an Amazon fan but counterfeit goods and an increasing rate of badly written (aka misleading) descriptions leads me to shop locally.
I pretty much thought it was a great deal too. A whole case! The fact they show an entire case with the counts specifically blown up as 15 boxes and 1800 wipes per case is false advertising - I mean in a store did this, people would howl.
Can this somehow be reported?
If you've learned one thing over the past few years, it's gotta be that liars and lying don't get punished or even called out.
Maybe I'm missing out on something by not using these blue towels, but when I need a paper towel I just go in the kitchen and grab a Bounty Select-A-Size from the dispenser over the sink. Less than a dollar a roll and little waste since even a half sheet is often all I need.
^^I had the same thought at work when I first saw / used these towels.
I later learned that their superior absorbency served to keep a spill or cleanup as small as possible and the lower lint made 'em great for glass items, of which we had many.
They're not a necessity by any means. I cut up old tee shirts and undies for rags.
The only time I reach for a mainstream paper towel is when I cook bacon. Cheap napkins fall apart for such uses and I ain't wrapping my dinner in old undies before microwaving!
I later learned that their superior absorbency served to keep a spill or cleanup as small as possible and the lower lint made 'em great for glass items, of which we had many.
They're not a necessity by any means. I cut up old tee shirts and undies for rags.
The only time I reach for a mainstream paper towel is when I cook bacon. Cheap napkins fall apart for such uses and I ain't wrapping my dinner in old undies before microwaving!
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PIG is a name brand they are big into commercial products..
giant rolls of instant floor rug that sticks to floor etc.
Hard to beat the costco for the everyday low price and availablity.
I did get around 16 rolls when I stocked up on PP from the walmart price mistake. (19cents a roll)
giant rolls of instant floor rug that sticks to floor etc.
Hard to beat the costco for the everyday low price and availablity.
I did get around 16 rolls when I stocked up on PP from the walmart price mistake. (19cents a roll)
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The Costco ones are good, though Scott significantly thinned out the rolls more recently due to inflation.
These Pig Mats are indestructible.
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