Bounty Kitchen Paper

I've certainly found that, since having a baby, the contents of my shopping trolley have changed. One product that I've found I can't be without that I hardly ever considered before is kitchen paper. Previously I'd just buy whatever was the cheapest paper and a roll would last for months - in fact, I don't think I could say what I used it for. Now, however, I seem to use paper like it's going out of fashion! Yes, I know it's not necessarily that environmentally friendly but it's convenient and that counts for a lot at the moment, particularly if you've a crying child to see to! My paper of choice is Bounty. I've found it to be far superior to most other ...  Read the complete review

Long, long ago in Philadelphia Arthur Scott, head of the now Kimberley-Clark paper company, received a railroad car full of paper rolled too thick for the toilet tissue which they produced. This was in 1900 and, presumably in those days, they didn't just put it down to wastage, return it in exchange for a credit note or enter it as a tax loss. Clever Mr Scott remembered that a local school teacher was using soft paper to stem the runny noses of her pupils to prevent germs being transferred to cloth roller towels. So Arthur perforated the unwanted paper and tried to sell it as rolls of towels, each 13" wide and 18" long. Although it took a long ...  Read the complete review

One absolutely essential item in my kitchen is my 'Plenty' kitchen roll which sits snugly on my work surface near the cooker hob ready for inadvertent spillages... Now 'Plenty' used to be 'Bounty', a name that is licensed to Procter& Gamble even though the former is sold under license from P&G to SCA Hygiene Products Ltd who manufacture this wonder tissue in the EU. Famous for its ultra-absorbent dimpled texture, the product's blurb promises no shredding during usage as it is said to be so strong and durable. Sold in plastic packaging wrapped around two rolls of this super kitchen paper, the name Plenty is bold in black across the ...  Read the complete review

I bought a twinpack of this much advertised brand of kitchen roll from my local B&M Stores, for the bargain price of 99p. I believe that this is lower than the usual supermarket price of around £1.60 for two rolls. It is also worth pointing out that the name has recently been changed to Plenty but the packaging and colours all still look the same, I have no idea why they changed it which seems odd after such a short time to establish the Bounty brand but they must have had their reasons. Anyway, I rarely buy kitchen towel but I wanted to clean my windows and mirrors and bought this at the same time as some windowlene as in my experience it is the best ...  Read the complete review

The Bounty Kitchen Roll is one of Proctor and Gambles products. I am frugal, it is a case of having to be, but there are some things that I cant compromise on because it would just be false economy. We have loads of shop and stores around us that sell four kitchen rolls for £1, not brands that I have ever heard of, but because they were cheap I have wavered and tried them out. I can truthfully say that the majority of them are just a waste of time and money. The last cheaper pack of four kitchen rolls that I bought were like toilet tissue, they were just a thin two ply and had little or no absorbency power. So instead of taking just one sheet I was ...  Read the complete review