Plenty Kitchen Paper Reviews

We've been buying Plenty kitchen roll as it's on offer at Morrisons for only one pound which is al ot cheaper than other brands :) We use kitchen roll a lot at home as it's very useful stuff, the pack even listed a lot of different things you can use it on and for like pans, cookerhob, pets, kitchen, windows, spills, glasses, toilet, ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I started to use these when I met and married my husband. He never had them when he was a kid so he feels he needs them now as an adult. Any way we got these on special at the local market. I am not sure how much they were as my dear husband brought them home with him on one of his shopping excursions and as he bought a lot of expensive junk ...  Read the complete review

I use kitchen roll all of the time, it is only when I run out that I realise how often I do actually use it, I'm lost without it. I have tried many different kitchen rolls, cheap poor quality kitchen rolls, for example Tesco's own brand and more pricer but arguably better quality rolls such as Bounty. Overall I must admit when it comes to ...  Read the complete review

Bounty has recently been renamed "Plenty". I cannot understand why and do not particularly like the new name. Normally I wouldn't buy Bounty as it is really expensive (£1.99 for 2 rolls or £3.26 for 6 rolls of 50 sheets) but with a manufacturers voucher (from their website) and an offer on in Superdrug, I decided to give it a ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I am always looking to save money wherever possible but I have recently realised that the value kitchen towel I have been using is mainly a false economy as there is less sheets per roll than more expensive towels and I always use several sheets just to clear up one stain or spill and so I decided to purchase some 'Plenty' (previosuly known as ...  Read the complete review

It is no longer called 'Bounty', but is now named 'Plenty', which i find is better in name and a better product. I bought 'Bounty' some time last year as it was on offer and was disappointed with the product. The paper towel was not thick and it would break up really easily. I use kitchen rolls for a large manner of things i.e. cleaning the ...  Read the complete review

I think that Bounty is a good and effective product, but since it is quite expensive for what it is, then I don't buy it that often. Bounty has recently changed it's name to Plenty. Not sure why the name change, but that's marketing for you I guess. You can buy this in 2 roll packs, and 6 roll packs. Normally the 2 roll pack costs about ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Despite the annoying adverts this is a very good product. On the down side the price seems to vary so much it would drive you crazy. Bounty is kitchen paper and it is a really good quality product, as usual you do have to pay for quality. Advertised emphasising its strength, Bounty does provide a strong, thick kitchen roll that is so ...  Read the complete review

I used to be addicted to kitchen towels and whilst you can't get treatment for it at the Priory, it did annoy me a bit - I always felt guilty for the money and paper wasted. So I changed to using old tea towels for buffing up my kitchen surfaces after cleaning them which had been the biggest culprit in my usage and I tried to phase it out ...  Read the complete review

A kitchen paper towel that absorbs all the water on your kitchen counter and can be reused still for some more cleaning. What else can you ask for? This is a fantabulous kitchen paper towel and I have not known any other kind to do it's job so perfectly. If it was a person, I would say that this is the best example of professionalism. ...  Read the complete review

Bounty is a fantastic roll of kitchen paper that is very absorbant and does not fall to pieces when wet. I thought that Bounty was one of the best, but recently I have tried various others and most are of a similar quality now, as long as you don't go for the cheap ones. Perhaps it was there advertising that made me think ...  Read the complete review

I do not want to repeat what has previously been written about these, but Bounty kitchen paper or towels are really very very good. We always buy these, until recently when we tried to economise and bought Sainsbury's own brand. The difference was amazing... In comparison, the Sainsbury's ones soaked up a lot, but after a few wipes, ...  Read the complete review

we recieved a welcome box from move me.com when we moved home recently, in this box were lots of nice brand named house hold products like toilet rolls, kitchen cleaners and a twin roll pack of bounty, I wouldnt buy bounty normaly as there prices are too high so usually use a cheaper brand but have to say i was very impressed by ...  Read the complete review

Now I'm a sucker for advertising and when I saw the bounty adverts on the telly I knew that I wasn't going to be satisfied until I gave it a try. I picked up a pack of 2 rolls at about £1.40 as I found the prices rather expensive at nearly £4 for 6. I must admit that I was kind of excited about going home and making a bit of a mess just to ...  Read the complete review

I am only recently converted to kitchen paper, having previously thought it to be a waste of money. However, now that I am converted, I cannot imagine life without it. Previously I must have re-used cloths but this must have been very inconvenient and unhygenic. Bounty Kitchen paper can be used for all number of things. I put a sheet ...  Read the complete review

Whether you're a man dressed in bad drag or just your average joe in the kitchen nothing beats Bounty for absorbency. Water, oil, food, wine, you name it and Bounty will soak it up with minimum fuss and using as little of the paper as possible. It does indeed also ring out if you want to do that, and I have cleaned the glass top of our ...  Read the complete review

They do actually do what they say on the Brenda adverts. They are Super asorbent and strong! If you have a spill one sheet will do it. They take up rather alot of liquid and they don't fall into peices and make a mess like some of the cheaper ones. Although bounty may be expensive but if you use it economically you will be spending ...  Read the complete review