Good Enough Kitchen Towel (Tesco Value White Kitchen Towel)

Member Name: JJJJ

Product:	Tesco Value White Kitchen Towel
Date:	09/12/08 (122 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Cheapest Available

Disadvantages: n/a

In general, Tesco 'Value' products can considerably vary in quality - i've had Cornflakes which taste like cardboard, and nasty, chewy bread which is just about suitable for feeding the ducks.

Fellow dooyoo'er tomflint summed it up nicely when he said to me "Value products are great for non-food - e.g toilet rolls etc, but if you're putting it in your mouth, 'value' is unwise...", I would probably agree 80% percent with that statement, as some value products, for example orange / apple juice, aren't at all bad. However, he was definitely on the right lines.

One example of a cheap, yet effective non-food value product, is Tesco Value Kitchen towel, which costs £1.12 for the two pack.

The individual sheets are fairly thick, and do a decent job of mopping up whatever spillage you could care to make. Each roll has 60 sheets, and I have found this particular product to be just as long lasting as the more expensive brands.

The paper used to make the product is taken from forests which are "well managed according to strict environmental, social, and economic standards", and so there aren't any ethical issues involved when choosing this product.

I'm not sure how much more I can really say about it, except that
I highly recommend Tesco Value Kitchen Towel, as it's cheap and does what it is intended to do. I'm sure the pricier products are more absorbent - but this stuff is good enough for me!

Technical bits
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Average 120 Sheets per roll
Sheet Size:218mm x 208mm
Total Area: 10.88 Square Metres

Summary: Not bad at all!