Regina Thirst Pockets, 12 Count of Kitchen Roll

I wouldn't say I'm a specialist when it comes to kitchen rolls, I just wanted something that was affordable and value for money. I found these, and read some previous reviews. I don't have any issues with them, they do the job intended and it was value for money. Not sure if they continue to remain value for money, and i would look elsewhere if a cheaper option or promotion was around, i guess its a case of finding the cheapest deal of a quality product. These are good quality

Evri great

These Thirst Pocket towels are fairly good - definitely better than most supermarket own brands - but other brands seem more absorbent for a similar price. These towels feel thinner than Amazon's Multipurpose Presto and Regina Blitz but, surprisingly, they haven't disintegrated when wet. I'd say they're absorbent enough for most tasks but, unlike Blitz and Presto, one towel isn't enough to completely dry wet hands so I've ended up going through each roll a bit quicker than expected. Overall, I'd say Thirst Pockets are a pretty decent kitchen roll and a good option for small spills. The price for 12 was a bargain so I'm happy with my purchase but I think I'll only buy them again as a back-up option whenever Presto and Blitz are out of stock or too expensive.

My kitchen rolls arrived on time, were good value for money and work very well

Good product

A bit expensive but worth it. Cheeper rolls can look like a bargain but the rolls tend to be smaller, less absorbent and sometimes fall apart . This means using more so it can be false economy buying them.

Possibly smaller & thinner than in the past. But decent product. I think each Roll is wound looser too.

Always buy these ones there better than th poplar make

cheaply made. Not comparable to Costco. Do not waste your money.

premetto che uso carta x lavoro x pulizia vetri e sporco: usata, non sembra una carta particolarmente efficace......l'unica cosa positiva che bagnata resiste bene allo strappo