Big Leegr
05-16-2005, 02:48 PM
Well, I saw these and thought "You know, I`ve got an extra $3.00 burning a hole in my pocket, why not try it out?"
Tech info:
-90 2-ply sheets (11"x11") in a single roll.
-White with blues "dots" highlighting the pressed design on the towel.
-Bag (Wrapper) may pose suffocation hazard to babies and children.
-Made in USA by Proctor and Gamble.
-"Earned" the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval.
-Warns that the ink may transfer onto some surfaces when wet.
Directions:
"To help get a streak free shine*"
"*with a leading streak free cleaner brand" :rolleyes:
"1-Generously spray surface with a streak-free cleaner (Follow your cleaner`s usage instructions)
2-Wipe with Bounty Glass & Surfaces towels until surface is dry.
3-To finish up, polish surface with dry Bounty G&S towels.
For best results, clean out of direct sunlight or when surface of window/glass is cool."
I tried them. Used Stoners IG. They work!! (sort of).....But wait! There`s more! They look identical to the regular Bounty (Except for the blue dye). The reg. Bounty work as well as the G&S!! The reg. Bounty is a little cheaper! Oh the power of marketing!!
I called the 800# on the bag to see if there was a "specific" benefit to the G&S towels that I was missing. I was put on hold, apologized to for the wait (How Nice! :) ) and told that there isn`t much difference. Both can be used for windows and for other surfaces. But the G&S is supposed to be a little better for streak free... not that the regular Bounty streaks badly, though! In the end, she couldn`t come up with anything too definite.
So, if you feel the need to get a paper towel that states that it can be used on glass specifically, you may want to try this. It`s not as nice as some MF`s I`ve used, and I did get some streaking, but nothing too bad. Didn`t fall apart when using either, so that`s a plus over some other paper towels.
Tech info:
-90 2-ply sheets (11"x11") in a single roll.
-White with blues "dots" highlighting the pressed design on the towel.
-Bag (Wrapper) may pose suffocation hazard to babies and children.
-Made in USA by Proctor and Gamble.
-"Earned" the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval.
-Warns that the ink may transfer onto some surfaces when wet.
Directions:
"To help get a streak free shine*"
"*with a leading streak free cleaner brand" :rolleyes:
"1-Generously spray surface with a streak-free cleaner (Follow your cleaner`s usage instructions)
2-Wipe with Bounty Glass & Surfaces towels until surface is dry.
3-To finish up, polish surface with dry Bounty G&S towels.
For best results, clean out of direct sunlight or when surface of window/glass is cool."
I tried them. Used Stoners IG. They work!! (sort of).....But wait! There`s more! They look identical to the regular Bounty (Except for the blue dye). The reg. Bounty work as well as the G&S!! The reg. Bounty is a little cheaper! Oh the power of marketing!!
I called the 800# on the bag to see if there was a "specific" benefit to the G&S towels that I was missing. I was put on hold, apologized to for the wait (How Nice! :) ) and told that there isn`t much difference. Both can be used for windows and for other surfaces. But the G&S is supposed to be a little better for streak free... not that the regular Bounty streaks badly, though! In the end, she couldn`t come up with anything too definite.
So, if you feel the need to get a paper towel that states that it can be used on glass specifically, you may want to try this. It`s not as nice as some MF`s I`ve used, and I did get some streaking, but nothing too bad. Didn`t fall apart when using either, so that`s a plus over some other paper towels.