Here's an interesting fact: Sparkle paper towels come with Thirst Pockets-so our towels are more than just pretty, they're also strong and absorbent.

WE USE RECYCLED FIBER TO MAKE PAPER TOWELS. Did you know that the Sparkle® brand uses up to 37,000 tons of recovered office paper that might otherwise end up in a landfill to help make our paper towels instead? That's equal to about 6.1 billion sheets of office paper every year!

Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products Group The manufacturing magic happens courtesy of Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products Group. What does Thirst Pockets® mean? Basically, it's the reason why our paper towels are able to quickly absorb spills and messes - they're just so darn thirsty that we decided to call them Sparkle® with Thirst Pockets®!

Sparkle Pick-A-Size Paper Towels come in full and half-sheet sizes, so you can choose just how much to use. Not every occasion calls for a full sheet - wouldn't you agree? From sandwich holder to knife rest, our half sheet has you fully covered.

Rob Lorys joined Georgia-Pacific Co. in 1987 to launch Sparkle paper towels, and though the product has never risen higher than No.

Since they were first introduced in 1907 in the U.S., paper towel made ground in millions of kitchens worldwide. These products have similar purposes to conventional towels, such as drying hands, wiping windows and other surfaces, dusting, and cleaning up spills.

Rob Lorys joined Georgia-Pacific Co. in 1987 to launch Sparkle paper towels, and though the product has never risen higher than No.

Their impressive absorbency and durability, coupled with their wallet-friendly pricing, make them a practical choice for everyday cleaning needs. Despite some minor drawbacks, the overall performance of Sparkle Paper Towels makes them a shining example of value-driven essentials.

Sparkle® Paper Towels. Our Motto: Be Clean Enough to Be Healthy and Messy Enough to Be Happy.

Towel size guide

Towel Size Guide

The invention was accidental, sure, but a medical success! It would help stop the spread of colds and diseases. No more communal cloth towels contaminated with teeny tiny germs. The first paper towel was named Sani-Towel and was sold to restaurants, hotels, and railroad stations and distributed in their washrooms.

Finally they keep rolling onto wrapping and boxing in our ship to waiting shelves. All over the u.s. Paper towels.