towels

Their aim is at the utility closet and bathroom consumables like soaps/detergents, paper towels, and maybe cleaning products.

They explicitly trade convenience (i.e., you can't buy a single roll of paper towels there) for extremely low prices.

And anything that isn't (paper towels, etc.) should really not go down the drain, as it's likely to form clogs.

The conversation started about consumables like laundry detergent and paper towels, not food and drinks.

It’s a bright, airy space equipped with free food, showers and fresh towels, aeron chairs, and great people.

You pay a daily fee and the chair, sink, products, towels &c are all provided and you just bring in your own clients.

Hell, it's going to be sitting in my pantry, behind the paper towels.

I'd like to see a configurable button that orders, say, the cheapest paper towels that have at least a 4-star rating.

People get good results simply wrapping a jar with towels.

I can choose to refill on a particular brand of paper towels without giving up my right to choose what I eat.

But I don't enjoy driving, parking, and picking packaged goods from a warehouse (Target), so I prefer to have my paper towels delivered.

Which are more often than not kind of filthy and do not have a process for washing and drying your hands w/ paper towels that is completely touch-free.

Like those washcloths that say "wash" and the towels that say "dry." C'mon.

I can't tell you what brand of paper towels I normally buy, but if I always bought them through my "Bounty" button, I would always buy Bounty paper towels instead of whatever is on sale at the store.

I've used them several times in Singapore, and 90% of the time they've been excellent - the other 10% of the time they were just heavily trafficked, but not "Dirty" - just puddles of water near the sinks, lots of paper towels in the garbage.