- How does Choose-A-Sheet work?
- Perforations divide each roll into small, medium and full-size sheets. You tear at the line that matches the job, so small spills use a small sheet.
- Is 1-ply strong enough for spills?
- For small spills and counter wipes, yes. For a full glass of liquid or scrubbing a stove, it tears and leaves lint, so a 2-ply towel does better.
- How does it compare with Scott's regular rolls?
- Choose-A-Sheet adds the multi-size perforations; the paper itself is the same thin 1-ply. If you never use the small sheets, regular Scott rolls behave the same.
- Can I use it in the microwave or on food?
- It is a plain paper towel with no added lotion, so it is fine for draining food and covering bowls. Keep it away from direct heat and flames.
- How many sheets come on a roll?
- Sheet counts vary by roll size and pack, so check the roll label. The 6-roll pack is the standard configuration.
- Where is the Scott Choose-A-Sheet Paper Towels cheapest?
- At Hy-Vee, for $7.99, 34% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Scott Choose-A-Sheet Paper Towels?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Blain's Farm & Fleet, Runnings, Hy-Vee, Ace Hardware, Walmart.