Which paper towel is most absorbent?

Answer 1

Viva is the best.

In my BI-152 class as SEMO we conducted this experiment and Bounty came in second with Viva taking the top spot. We filled a beaker with exactly 100 ml of water and put one square of each brand (all cut to the same dimensions) in to the beaker for ten seconds. Then we pulled the towel out and measured what was left. We did this 5 times for each of the brands and overall, Viva was the most absorbent.

Though many people believe bounty is the best, it is actually not the best. I could explain but it would be the same thing as above. If you inspect a viva paper towel, you'll find that it's more like two paper towels with a lot of fuzz in between. That makes it absorbent.

Answer 2

An ultra soft tissue is always better than a paper towel. Even the most expensive paper towels are rough and unpleasant in texture (kleenex used to make a genuinely soft paper towel many years back, but there is nothing soft available now - in the UK anyway). And the choice of tissue is vital - the cheap ones are like sandpaper, so buy ultra soft. In the UK, Kleenex ultra soft is the softest tissue available at the moment. Sainsburys ultra soft is a close second. The rest are papery rubbish (even if they say 'ultra soft' on the box).

Answer 3

Bounty paper towels are often considered one of the most absorbent options on the market due to their strong construction and ability to soak up liquids quickly. Other highly absorbent options include brands such as Viva and Brawny. Ultimately, the most absorbent paper towel may depend on personal preferences and the specific task at hand.

Answer 4

Yes