Renova Red Label Kitchen Paper Blue

Use these for hour party's or a month full of guests . It really stands out and everyone asks where it's from

Top quality … it’s expensive to buy online but I love the colour so I pay for it … used to be available at Tesco much cheaper than online but sadly my local Tesco stopped selling them

Love it, will buy more

Bought these based on price and nothing else. Do the job fine but really nothing spectacular to report.

These are the most gorgeous splash of color to your kitchen but beyond that they’re actually a pretty good kitchen towel -decent size and decent thickness, not flimsy and soft like a lot of cheaper kitchen towels, and the roll goes on and on forever. Yes, it seems like a lot of money to shell out for a kitchen towel but honestly, I think it’s well priced for the quality and beautiful colour

A little bit of a luxury item. I love the bright colour which blends with my kitchen. The towels are large and strong enough to cope with most kitchen needs. They also make good hand towels on those occasions such as using food colours where a fabric towel could be damaged. I would recommend them and feel they are worth the little extra - which is not so much if you get them through Subscribe & Save as I do.

I have bought Renova kitchen paper for years; it's the longest lasting roll on the market.However, I've almost always had the lime green colour (to enhance window pots and plants), yet the last Subscribe & Save shipment, on repeat, is a *completely* different green. It's not even close to lime green! It's much darker.Very unhappy that Renova failed to note any colour change.

No one is going to pretend that this is value for money. It's one of the most indulgent things I have ever bought but you won't break the bank and it's always a great talking point with friends. In fact, the paper itself is very strong and the roll is long: I can make a Renova roll last three months As it's so expensive, you stop and use a dish cloth, a sponge or a towel rather than automatically reaching for a piece of cheap paper towel you instantly throw away so it turns out not to be quite so expensive after all and environmentally pretty sound. You've gotta love it!