TorkUniversal SK1850A Singlefold Paper Hand Towel, 1-Ply, 9.125" Width x 10.25" Length, Natural, Green Seal Certified (Case of 16 Packs, 250 per Pack, 4,000 Towels)

My kids need to use 2-3 pieces to dry hands every time. But still good to my kids, keep hands clean.

The size is too small to meet the general standard tissue box.

When I try to pull it out from the dispenser with wet hands it tears apart and I'm not able to use it.

How do you rate paper hand towels - they do the job?

These Tork paper towels are made of 100% recycled materials, with 50% (I think it was) being post-consumer materials. If you are wanting to use paper towels which make less of an environmental impact in their manufacture, as compared to regular, bleached gleaming white paper towels, then these might do the trick. A couple notes on these as compared to my usual paper towel, the Kleenex z-fold: 1) these are single fold paper towels, folded in half instead of in thirds. They are consequently wider in their folded state, and may be too wide for your current dispenser/holder. 2) These towels are much thinner than the Kleenex, with each "strap" of paper towels containing 250 ct. instead of 150 ct. of towels. A single one of these Tork recycled towels is capable of drying my hands after washing, although the towel does become saturated, seemingly "maxed out" on absorption; the Kleenex seem to have much more drying capacity per towel. These recycled Torx towels are not scratchy though, even if they don't approach the crisp, cloth-like texture of those Kleenex towels. All in all, these are good paper towels -- I've definitely used worse!