White Facial Tissue, 2-Ply, 180 Sheets/Box

What in the world happened?? Puffs has gone from being my only tissue of preference to a banana! Who in the world thought these new "robotic dis-incarnate eyes" designs was a good idea?? What in the world are you thinking??

These boxes must become part of my DECOR. Get it, D-E-C-O-R.

Would I recommend this product? Not any longer. It's embarrassing.

Please think better.

With great respect and product affection,
SEM

I use puffs and I never get a red noes or have any dry shin on the edge of my nose because puffs never dry out my nose like other brands do. My kids and I are always blowing our nose and they are the best product on the market and they are priced just right.
thank you
blondi

I use puffs and I never get a red noes or have any dry shin on the edge of my nose because puffs never dry out my nose like other brands do. My kids and I are always blowing our nose and they are the best product on the market and they are priced just right.
thank you
blondi

I love Puffs and have been using them since they were invented. There is not another tissue that is as tender on noses or other skin. However, for about the past year, the last 15-17 tissues in each box are not laying flat in the bottom of the box. Instead, these tissues are double-over in a wad. This makes it more difficult to use those last 8% of the product because they are more difficult to remove from the box one-at-a-time. I've noticed that my grandchildren grab that entire last 8% wad and that many of those tissues are wasted because nobody ever returns tissues to a box once they are removed from the box. Are Puffs being manufactured as always? What has changed in the packaging process that causes this problem on a very regular basis?

I love Puffs and have been using them since they were invented. There is not another tissue that is as tender on noses or other skin. However, for about the past year, the last 15-17 tissues in each box are not laying flat in the bottom of the box. Instead, these tissues are double-over in a wad. This makes it more difficult to use those last 8% of the product because they are more difficult to remove from the box one-at-a-time. I've noticed that my grandchildren grab that entire last 8% wad and that many of those tissues are wasted because nobody ever returns tissues to a box once they are removed from the box. Are Puffs being manufactured as always? What has changed in the packaging process that causes this problem on a very regular basis?