Product Locator
Use this product locator to find Brawny products near you.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
Over the years customers just like you have asked us questions about Brawny® products. So for your convenience, we've compiled many of the most frequently asked questions and their answers.
If you can't find the answer to your question, please contact us.
Sorry, we cannot disclose the exact materials used to manufacture Brawny paper products, as it is proprietary and confidential information.
The wrapper used to hold Brawny paper towels is Number 4 Plastic LDPE which is recyclable. Check to see if recycling facilities exist in your area for collecting LDPE.
No, the dimensions of the sheets did not change.
We don't offer just any print designs in Brawny paper towels. Our prints are carefully designed to appeal to you. Please use our Product Locator to find Brawny Products near you.
Currently, the designs for the Brawny paper towel will stay the same. You can find all of our print designs here
Yes, as well as many other surfaces. We recommend white towels because the printed towels may transfer ink to the surface being cleaned.
For printed towels when wet, use the unprinted side to reduce risk of ink transfer.
Yes, we recommend white towels for any food use. Improper microwave use can cause any paper product to burn, so please follow the precautions in the owner's manual of your microwave.
Brawny paper towel coupons are available throughout the year. Please check your local newspaper for them.
The Brawny Man was created in 1974 as a symbol of Brawny paper towels. Although the Brawny Man has worn many styles and faces over the years, he is not based on a real person.
We don't make or sell Brawny paper napkins anymore. But we'd recommend you try Vanity Fair®, Dixie® and Mardi Gras® paper napkins, also made by Georgia-Pacific.
You may contact a local distributor in the customer's area (city and state). Contact Commercial Customer Service at 1-866-HELLOGP for the distributor(s) contact information.
