Blast Kitchen Towel
Power Force
Blast Kitchen Towel Shrinkflation: What the Data Shows
Community reports indicate Blast Kitchen Towel by Power Force shrank about 33.3% (reported for 2026) — from 100 sheets to 100 sheets. At the latest reported price of $3.99, that works out to roughly $2.00 per ounce — about 50% more per ounce than the original size would have cost at the same price. In plain terms, you now pay noticeably more for each ounce of the same product. All figures here are community-submitted and reflect what shoppers have reported, not official manufacturer data.
Size-Change Summary
Each documented size change and its computed reduction, based on community-reported package sizes.
Overall, the package has gone from 3 oz to 2 oz — a total reduction of 33.3% across 1 report.
Price-Per-Ounce Analysis
The real cost of shrinkflation shows up in the price per ounce. Below, the latest reported price is measured against both the original and current package sizes.
At the latest reported price of $3.99, you now pay about $2.00 per ounce. For the original 3 oz size at that same price, you would have paid roughly $1.33 per ounce. That is about 50% more per ounce for the same product — the hidden price increase that shrinkflation creates.
Figures are estimates derived from community-submitted sizes and prices, assuming the price held constant across the size change. Actual shelf prices vary by store and date.
📊 Size History Timeline
Shrinkflation in Paper Products
Paper goods like towels and tissue are a common shrinkflation category, where sheet counts or sheet dimensions are reduced while the roll or package looks the same. Comparing price per sheet or per 100 sheets exposes the real change.
Browse more Paper Products products →How This Data Is Collected
Every size and price figure on this page is community-submitted by shoppers who noticed a change. Reports are shown as submitted and are unverified unless explicitly marked “Verified”, which means a moderator or supporting evidence confirmed the change. Prices vary by store, region, and date, so treat the per-ounce figures as informed estimates rather than official manufacturer data.
Want to check the math yourself? Use our price-per-ounce calculator to compare any two sizes and prices, or read how to calculate the real price per ounce. If you spot an error in a report, use the flag button on that entry.
What You Can Do
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