I don't feel guilty using this to print out adoption applications that I prefer to read and acces for references and make nots on this paper. I use it to print out recipes to try. If I like them then I write them out on an index card to put into my recipe box. It's great to print out those coupons that stores require you to bring in to get credit for. Showing them your phone isn't good enough. It's a bright white and doesn't look washed out of dingy. Wish it could be a bit heavier weight but all in all a great product.
I do a lot of printing and copying at home (coupons hard copies of bank statements etc.) and this paper has always held up to the task. I have used much more expensive name-brand "comparable" paper from other big box retailers with no appreciable difference in print quality. Staples Multipurpose Paper is by far the best value for everyday printing and can often be found on sale at Staples for an even greater bang for your buck. I've been using it for many years with various printers from numerous manufacturers and have never had a feeding or jamming issue with any of them using Staples paper. Staples Multipurpose Paper is 20-pound weight paper stock with a 96 US / 109 Euro brightness and is perfect for nearly every printing task you can throw at it. The only caveat (and this holds true with ANY brand of 20-pound paper) is that there will be some bleed-through with 2-sided printing. If you require higher-quality 2-sided presentations it's best to use a 24-pound or higher paper weight as it is slightly thicker than 20-lb. stock. If you've never used Staples Multipurpose Paper I highly recommend giving it a go. You'd be hard-pressed to find a better value!
I want paper that I send out to be a real good quality because it represents the kind of work I do. I like the bright paper because it makes the letter stand out more than an off white paper. A good grade of paper works better in a printer than a thin flimsy paper.