Many brands and products that were once symbols of quality and reliability no longer live up to their reputations. In this video we break down twenty everyday products that longtime customers say just aren’t the same anymore. Some iconic footwear like Birkenstock feels less durable and breaks down faster than older versions. Household staples such as Q-tips and Charmin Ultra toilet paper are thinner or flimsier than they used to be. Kitchen paper towels like Bounty no longer feel significantly stronger than alternatives, and MVP-level batteries like Duracell are reported to fail earlier than expected. Classic apparel from Uniqlo and Levi’s now wears out quicker after washing, leaving fans disappointed. Some beloved toys like Tonka trucks have lost much of their rugged construction that once made them virtually indestructible. Even trusted tool brands such as Black & Decker and appliances like Maytag are seen as less dependable compared to older models. This list highlights how quality can decline over time and what products fans miss most.