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Marcal Pro Bella White Table Napkins, 15 X 17 Inches. Review

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ColorWhite
Size15" x 17"
MaterialPaper
BrandMarcal Pro
Ply Rating2-Ply

Description of Marcal Pro Bella White Table Napkins, 15 X 17 Inches.

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Extra-large, premium dinner embossed napkins come in a Snapack for easy opening and convenient dispensing. They are whitened without chemicals containing chlorine bleach. The hypoallergenic napkins have no added dyes or fragrances and are made with a high percentage of recycled material. Two-ply design is strong and absorbent for quality performance.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

If you are dedicated to using recycled paper products, buy these!

Even stores that carry some recycled paper products do not carry dinner napkins. I had to order an entire box in order to get them, but now I'm set for a year. Dinner napkins are so much nicer for potlucks or large parties. These are excellent.

Pros
  • love that they are folded and ready to use on a breakfast buffet table
Cons
  • Durability issues. Some users have reported that the napkins tear easily after minimal use, which may require frequent replacement and ultimately generate more waste

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Best Alternative To Cloth Napkins

Although I wish we had the means to launder cloth napkins for our weekly community meals, it just is not realistic given our all-volunteer staff. These recycled-paper napkins are the best alternative. They are sturdy and large and attractive.

Pros
  • Superior absorption
Cons
  • Limited absorbency. While the Marcal Pro Bella White Table Napkins are soft, they may not be as effective at absorbing spills as other options on the market, which could result in messier clean-up efforts