Review on Seventh Generation White Dinner Napkin, 250 Count, Single Ply by John Larsen

These seventh generation paper napkins get the job done! They are 100% recycled which makes this company worthwhile for putting a lot of effort into making this possible for us. product could have saved 810,000 trees. And if you care about the environment, that sounds really cool. IF somehow it happened. These towels are quite thin, but they eliminate the mess that comes with eating. They have good absorbency and durability. They are hypoallergenic and naturally bleach with no added chlorine, dyes, inks or fragrances. Therefore, it is convenient for people with allergies, skin sensitivities, babies and children, and people who prefer all-natural products. These paper napkins are anything but rough to the touch, although not necessarily very soft to the touch. . I believe this is done by strictly sticking to natural limits rather than using harmful chemicals to artificially soften them. But they don't feel aggressive in any way. They just don't look like stuffed animals. On the outside of these paper napkins are very thin, textured, uneven patterns. I suspect it helps create absorbency. It's not too flashy, so don't worry. I'm just trying to give an honest and very detailed review. I know some people and parents are very picky when it comes to natural products like this. But I assume the same people know about the seventh generation products. They don't smell of anything and there are 250 single-ply paper napkins in the pack. They are NOT made of heavy material and they are folded twice to get a square shape. Overall I have no issues with them unless I need to clean up heavy spills and messes. To do this, choose the thicker paper towels that I know this company stocks. Otherwise they are perfect for everyday use and you can feel good with these 100% recycled paper napkins.