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Designed for bars, catering services, and event professionals, these Poppies 2-ply airlaid cocktail napkins offer a sophisticated and absorbent solution for serving drinks, appetizers, and desserts. They are an ideal choice for businesses looking to enhance table presentation while ensuring spill protection, though their bulk format requires significant dedicated storage space for the full 4,000-count package.
| Model Part Number | 2424BK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Poppies |
Airlaid is a textile-like material made from wood pulp, produced by an air-blown process rather than water-based processes, resulting in a soft, high-absorbency napkin.
They are FSC certified, but please check with your local commercial composting facility for specific acceptance criteria regarding colored paper products.
These napkins are designed for professional use and are colorfast under normal beverage spill conditions.
They measure 24cm x 24cm when fully unfolded.
Each bulk case contains 4,000 napkins.
No, these are cocktail napkins intended for drink service and table presentation; they are not designed for heavy kitchen cleaning or scouring.
Reduce the tension in the dispenser spring or ensure the stack is not packed too tightly.
Ensure the storage area is climate-controlled and free from high humidity or direct water exposure.
To ensure optimal usage, store the napkins in a dry, cool environment away from direct moisture to prevent pre-use humidity absorption. When loading into dispensers, ensure the vertical stack is not compressed too tightly, as this can affect the ease of removal during service. Given the airlaid material, these napkins are intended for single-use sanitation. Disposal should follow local waste management guidelines; although the material is FSC certified, check with your local municipality regarding composting versus general waste disposal for paper products in your region.
