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Pack of 20 three-ply paper cocktail napkins printed in Germany with non-toxic, water-soluble dyes
This pack contains 20 three-ply paper cocktail napkins with a Citrons Grey print. They are suited for hosts preparing drinks for guests at home gatherings or small events. The folded format makes them easy to stack beside a bar cart or beverage station.
The napkins are printed in Germany using non-toxic, water soluble dyes. The three-ply construction handles condensation from cold glasses without coming apart. No coating or finish is applied that would affect disposal.
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| Brand name | Boston International |
| Product type | Home |
Open the pack and place the 5 x 5 inch folded napkins on the bar or table; the step people miss is unfolding each one fully before use so the 3-ply thickness absorbs properly.
Each napkin is single-use; replace the pack once all 20 have been used, as the non-toxic water-soluble dye and 3-ply paper are not designed for washing or reuse.
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