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Nice napkins!
Size: 1000 Count
Great quality. Excellent for everyday, also can be for a casual gathering. Durable and soft to touch.
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Thick and Absorbent
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Good value for the price.
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Good quality for the price. Thinner than I would like but they do the job for a family with multiple kids, meals and spills.
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