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Visually pleasing as cloth napkins may be, their primary purpose cannot be forgotten. Linen’s naturally unrivalled absorbency (exemplified by its use for bath towels and tea towels) makes it the ideal ...

Salad dressing, mayonnaise, cheese, and fried foods are all full of grease and oil. Many pastas, dips, and pastries are greasy, too. So it's no wonder that our linen napkins end up flecked with dark, ...

It's time to ditch the paper. Here's why. If you’re like me, you have countless table setting photos saved, full of ornately ...

Though they may imply a level of formality, the best cloth napkins are a sustainable alternative to too-rough paper towels or flimsy take-out extras shoved in a drawer on any occasion. We think these ...

Using cloth napkins instead of paper ones can instantly elevate an everyday meal at home (and also help cut down on waste). As in the world of bedding, there are a couple of choices to make about ...

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There was certainly a point in my life where I had no interest in cloth napkins, but I started to buy them in 2020 or maybe a little before that. My grandmother collected napkins, and she would have ...

You've already been turned onto the benefits of using cloth napkins over paper, but what do you do with the napkins that are no longer fit for service? Throwing them out feels, well, just not right.