KITCHEN NAPKIN ROLL

KITCHEN NAPKIN ROLL Specification

Material
PAPER

Product Type
TISSUE

Treatments & Functions
Deep Cleansing

Age Group
Suitable for All Ages

Use
Disposable

Size
0.90

Volume
0.3 Cubic Meter Per Hour (m3/h)

Color
WHITE

Shelf Life
2 Years

Storage Instructions
Dry Place

KITCHEN NAPKIN ROLL Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Delivery Time
6 Days

About KITCHEN NAPKIN ROLL

A kitchen roll tissue roll, also known as a paper towel, is an absorbent, disposable paper product designed for various cleaning, wiping, and food preparation tasks in the kitchen and around the home.

Key Features

High Absorbency: The primary feature is its ability to quickly soak up spills, water, and oil, often due to a multi-ply design (2-ply, 3-ply, or 4-ply) and specific fiber content or textured/embossed patterns.
Strength and Durability: Designed to be strong and durable, the paper resists tearing and shredding, even when wet, unlike regular tissues.
Convenience: They are typically available in rolls with perforations, allowing for easy tearing of individual sheets as needed, which helps in reducing wastage.
Versatility: Beyond the kitchen, they are used for various household chores like cleaning glass surfaces, mirrors, and car interiors.
Material: Most are made from 100% natural virgin paper/cellulose fiber, but eco-friendly options made from recycled materials or sustainable sources like sugarcane bagasse are also available.
Common Uses
- Cleaning Spills: Quickly wiping up liquid spills, from water to sauces and oil splatters.
- Food Preparation: Patting dry fruits, vegetables, and raw meats, or absorbing excess oil/grease from fried foods.
- Wiping Surfaces: Cleaning countertops, sinks, appliances, and utensils.
- Drying: Useful for drying hands or dishes.
- Temporary Food Storage: Can be used to line containers or wrap certain foods for short-term storage to manage moisture.
Hygiene and Safety: Kitchen rolls offer a hygienic alternative to reusable cloths as they are disposable, which helps prevent the spread of bacteria and cross-contamination. Many are food-grade certified and free from optical brightening agents (OBAs), dyes, or harsh chemicals, making them safe for contact with food.