Paper Napkin

A paper napkin is a disposable piece of soft, absorbent paper designed for cleaning the hands, face, or surfaces during or after eating. It is typically square or rectangular in shape and comes in various sizes, often folded to create multiple layers for added durability. Paper napkins are commonly used in restaurants, fast food establishments, and at home for meals, parties, or casual gatherings. They can be plain or printed with patterns, logos, or designs, and are often used for both functional and decorative purposes. The primary function of a paper napkin is to provide hygiene and convenience by absorbing spills, wiping surfaces, and keeping hands clean. They are popular for their convenience, ease of disposal, and relatively low cost. Paper napkins are made from wood pulp or recycled paper, and while they are biodegradable, their environmental impact depends on production methods and disposal practices.