Bounty Napkins - White

A: Standard table napkins are approx. between 12" & 16" square. Napkin holders are designed for the napkins to extend beyond the margins. Both lunch & dinner napkins will work beautifully.

A: Our napkins sheet size is listed as 12.1" x 12." This is the size of our napkin when it is fully unfolded. In our packaging, the napkin is folded in half, and then in half again. This would cause the dimensions to become half that size in both length and width, making the folded size about 6x6". With our napkins in the folded state that they are within our packaging, they should fit your 7 x 7 napkin holder without any issue. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to call us at 1-800-926-8689. The Quicker Picker Upper is happy to help! The Bounty Team.

A: Yes, but not as soft as they used to be. I've tried others and came back to Bounty. Still much better than other brands.

A: Yes, and very soft and absorbent

A: Please call Target to see what you will receive when placing an order for a 400ct of napkins. They can be reached at 1-800-440-0680.

A: Our paper towel products undergo a thorough safety evaluation and we carefully assess the products (and the materials they’re made of) to ensure they are safe when used as directed. PFOAs are not ingredients we intentionally add to make Bounty paper towel products. We do not add formaldehyde to Bounty. We know formaldehyde is a naturally occurring substance, and can be detected in wood pulp at very low concentrations, and we do check to ensure the raw materials do not contain formaldehyde. However, since our raw ingredients come in without and we don't add formaldehyde, we do not test the final product.

A: We do not directly add chlorine bleach to our products. The pulp used to make our napkins is purified by what is referred to in the industry as elemental chlorine free bleaching. This water process includes very minimal and safe amounts of chlorine. By the time the paper is made, the chlorine levels are virtually non-existent. This is the process used for virtually all of the bleached pulp used in tissue-towel products in the United States. We also check that our raw materials do not contain any chlorine bleach. .