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After investing in napkins for your home or business, preserving your investment is important. See our handy tips below on how to take care of your napkins so they continue to spark joy for you and your guests for years to come.
Always wash polyester napkins on the delicate or gentle cycle.
Wash napkins of the same color together to protect against the unlikely occurrence of the dye running. Also, wash in cold water, unless there are large greasy food stains. Then, pre-treat with dish detergent and wash in warm water.
Dry cleaning is safe for our Polyester Napkins.
Always dry polyester napkins on the delicate or gentle cycle, then remove them from the dryer when they are still SLIGHTLY damp. This will allow you to more easily iron the napkins.
Polyester napkins may need to be ironed before using in order to create a professional presentation. Here’s the best way to get them crease-free for your big day.
You’ll need to choose the highest setting your fabric can handle. Polyester napkins should be ironed on the synthetic-blend setting which is usually a medium heat (100% cotton can handle higher heat while delicates need very low heat).
Test the heat setting first on a seam to ensure the heat is correct.
Iron in back and forth motions. Avoid circular motions which tend to stretch the fabric. For stubborn creases, wet the area with a spray bottle first. If wrinkles are stubborn, you can also try steaming to relax the fabric fibers and get the toughest wrinkles out.
A little TLC when storing your napkins will reduce your time and effort making them presentable the next time you need to use them.
Use dry-cleaning hangers (the ones with cardboard struts used for pants) to minimize creases. Very gently drape your napkins over the hanger strut.
If you prefer to fold and stack your napkins, make sure that they are completely dry before folding to prevent deep creases. Also, if you do fold and stack, you may need to iron them before their next use.
Always wash cotton-blend napkins on the delicate or gentle cycle.
Wash napkins of the same color together to protect against the unlikely occurrence of the dye running. Also, wash in cold water, unless there are large greasy food stains. Then, pre-treat with dish detergent.
Dry cleaning is safe for our Cotton-Blend Napkins.
Always dry cotton-blend napkins on the delicate or gentle cycle, then remove them from the dryer when they are still SLIGHTLY damp. This will allow you to more easily iron the napkins.
Cotton-blend napkins may need to be ironed before using in order to create a professional presentation. Here’s the best way to get them crease-free for your big day.
Cotton-blend napkins should be ironed on low heat with steam. Use a press cloth between the iron and the fabric to prevent iron marks and shine.
Test the heat setting first on a seam to ensure the heat is correct.
Iron in back and forth motions. Avoid circular motions which tend to stretch the fabric. If wrinkles are stubborn, you can also try steaming to relax the fabric fibers and get the toughest wrinkles out.
A little TLC when storing your napkins will reduce your time and effort making them presentable the next time you need to use them.
Use dry-cleaning hangers (the ones with cardboard struts used for pants) to minimize creases. Very gently drape your napkins over the hanger strut.
If you prefer to fold and stack your napkins, make sure that they are completely dry before folding to prevent deep creases. Also, if you do fold and stack, you may need to iron them before their next use.
Always wash 100% cotton napkins on the delicate or gentle cycle.
Wash napkins of the same color together to protect against the unlikely occurrence of the dye running. Also, wash in cold water, unless there are large greasy food stains. Then, pre-treat with dish detergent.
Dry cleaning is safe for our Cotton Napkins.
Always dry 100% cotton napkins on the delicate or gentle cycle, then remove them from the dryer when they are still SLIGHTLY damp. This will allow you to more easily iron the napkins and prevent excess wrinkling.
Cotton napkins may need to be ironed before using in order to create a professional presentation. Here’s the best way to get them crease-free for your big day.
You’ll need to choose the highest setting your fabric can handle. Cotton napkins should be ironed on the high-heat setting (100% cotton can handle higher heat while delicates need very low heat).
Test the heat setting first on a seam to ensure the heat is correct.
Iron in back and forth motions. Avoid circular motions which tend to stretch the fabric. For stubborn creases, wet the area with a spray bottle first or use steam. If wrinkles are stubborn, you can also try steaming to relax the fabric fibers and get the toughest wrinkles out.
A little TLC when storing your napkins will reduce your time and effort making them presentable the next time you need to use them.
Use dry-cleaning hangers (the ones with cardboard struts used for pants) to minimize creases. Very gently drape your napkins over the hanger strut.
If you prefer to fold and stack your napkins, make sure that they are completely dry before folding to prevent deep creases. Also, if you do fold and stack, you may need to iron them before their next use.
Now that you know all about polyester, cotton, and cotton-blend napkin care, it’s time to find the perfect napkins for your big event. Shop below and enjoy our free and fast shipping. Happy shopping!
