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handkerchief - tissues - napkins What are the differences?
Mar 24, 2019 6:12 PM
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Handkerchiefs are for your nose and made of cloth. Tissues are for your nose and made of paper. Napkins are for your mouth (during meals) and made of either.
March 24, 2019
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A handkerchief and tissue are both used for the same purpose - blowing your nose but a tissue is made of paper and we only use it once and then throw it away. I handkerchief is made of cloth and we use it many times and for a long time before throwing it away. Tissues are used more than handkerchiefs today.
A napkin or serviette can be made of either paper or cloth and is used to clean your face and hands, usually after eating something.
March 24, 2019
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