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what is the difference between napkin and tissue？
14 sep. 2015 13:47
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A napkin is to wipe your mouth and hands whil eating, a tissue is to wipe your nose or eyes. Now both are usually disposable paper products, in the past they were both made of cloth.
14 september 2015
A napkin can be either cloth, or paper. It is also usually a bit heavier, or thicker than a tissue.
14 september 2015
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