All about Paper Towels
Paper towels are used for a large number of purposes; they are used for cleaning kitchen counter tops, to wipe your hands and even when you are down with a cold. These handy paper towels were invented by Sir Arthur Scott and have been around for more than a hundred years. However, many people do not notice that these items include many variables and choices. Here are few of the variations that will definitely help you with your purchase –
Ply
Ply refers to many single sheets that are used together to form a single paper towel. These are often sold as a one or two ply. One ply towels are used in commercial settings, such as in restaurants or bathrooms. Two ply towels are sold to consumers for home use. Two ply towels are generally thicker and absorb more than one ply towels.
Quantity
These types of towels are sold in rolls with up to a hundred or more sheets per roll. These rolls are either placed on a holder for consumers or inserted into a dispenser for commercial and public use. The number of paper towels on each roll varies. Manufacturers who sell these to consumers set a number of perforated sheets on each roll that is sold. Paper towels used in public dispensing machines also have a predetermined number of sheets on a roll.
Size of each sheet
The size of each sheet is mentioned on the package for consumers. A typical sheet size for consumer products is 11×11 inches. Commercial sheet sizes, such as those used in public toilets, are typically shorter in width. Each sheet is perforated with cut-lines to allow the user to tear off sheets for use.
Packaging
Companies pack them for sale to consumers in retail stores. Packaging is typically based on the quantity of rolls. Common quantities are single roll, three, six and eight roll. Consumer pricing is usually discounted to provide the incentive of savings for purchasing more than one roll at a time. Paper towels purchased from commercial or industrial use are usually void of extensive or decorative packaging.
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