I am thrilled to have this napkin dispenser to keep around at home and to bring along when picnicking and camping with my family and friends.

The fact the dispenser is disposable leaves my mind worry free that if something was to happen to it, I wouldn't be losing that much money. I love it's recyclable so that when we are through with it whether just because or because it's worn out that we can make a sustainable choice in getting rid of it.

The napkins are 2-ply and have a moderate strength for wiping up messes off the hands or face. The material isn't rough against the skin which is a win.
The dispenser is easy to load. Basically, grab the napkins, open the dispenser, place inside, pull up one napkin and it's ready to go. I like how just one napkin at a time releases as it should be.

The fact the dispense is transparent helps users know exactly where the napkins are and give us the option to see when it may need to be loaded up again.

I like I can choose between brown or white napkins and that the price is quite reasonable for the amount received.

This dispenser won't last forever and that's just fine by me. It's a much better option than leaving half a bag of napkins over or using a rock over a stack to keep them from scattering all over or being picked up by a breeze and flying away. I recommend it for the ease of use and the fact that all components are recyclable and earth-friendly!

Good product at a good price.

As far as food service paper towels go, these cover the bases nicely, while still being green. They're soft enough that I've used them in lieu of facial tissues to blow my nose, yet durable enough that they hold up well throughout a meal. The package that you receive contains MORE than enough to get me through the school year in my office (used as our team's lunch room), with six to eight people using them on a daily basis. The plastic container (which securely snaps shut) is relatively lightweight, but it's durable enough that it's withstood a few months already of daily use, and shows no wear or tear. The fact that it's clear also means that it's easy enough to see when it's time to refill it.

Overall, this is a good product for your office or school staff lunch area, and there are plenty of soft-yet-strong paper towels included to get you through for quite a long time.

This review is for the hard plastic tabletop interfold napkin dispenser.

For the current price of just under $7, it's difficult to actually fault this thing. Sure, it's kind of cheap feeling, but...it's also cheap. :) It has some nice features, like an easily opened lid that lets you quickly refill it with napkins, as well as transparent side panels to let you see if you're running low on napkins. It also has a capacity larger than a normal pack of napkins, so you can refill it while there are still some left, which is great.

Mine came with a pack of napkins to let me try it out. The napkins are better than I expected after reading some reviews, but they aren't as nice as the Bounty napkins that I've been buying for years. I'm sure that there is a range of quality in folding napkins, but this is my first set at home. These pretty much remind me of every other napkin from a restaurant that has folding napkin dispensers. Meaning, they work but aren't very sturdy.

This isn't going to win any designer awards for looks or flash, but it works just fine. Again, for under $7, it's actually not bad at all. I'm going to stick with my normal square napkins because I like them better, but if you already use or want to try out interfold napkins, this is a pretty inexpensive way to hold them.

Like many families, we use a lot of napkins and paper towels. My kids make a mess, and they are often reaching for whatever is closest to them at any given time, such as said napkins or paper towels, and we have a lot of waste, where they'll pull/ take many at a time and end up tossing a lot of unused product. I can see why commercial establishments went to these single pull type dispensers over time, because it actually prevents excess use, just because you need to pull them individually, and this action seems to slows my kids down just enuf so they are more likely to just take what they need.

These Dixie napkins are about the same texture as typical quarter folded lunch napkins, are less than 1/2 the size when unfolded, but are two-ply. The Dixes take a bit more effort to pull out through the narrower tissue-box type opening than facial tissue, not only because they are larger and rougher, but because the two included plastic dispensers are light clamshell type almost disposable containers themselves, and will come up with the napkins over time as the weight of the napkins goes down, unless you hold the container down with your other hand. Still, I don't mind this at all, because the clamshell does keep your napkins neat as well as clean from dust, and I like that the containers are clear so I can easily see when to refill. These are especially great for outdoors around the patio, and during bbqs- no flyaways. These also absorb wetness and grease really well. I didn't think i'd like these Dixie Ultras as much as I do, but i'm finding them extremely useful and effective for our home use. I'm definitely buying more of these when we run out.