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The lifespan of cotton napkins is influenced by various factors, and the measurement of their lifespan varies in different usage scenarios.

1. From the perspective of washing frequency

Generally speaking, the washing frequency of cotton napkins is around 120-130 times. After reaching this washing frequency, napkins may have small holes, broken edges, detached folds, become thinner and more prone to breakage, become cloudy in color, and decrease in softness. At this time, it is necessary to consider replacing napkins.

2. From the perspective of usage duration

In personal or household use scenarios, considering hygiene factors, experts suggest that all cotton towel products (similar to napkins) should be replaced within about 30 days, and should not exceed 40 days at most. Because cotton products can be contaminated with bacteria after prolonged use, and the moisture absorption and storage properties of cotton fibers provide convenient conditions for the growth of bacteria. Being in a warm and humid state for a long time, coupled with the accumulation of oil, dust, impurities in water, and dust in the air on human skin, over time, becomes a paradise for bacteria. Continuing to use not only fails to achieve a cleansing effect, but may also contaminate the skin and clog pores.

When used in commercial places such as hotels, although there is no specific time limit, it is necessary to regularly check the condition of the napkins. Once there are any damages, dirtiness, or hardening that affect use and hygiene, they should be replaced in a timely manner to ensure service quality and customer satisfaction.