Does the blue and white floral pattern of this Disposable Cocktail Paper Napkins fade easily?

In terms of materials, this Disposable Cocktail Paper Napkins uses 99.99% virgin wood pulp as the main raw material. Virgin wood pulp not only has natural softness and good water absorption, but more importantly, as the base material of paper towels, it can provide a stable and high-quality dyeing foundation. Compared with recycled pulp or other synthetic materials, virgin wood pulp has a stronger ability to absorb and fix pigments, which helps to reduce the possibility of color shedding or fading.
In the process of producing this Disposable Cocktail Paper Napkins, we pay special attention to the dyeing and color fixing of the pattern, and use the industry's advanced dyeing and color fixing technologies for this purpose. These technologies not only ensure that the blue and white floral pattern can be evenly and delicately distributed in every corner of the paper towel, but also ensure that the color can deeply penetrate and firmly adhere to the fibers of the paper towel. Through the fine dyeing process, we ensure that the lines of the pattern are smooth and the colors are full, bringing visual pleasure to consumers.
And efficient color fixing is another highlight of our technology. After dyeing, we use specific color fixatives to fix the paper towels. These color fixatives can tightly bind to the pigment molecules in the paper towel fibers to form stable chemical bonds, thereby effectively preventing the color from falling off or fading during subsequent use. This step greatly improves the durability and practicality of the paper towels, allowing consumers to enjoy beautiful patterns while also having a lasting use experience.
In addition, in order to ensure the excellent quality of our products, we have also established a strict quality control system. After the paper towels are produced, we will conduct a series of comprehensive quality tests on them, among which the color fastness test is particularly important. We simulated various situations that paper towels may encounter under normal use conditions, such as wiping, contact with food, etc., and conducted multiple friction, soaking and other tests on the paper towels to test their color stability and durability. These tests not only helped us select high-quality paper towel products, but also provided valuable data support for our continuous improvement of production processes and product quality.