Paper Glass Covers - White - 60mm - 1000 Pack

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Designed for event planners, restaurant owners, and caterers, these SolutionWare 60mm paper glass covers provide an efficient way to maintain beverage hygiene by shielding pre-poured drinks from dust and insects. While these covers significantly reduce post-service cleanup and labor costs, it is essential to measure your glassware diameter precisely beforehand, as they are specifically sized for 60mm openings.
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These are paper covers intended for dust and debris protection; they are not designed to be liquid-proof or spill-proof.
No, they are specifically sized for 60mm openings and will not provide proper coverage for larger glassware.
The covers are made of paper, which is generally recyclable or compostable depending on your local facility guidelines and whether they have been soiled.
Each retail pack contains 1000 individual paper covers.
They provide a minor insulating barrier against ambient air, but they are primarily designed for hygiene rather than temperature control.
Verify that your glassware opening is exactly 60mm; if the glass is wider, the cover will not seat properly.
Gently fan the edges of the stack before use to ensure individual covers separate easily.
Before purchase, ensure your glassware features an opening diameter of exactly 60mm. To set up, simply remove a cover from the stack and place it firmly over the glass rim. Because these are made of paper, they should be stored in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture damage or wrinkling. Do not attempt to reuse covers after they have come into contact with liquids, as the integrity of the paper will degrade.