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EcoTech
EcoTech Envirowipe Antibacterial Compostable Cloths Blue 25 Pack
£5.76(£6.91 inc VAT)
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These blue antibacterial cloths from EcoTech are designed for colour-coded cleaning routines in commercial kitchens, food preparation areas, and catering environments. Colour coding is a straightforward and widely adopted approach to reducing cross-contamination risk — blue typically designates general food preparation surfaces or low-risk areas, keeping cleaning tasks clearly separated across a busy kitchen team.
The cloths are tested to BS EN 1186, confirming their suitability for contact with food surfaces. In practice, they hold up well to regular daily use across wipe-down tasks, surface cleaning between service periods, and general hygiene maintenance. They are not a heavy-duty scrubbing cloth, but for general surface wiping they perform consistently and are pleasant to handle.
Where these stand out against conventional disposable cloths is the compostability. At end of use, they can be composted rather than sent to landfill, which supports kitchens working toward waste reduction targets or sustainability policies — increasingly relevant for contract caterers, schools, and hospitality venues with environmental commitments.
- Colour-coded blue for clear separation of cleaning zones
- Antibacterial formulation helps maintain surface hygiene standards
- Compostable construction supports kitchen sustainability objectives
- Tested to BS EN 1186 for food surface contact suitability
These are sold in packs of 25 and are well suited to sites that go through cloths at a steady rate. Higher-volume operations running multiple cleaning shifts may want to consider larger pack quantities to keep costs manageable.
If you are reviewing your kitchen's colour-coding system or want guidance on building out a compliant cleaning regime, the team is happy to help.
Frequently asked questions
What does the blue colour coding mean in a commercial kitchen context?
Blue is commonly assigned to general food preparation surfaces or low-risk areas in standard colour-coded cleaning systems. The specific assignment can vary depending on your kitchen's own hygiene policy, so it is worth ensuring your team's colour-coding protocol aligns with how these cloths are used.
Are these cloths suitable for cleaning food contact surfaces?
Yes — the cloths are tested to BS EN 1186, which covers materials and articles intended for contact with food. This makes them appropriate for wiping down food preparation surfaces as part of a regular cleaning regime.
How should these cloths be disposed of to benefit from the compostability?
To realise the composting benefit, the cloths need to go into a suitable composting stream rather than general waste. If your site uses a commercial composting collection service or has an on-site composting arrangement, these cloths are designed to break down within that process. Standard landfill disposal does not make use of the compostable properties.
£5.76(£6.91 inc VAT)
£5.76(£6.91 inc VAT)
These blue antibacterial cloths from EcoTech are designed for colour-coded cleaning routines in commercial kitchens, food preparation areas, and catering environments. Colour coding is a straightforward and widely adopted approach to reducing cross-contamination risk — blue typically designates general food preparation surfaces or low-risk areas, keeping cleaning tasks clearly separated across a busy kitchen team.
The cloths are tested to BS EN 1186, confirming their suitability for contact with food surfaces. In practice, they hold up well to regular daily use across wipe-down tasks, surface cleaning between service periods, and general hygiene maintenance. They are not a heavy-duty scrubbing cloth, but for general surface wiping they perform consistently and are pleasant to handle.
Where these stand out against conventional disposable cloths is the compostability. At end of use, they can be composted rather than sent to landfill, which supports kitchens working toward waste reduction targets or sustainability policies — increasingly relevant for contract caterers, schools, and hospitality venues with environmental commitments.
- Colour-coded blue for clear separation of cleaning zones
- Antibacterial formulation helps maintain surface hygiene standards
- Compostable construction supports kitchen sustainability objectives
- Tested to BS EN 1186 for food surface contact suitability
These are sold in packs of 25 and are well suited to sites that go through cloths at a steady rate. Higher-volume operations running multiple cleaning shifts may want to consider larger pack quantities to keep costs manageable.
If you are reviewing your kitchen's colour-coding system or want guidance on building out a compliant cleaning regime, the team is happy to help.
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