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Jangro Destaining Powder 10kg | Crockery Stain Remover

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Jangro Destaining Powder 10kg | Crockery Stain Remover

SKU: BB110-10

£24.14(£28.97 inc VAT)
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Jangro Destaining Powder is a concentrated white powder formulated to remove tea and coffee stains from crockery, cups, and catering urns. It works through a soak method rather than aggressive scrubbing, making it practical for kitchens that need to turn around large volumes of crockery without risking damage to glazed surfaces.

In busy catering environments — staff restaurants, hotel banqueting, café operations, and similar settings — crockery can build up stubborn tannin staining that standard dishwasher cycles don't fully address. A periodic destaining soak keeps presentation standards up without the need for labour-intensive scrubbing or harsher chemical treatments.

Key practical points for day-to-day use:

  • Gentle enough for regular use on all crockery types without surface damage
  • Concentrated formula — a small measured dose makes a working solution suitable for a soak batch
  • Effective on tea urns and catering equipment as well as cups and plates
  • Short soak time required — fits into a standard kitchen cleaning routine
  • 10kg supply reduces reorder frequency for high-usage sites

This is a straightforward product for most catering operations, but it's worth confirming suitability if you're dealing with specialist or antique crockery, or if you're looking to integrate destaining into a broader dishwash chemical programme. If you're unsure which cleaning products best suit your operation, our team is happy to point you in the right direction.

Frequently asked questions

How often should destaining powder be used in a catering operation?

It depends on the volume of hot drinks served and the hardness of your water supply, both of which accelerate tannin build-up. Most operations find a weekly or fortnightly soak sufficient to keep on top of staining, though higher-volume sites — such as hotel breakfast services or busy staff canteens — may benefit from more frequent use.

Can this powder be used on equipment other than crockery?

Yes — it's commonly used to clean the inside of tea urns and hot water boilers where tannin and limescale deposits accumulate over time. For heavy limescale build-up on boilers and urns, a dedicated descaler may be needed alongside or instead of a destaining product.

Is a 10kg tub the right quantity for a small catering operation?

For lower-volume sites such as a small café or office kitchen, a 10kg supply will typically last a considerable time given the concentrated nature of the formula. If consumption is modest, it's worth checking storage conditions to ensure the powder is kept dry and sealed, as moisture can affect performance over time.
Jangro Destaining Powder 10kg | Crockery Stain Remover

£24.14(£28.97 inc VAT)

£24.14(£28.97 inc VAT)

Jangro Destaining Powder is a concentrated white powder formulated to remove tea and coffee stains from crockery, cups, and catering urns. It works through a soak method rather than aggressive scrubbing, making it practical for kitchens that need to turn around large volumes of crockery without risking damage to glazed surfaces.

In busy catering environments — staff restaurants, hotel banqueting, café operations, and similar settings — crockery can build up stubborn tannin staining that standard dishwasher cycles don't fully address. A periodic destaining soak keeps presentation standards up without the need for labour-intensive scrubbing or harsher chemical treatments.

Key practical points for day-to-day use:

  • Gentle enough for regular use on all crockery types without surface damage
  • Concentrated formula — a small measured dose makes a working solution suitable for a soak batch
  • Effective on tea urns and catering equipment as well as cups and plates
  • Short soak time required — fits into a standard kitchen cleaning routine
  • 10kg supply reduces reorder frequency for high-usage sites

This is a straightforward product for most catering operations, but it's worth confirming suitability if you're dealing with specialist or antique crockery, or if you're looking to integrate destaining into a broader dishwash chemical programme. If you're unsure which cleaning products best suit your operation, our team is happy to point you in the right direction.