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Nisbets Essentials
Nisbets Essentials Polycotton Tea Towels 5 Pack
£6.24(£7.49 inc VAT)
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These are straightforward polycotton tea towels sold in a pack of five — a practical consumable for any commercial kitchen, café, or catering operation that needs a reliable supply of general-purpose cloths for drying, wiping, and light service tasks.
In a busy kitchen environment, tea towels tend to go through stock quickly. Having a consistent supply on hand helps keep service running smoothly without interruption, whether they're being used for drying crockery and glassware, handling hot dishes, or keeping prep surfaces clean between tasks. Polycotton construction offers a reasonable balance of absorbency and durability, holding up to repeated laundering better than lower-grade cotton alternatives.
- Suitable for drying crockery, glassware, and utensils
- Polycotton blend for durability through repeated washing
- Generous size suited to general kitchen and service tasks
- Pack of five supports bulk stocking and rotation
- Low cost per cloth makes regular replacement practical
These are a consumable item rather than a specialist product, so there is little to consider in terms of installation or setup. The main practical consideration is stock rotation — keeping clean cloths in circulation and replacing worn or stained cloths regularly is straightforward good hygiene practice in any commercial kitchen.
Well suited to cafés, restaurants, pub kitchens, and catering operations of any size. For sites with very high turnover or large front-of-house teams, buying in greater quantity may reduce restocking frequency.
If you're unsure about quantities or want to discuss other smallwares alongside your order, the team is happy to help.
Frequently asked questions
How many packs would a typical busy kitchen get through in a week?
It varies considerably depending on team size, service volume, and how strictly you rotate cloths. A small café might manage on one or two packs per week, while a high-volume kitchen with a larger brigade may go through considerably more. Buying in bulk is often more cost-effective if you have storage space.
Are these suitable for drying glassware as well as general kitchen use?
Yes, polycotton cloths are commonly used for both glassware and crockery drying in catering environments. For front-of-house glass polishing where a lint-free finish is important, a dedicated glass cloth may give a cleaner result.
What is the recommended laundering approach for commercial use?
Polycotton tea towels are generally suitable for machine washing at standard commercial laundry temperatures. Following your site's linen hygiene procedures — including washing at an appropriate temperature and replacing cloths showing signs of wear or heavy staining — is good practice in any food environment.
£6.24(£7.49 inc VAT)
£6.24(£7.49 inc VAT)
These are straightforward polycotton tea towels sold in a pack of five — a practical consumable for any commercial kitchen, café, or catering operation that needs a reliable supply of general-purpose cloths for drying, wiping, and light service tasks.
In a busy kitchen environment, tea towels tend to go through stock quickly. Having a consistent supply on hand helps keep service running smoothly without interruption, whether they're being used for drying crockery and glassware, handling hot dishes, or keeping prep surfaces clean between tasks. Polycotton construction offers a reasonable balance of absorbency and durability, holding up to repeated laundering better than lower-grade cotton alternatives.
- Suitable for drying crockery, glassware, and utensils
- Polycotton blend for durability through repeated washing
- Generous size suited to general kitchen and service tasks
- Pack of five supports bulk stocking and rotation
- Low cost per cloth makes regular replacement practical
These are a consumable item rather than a specialist product, so there is little to consider in terms of installation or setup. The main practical consideration is stock rotation — keeping clean cloths in circulation and replacing worn or stained cloths regularly is straightforward good hygiene practice in any commercial kitchen.
Well suited to cafés, restaurants, pub kitchens, and catering operations of any size. For sites with very high turnover or large front-of-house teams, buying in greater quantity may reduce restocking frequency.
If you're unsure about quantities or want to discuss other smallwares alongside your order, the team is happy to help.
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