Tea Towels & Cloths

These are standard green polyester scouring pads from Jantex, sold in packs of ten. They are designed for scrubbing burnt-on food residue, grease, and limescale from pots, pans, trays, and general kitchenware without the need for specialist cleaning products.

In a busy commercial kitchen, scourers like these tend to be consumed quickly, particularly during heavy prep or after service when baked-on residue needs to shift fast. The polyester construction holds up to repeated use reasonably well — a quick rinse between tasks extends their working life and helps keep replacement costs manageable. They are not suited to non-stick or delicate coated surfaces, where a softer cloth would be more appropriate.

• Removes burnt-on grease and food residue from pots and trays
• Suitable for stainless steel, ceramic, and uncoated cookware
• Reusable — rinse after use to extend working life
• Compact size suits detail scrubbing and awkward areas

As a consumable item, they are worth keeping in stock in reasonable quantities. Sites with high cover numbers or large batch cooking will get through them at a faster rate than lighter-use operations. If you regularly need to tackle heavy carbonisation on roasting trays or oven interiors, a heavier-duty scouring product may serve better alongside these.

If you are unsure which scouring or cleaning products are best suited to your specific surfaces and workload, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

The EcoTech Envirowipe is a non-woven antibacterial cleaning cloth designed for professional kitchen environments where hygiene control and colour-coded cleaning protocols are standard practice. Each cloth is made from rayon and carries antibacterial properties to help reduce the spread of bacteria during general surface cleaning tasks.

In busy commercial kitchens, colour coding is one of the most practical tools for minimising cross-contamination between preparation areas. The green cloths are conventionally assigned to general food preparation surfaces and salad areas, making them straightforward to integrate into existing hygiene regimes. The cloths are sized generously enough for surface wiping tasks without being unwieldy, and the non-woven construction holds up reasonably well through a standard working shift.

From a practical standpoint, these cloths offer a few advantages worth noting:

• Antibacterial properties help reduce surface bacteria during routine cleaning
• Compostable construction supports waste reduction and sustainability targets
• Green colour aids compliance with colour-coded HACCP cleaning protocols
• Non-woven rayon material provides reasonable durability for single-use or limited-use applications
• Pack of 25 provides a practical supply for daily kitchen operations

These cloths are compostable, which is a useful consideration for kitchens working toward reducing landfill waste or meeting environmental commitments. That said, composting will require access to appropriate commercial composting facilities — standard general waste disposal will not achieve the environmental benefit.

These cloths are well suited to cafés, restaurants, school kitchens, care homes, and similar catering operations running structured cleaning schedules. They are a single-use or short-use consumable rather than a durable cloth, so operators with very high turnover may want to assess pack quantities accordingly. If you are reviewing your kitchen's full cleaning consumables setup, the team is happy to help you think through what works best for your operation.

Peek lint-free cloths are designed for applying metal polish and surface treatments to metals, ceramics, and fibreglass without leaving fibres or residue behind. They are the standard cloth supplied and recommended for use with Peek polish products, making them a practical companion for routine equipment maintenance in commercial kitchens and front-of-house areas.

Because they are machine washable, the cloths can be laundered and reused rather than discarded after a single use, which suits the kind of regular maintenance cycles common in busy catering operations. A pack of three allows cloths to be rotated through washing without interrupting the cleaning routine.

These cloths are best suited to operators who use Peek polish regularly — for example, on stainless steel surfaces, copper, brassware, or silverware in hotels, restaurants, and contract catering environments. They are a straightforward, low-cost consumable rather than a heavy-duty cleaning product, and are not intended for general kitchen wiping or food contact surfaces.

If you are unsure which cleaning cloths or polishes are most appropriate for your surfaces or equipment, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

The Greenspeed Heavy Duty XL Microfibre Cloth is a large-format cleaning cloth designed for the kind of sustained, heavy use that commercial kitchens demand. At 620x520mm, it covers more surface area per pass than a standard cloth, which makes a practical difference when cleaning down prep surfaces, counters, and equipment at pace during or after service.

Microfibre construction gives the cloth strong absorbency and the ability to lift grease and food residue without requiring excessive chemical use. The XL size is particularly useful in busy kitchens where speed of clean-down matters — fewer passes, less wringing out, and less time spent on routine cleaning tasks.

The cloth is colour-coded green, which supports kitchen hygiene protocols that separate cleaning cloths by zone or task. This is a straightforward but effective way to reduce cross-contamination risk and keep cleaning practices consistent across a team.

• Rated for repeated laundering, making it a practical long-term investment over disposable alternatives
• Works effectively on stainless steel surfaces, prep tables, and general kitchen equipment
• Reduces reliance on single-use paper products for day-to-day clean-down

This cloth is well suited to any commercial kitchen looking to standardise its cleaning kit with a durable, washable option. It is equally at home in a school canteen, care home kitchen, or a busy restaurant back-of-house. For sites requiring cloths across multiple colour-coded zones, it is worth considering whether the full Greenspeed colour range meets your needs.

If you are reviewing your kitchen's cleaning materials or colour-coding setup and would like a steer on what works well in practice, the team is happy to help.

This heavy duty microfibre cloth from Greenspeed is a practical, everyday cleaning cloth suited to commercial kitchen environments. At 400x400mm, it offers a workable surface area for wiping down preparation surfaces, equipment exteriors, and other high-contact areas. The blue colour makes it straightforward to apply colour-coded cleaning protocols — a common requirement in food-safe kitchens where cross-contamination risk needs to be managed.

Microfibre cloths of this type pick up grease, moisture, and food residue more effectively than traditional cotton cloths, and they do so without leaving lint behind. That matters on stainless steel surfaces, where streaking and fibre deposits are a nuisance. The heavy duty construction handles repeated wringing and scrubbing without breaking down quickly.

• Colour-coded blue — suitable for general surface cleaning in standard hygiene zoning schemes
• Highly absorbent microfibre construction lifts grease and moisture efficiently
• Withstands frequent laundering, reducing ongoing replacement costs
• Lint-free finish suited to stainless steel and smooth surfaces
• Lightweight and easy to handle during continuous service cleaning

It is worth noting that a single cloth is sold here. Kitchens running full colour-coded systems will typically want to order in quantity across the relevant colours. The cloth is sold individually, so it is worth planning quantities against your cleaning rotation and laundry cycle.

If you are building out a cleaning kit or setting up a hygiene protocol for a new site and want a steer on quantities or cloth types, the team is happy to help.

The Greenspeed Heavy Duty Microfibre Cloth is a robust, reusable cleaning cloth intended for day-to-day use in commercial kitchens and food service environments. At 400x400mm, it sits at a practical working size — large enough to cover surface area efficiently without becoming unwieldy during service.

Microfibre cloths of this type are commonly used across prep areas, service counters, and general kitchen surfaces where rapid, thorough cleaning is needed. The material lifts grease and food residue effectively without relying on excessive chemical use, which suits kitchens working to reduce cleaning product consumption or operating under tighter hygiene protocols.

The green colourway supports colour-coded cleaning systems, helping kitchens keep designated cloths to designated areas and reduce the risk of cross-contamination between zones. Key practical advantages include:

• Highly absorbent construction handles heavy soiling and spills efficiently
• Green colour supports structured, zone-based hygiene regimes
• Rated for repeated laundering, reducing ongoing replacement costs
• Lightweight and easy to handle during continuous cleaning tasks
• Suitable for use across a range of kitchen surface types

It is worth noting that microfibre cloths perform best when kept clean between uses — a laundering routine matters as much as the cloth itself. For high-volume kitchens, buying in multiples to allow rotation through the wash cycle is a sensible approach.

If you are reviewing cleaning materials as part of a wider hygiene programme or setting up colour-coded systems across multiple zones, our team is happy to help you work through the options.

These Jantex floor cloths are a straightforward, practical solution for routine floor cleaning in commercial kitchens, front-of-house areas, and food service environments. Sold in packs of ten, they are intended for regular use across busy sites where cloths need to be cycled through and laundered frequently.

The cloths have a lightly abrasive texture that helps lift stubborn marks and dried spillages from hard floor surfaces without requiring excessive scrubbing. They perform well on common commercial flooring types including ceramic tile, vinyl, and sealed stone. Machine washability means they can be laundered and returned to service rather than discarded after a single use, which reduces ongoing consumable costs and waste over time.

• Machine washable for repeated use across service periods
• Abrasive texture assists with stubborn floor stains and dried spillages
• Suitable for use on most hard commercial floor surfaces
• Pack of ten supports regular rotation and laundering cycles
• Practical size suited to hand or mop-assisted floor wiping

For lower-volume sites or occasional spot cleaning, a smaller pack quantity may be sufficient. Busier kitchens or multi-area sites will likely find the ten-pack a sensible starting point given how frequently cloths are laundered in a typical service week.

If you are unsure how many packs to stock or want guidance on pairing these with other cleaning consumables for your site, the team is happy to help.

The Greenspeed Heavy Duty Microfibre Cloth is a commercial-grade cleaning cloth designed for regular, intensive use in professional kitchens and food preparation environments. The red colour coding makes it straightforward to assign specific cloths to designated cleaning zones — a practical measure for maintaining hygiene standards and reducing cross-contamination risk.

In a busy kitchen environment, cloths take considerable punishment. This one is built with a heavier microfibre construction than standard domestic equivalents, meaning it holds up well through repeated use across heavily soiled surfaces, from prep counters to equipment exteriors. Its high absorbency helps operators clean surfaces quickly and thoroughly without excessive effort or multiple passes.

• Colour-coded red for zone-specific hygiene compliance
• Heavy-duty microfibre construction handles greasy or heavily soiled surfaces effectively
• Rated for at least 600 machine washes, significantly reducing replacement frequency
• Lightweight and easy to handle during extended cleaning tasks
• Suitable for surfaces across kitchen, pantry, and front-of-house areas

One practical consideration: as with any microfibre cloth, wash separately from items that produce lint, and avoid fabric softener, which degrades the fibre structure over time and reduces absorbency. Colour coding only works reliably if cleaning protocols are clearly communicated to all staff.

This cloth suits most commercial kitchen operations looking to move away from disposable cloths or lower-quality alternatives. Sites with very high cloth turnover or more demanding surface cleaning requirements may benefit from reviewing a broader range of weights and formats. If you are putting together a full colour-coded cleaning kit or need advice on quantities for your operation, the team is happy to help you work it out.

This heavy duty microfibre cloth from Greenspeed is a practical, everyday cleaning cloth suited to commercial kitchen environments. At 400x400mm, it sits at a workable size for wiping down surfaces, equipment exteriors, and prep areas. The yellow colour coding makes it straightforward to designate this cloth to a specific zone or task — an important hygiene consideration in any professional kitchen operating colour-coded cleaning systems.

Microfibre construction gives the cloth a reasonable advantage over traditional cotton cloths in terms of surface coverage and moisture pick-up. It performs well on stainless steel surfaces and general worktop cleaning without leaving excessive lint behind. The weave is designed to cope with heavier soiling, which is useful during and after busy service periods when surfaces take more punishment.

• Colour-coded yellow for designated zone or task allocation
• High absorbency suited to wiping down wet or greasy surfaces
• Rated for repeated laundering, reducing single-use cloth waste
• Lint-reduced finish suitable for stainless steel and smooth surfaces
• Lightweight and easy to handle during continuous cleaning tasks

These cloths are sold individually, which is worth bearing in mind if you are stocking a full kitchen or building a colour-coded set across multiple zones. For high-volume operations going through cloths quickly, buying in larger quantities is likely more practical. Greenspeed produce cloths across a range of weights and constructions, so if you have a specific surface type or cleaning challenge in mind, it is worth checking whether a different specification would be a better fit.

If you are setting up a colour-coded cleaning system or simply want to make sure you are selecting the right cloth for the task, feel free to get in touch — we are happy to point you in the right direction.

The Greenspeed glass polishing microfibre cloth is a large-format cloth designed for front-of-house and bar use, where streak-free presentation of glassware, crockery and cutlery matters. At 700x610mm it gives staff a good working area to hold and polish without constantly repositioning, which makes a practical difference during a busy service turnaround.

Microfibre construction picks up grease, fingerprints and water marks more effectively than conventional cotton glass cloths, and crucially it does so without leaving lint or fibres behind — a common frustration with cheaper alternatives. The blue colour coding is useful in kitchens and bars that operate colour-coded cleaning regimes, helping to keep glass cloths separate from surface or floor cloths.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

• Lint-free finish reduces the need for re-polishing before service
• High absorbency means glassware dries and polishes in fewer passes
• Durable edge construction helps the cloth retain its shape through repeated laundering
• Blue colour coding supports separation within cleaning protocols
• Suitable for glass, crockery, cutlery and mirror surfaces

The cloth is designed to withstand a high number of machine wash cycles, which makes the cost per use considerably lower than disposable alternatives over time. For sites that polish large volumes of glassware — bars, hotels, restaurants — having a reliable stock of durable cloths that hold up to daily laundering is more practical than frequently replacing worn-out cotton cloths.

If you're looking to standardise your front-of-house cloths or set up a colour-coded cleaning system and want to talk through quantities or cloth types, the team is happy to help.

These Jantex yellow dusters are a practical, everyday cleaning cloth suited to commercial kitchens, front-of-house areas, and back-of-house prep spaces. At 500x400mm, they offer a workable surface area for wiping down equipment, surfaces, and fixtures without the cloth becoming unwieldy in hand.

The yellow colour makes them well suited to a colour-coded cleaning system — a widely used approach in commercial catering environments to reduce the risk of cross-contamination between different areas or surface types. Yellow is commonly assigned to general areas or low-risk surfaces, though individual site cleaning schedules will dictate specific colour allocation.

Supplied in packs of ten, they suit sites that go through cleaning cloths at volume — hospitality venues, contract catering operations, and facilities management teams among them. The cloths are soft enough to avoid surface damage on most equipment finishes, and they handle general dusting and light wipe-down tasks reliably as part of a broader cleaning regime.

If you're setting up or reviewing a colour-coded cleaning system across a site and would like guidance on which cloths suit which zones, the team is happy to help.

This is a standard commercial kitchen tea towel from Vogue, finished in a traditional navy butchers stripe pattern. The cotton-terylene blend is a common choice in catering environments — the cotton content provides absorbency for everyday drying tasks, while the terylene element adds a degree of durability and helps the cloth hold its shape through repeated washing.

In a working kitchen, tea towels like this are a consumable item used for everything from drying crockery and glassware to handling hot dishes and general worktop tasks. The striped pattern is a practical choice for operations where cloths need to be visually distinguished from other linen or where a consistent front-of-house appearance matters.

• Cotton-terylene blend balances absorbency with durability under daily washing
• Navy butchers stripe suits both back-of-house use and front-of-house presentation
• Suitable for drying crockery, glassware, and general kitchen tasks
• Traditional format familiar to kitchen teams and easy to stock in bulk

These are best purchased in quantity for kitchens that run through cloths at volume during service. A single towel suits smaller operations or top-up ordering; busier sites typically keep a rotation of cloths to allow for washing cycles without running short during service periods.

If you are stocking up across a full linen order or want to discuss quantities, the team is happy to help.

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.

The Vogue white waiting cloth is a standard front-of-house service cloth, commonly used by waiting staff in restaurants, hotels, and banqueting environments. Made from a polycotton blend, it offers a balance of absorbency and durability that holds up well through repeated laundering — a practical consideration in any high-turnover service setting.

In day-to-day service, these cloths are used for carrying hot plates, wiping down surfaces at the pass, glass polishing, and general table service tasks. The white finish is the traditional choice for formal and semi-formal dining, presenting a clean, professional appearance that suits most front-of-house environments.

• Suitable for plate carrying, glass polishing, and general service use
• White finish appropriate for formal and casual dining environments
• Polycotton construction withstands frequent commercial laundering
• Practical size for standard waiting and table service tasks

These are consumable items, and most operators keep a reasonable stock on hand to ensure availability through busy service periods. Stock levels worth considering will depend on cover numbers, laundry turnaround, and how heavily the cloths are used during service.

If you are unsure how many to order or whether a different weight or size would suit your operation better, the team is happy to help you work that out.

The Vogue Hotel Oven Cloth in red is a general-purpose cloth made from a cotton and linen mix, commonly used in commercial kitchens as an oven cloth or waiting cloth. The red colourway makes it straightforward to implement colour-coded systems, helping teams distinguish oven cloths from glass cloths or service cloths at a glance.

In a busy kitchen environment, having reliable, clearly identifiable cloths to hand reduces the small but real risk of cross-contamination between tasks. Cotton-linen mix cloths are a long-standing choice in professional kitchens because the linen content adds durability and absorbency while the cotton keeps the cloth manageable and comfortable to use through repeated service periods.

• Red colourway supports colour-coded cloth management in the kitchen
• Cotton-linen construction offers durability through repeated laundering
• Suitable for use as an oven cloth or general waiting cloth
• Practical for high-turnover environments where cloths cycle through the wash daily

These cloths are a consumable item and are typically bought in multiples to maintain a working stock through laundry cycles. Operations that run long or double shifts may find it worth holding a larger supply to avoid running short during service.

If you have questions about quantities or cloth specifications for your operation, the team is happy to help you work out what suits your setup.

The Vogue Standard Oven Cloth is a general-purpose polycotton kitchen cloth in a plain beige finish with a herringbone weave. It is commonly used for handling hot dishes and trays, wiping down surfaces during service, and as a waiting cloth in front-of-house settings.

Polycotton cloths of this type are a practical everyday item in most commercial kitchens and service environments. The herringbone weave gives the cloth reasonable body and absorbency, and the neutral beige colour makes it a practical choice where consistent presentation matters — particularly in restaurants, hotels, and cafés where cloths are visible during service.

• Suitable for general oven and kitchen use as well as front-of-house service
• Herringbone weave construction for added grip and absorbency
• Neutral beige finish for a clean, consistent appearance during service
• Polycotton blend for durability through regular commercial laundering

These cloths are straightforward items and need no special installation or setup. It is worth considering how your kitchen launders cloths at volume — commercial laundry cycles can affect longevity, and buying in reasonable quantities helps maintain a consistent rotation without running short during busy service periods.

This cloth is well suited to smaller hospitality operations and general kitchen use. Kitchens with very high throughput or specific heat-protection requirements may want to consider heavier-duty or specialist heat-resistant options alongside cloths like these.

If you are stocking up for a new site or want to discuss quantities and cloth types for your operation, we are happy to help you work out what makes sense.

The Vogue Heavy Duty Oven Cloth is a straightforward, reliable piece of kitchen smallwares made from 100% unbleached cotton. It is designed to handle the everyday demands of a working kitchen — removing hot trays from ovens, handling bakeware, and general heat protection tasks during service.

In a busy kitchen environment, oven cloths take a great deal of punishment. The heavy duty construction of this cloth holds up better than lighter domestic alternatives, resisting wear through repeated washing and prolonged daily use. The generous size makes it practical for handling larger gastronorm trays and sheet pans without compromising grip or protection.

Practical advantages for kitchen teams include:

• Unbleached cotton construction reduces chemical treatment compared to bleached alternatives
• Heavy duty weave provides reliable heat resistance for routine oven work
• Large cloth size gives good coverage when handling full-size trays or bakeware
• Cotton construction allows high-temperature laundering for hygiene compliance
• Beige colouring helps kitchen teams identify soiling quickly

There are no unusual storage or installation considerations — this is a standard oven cloth. It is worth noting that for very high-temperature specialist work, dedicated oven gloves or silicone protection may be more appropriate. This cloth is suited to everyday oven and baking tasks rather than extreme heat handling.

Well suited to bakeries, pub kitchens, school catering, and any operation with regular oven use. Sites with very high throughput may find it practical to keep a larger stock quantity to allow rotation through laundry cycles.

If you are equipping a new kitchen and want to discuss cloth quantities or other smallwares requirements, the team is happy to help.

This bundle from Vogue brings together three of their most practical kitchen cloths in a single pack: ten Wonderdry tea towels, five waiting cloths, and five glass cloths. It covers the day-to-day cloth requirements of a working kitchen without the need to source each type separately.

In a busy service environment, running short of clean cloths mid-shift is a genuine operational problem. Having a ready stock of each cloth type on hand helps keep prep areas and service running smoothly. The Wonderdry tea towels are commonly used for general drying tasks, the waiting cloths handle service-side work, and the glass cloths are suited to achieving a streak-free finish on glassware and crockery.

• Wonderdry tea towels for general kitchen drying tasks
• Waiting cloths suited to service and front-of-house use
• Glass cloths for streak-free finishing of glassware and crockery
• Mixed bundle reduces the need for multiple separate orders
• Suitable for regular laundering in commercial kitchen use

For kitchens getting through cloths quickly, it is worth considering how often stock is replenished and whether a larger standing order makes more practical sense than individual bundles. For smaller operations or those topping up existing stock, this pack offers a balanced mix without excess of any single type.

If you are unsure how many packs your operation is likely to need on a weekly or monthly basis, the team is happy to help you work that out.

These are plain white polycotton waiting cloths, the kind of everyday service item that front-of-house teams get through in volume. Bought as a 50-pack, they're a practical bulk buy for restaurants, cafés, and banqueting operations that need a reliable stock on hand without placing frequent small orders.

In service, waiting cloths take a lot of punishment — wiping down surfaces, carrying hot plates, handling spillages, and keeping presentation tidy throughout a busy shift. A polycotton construction holds up reasonably well through repeated laundering, which is the practical test that matters most for this type of cloth. Having a sufficient stock means staff always have a clean cloth available when they need one, rather than reusing cloths past the point where they should have been replaced.

• Consistent white colour supports smart front-of-house presentation standards
• Polycotton fabric launders well and dries quickly between service periods
• Bulk pack reduces the frequency of reordering for high-turnover operations
• Versatile enough for plate service, bar use, and general front-of-house duties

For high-volume operations — banqueting suites, large restaurant groups, or contract catering — it's worth considering whether a larger bulk quantity would better suit your turnover rate. If you're unsure how many cloths your operation typically needs across a week or a fortnight, the team is happy to help you work that out.

These are Vogue's standard linen union glass cloths supplied as a bulk bundle of 50. Made from a linen-cotton blend, they are designed for polishing glassware to a streak-free, residue-free finish — a basic but important daily requirement in any bar, restaurant, or hospitality operation.

In practice, glass cloths of this type are among the most frequently replaced consumables in a front-of-house environment. A bulk pack makes sense for most operators, ensuring there is always a clean cloth to hand during service without relying on constant restocking. The linen-cotton construction absorbs moisture effectively and leaves minimal lint on glassware, which matters when presentation standards are high.

A few practical points worth noting:

• Suitable for polishing wine glasses, pint glasses, and general tableware
• Red border aids identification and colour-coded cloth management
• Linen-cotton blend offers durability through repeated commercial laundering
• Bulk quantity reduces reorder frequency for high-volume sites
• Consistent sizing makes handling straightforward for front-of-house staff

These cloths are a practical fit for restaurants, hotels, bars, and event catering operations where front-of-house presentation is a priority. Smaller operations may find a standard pack quantity sufficient, while high-turnover venues — particularly those with cocktail bars or extensive glassware covers — will get the most value from buying in bulk.

If you are stocking up on smallwares or have questions about quantities suited to your service volume, the team are happy to help.