Top Tips – Harringdons

Top Tips :
The Kitchen tool that is cost effective and eco-friendly. Here are a few uses of the many for a kitchen towel (or tea towel, depending on which side of the Atlantic you are) to make life easier in the kitchen and beyond.

Dry Dishes: Throw that bacteria catching plastic rack and dry your dishes with a natural 100% cotton dish towel.
Locks in flavor: Wrap and create a tight seal on cooking pots with a tea towel when steaming. Seals in seasoning aroma and flavor.
Cover baked goodies: Use as a natural basket warmer for your bakery items – keeps bread squidgy – cakes stay soft and warm.
Wrap a present: Forget those sparkling gift bags, give something extra – wrap your present in a tea towel.
Cushion: Dampen it and lay it under cutting boards and choppers to secure them from slipping. Or under a mixing bowl, the towel will prevent the bowl from wobbling and protect your counter top from scratches.
Dry washed greens: Naturally dries lettuce, keeping it and all your greens crisp and salad fresh. No more salad spinners. Cushions fruit from bruises and keep it fresh.
Health and safety: Use it to handle hot utensils and warm food.

HOW TO REMOVE STAINS :

Red wine:
Mop up the spilt wine as soon as possible using a paper towel or white cloth, soak the stain in white wine or 60° alcohol, avoid salt which can damage the fabric, and wash your tablecloth as soon as possible after the meal. If you do not wash it immediately, leave the stain to soak in cold water.
Coloured stains (red fruits, lipstick, pollen):
For fruit stains, firstly rinse in cold water. Dab with a cloth soaked in rubbing alcohol to remove most of the staining, then rub the stain with washing-up liquid, rinse in cold water and only then wash in the machine.
Candle wax:
Scrape off as much candle wax from the tablecloth as possible. Roll the cloth between the fingers to squeeze out any wax that has penetrated the fabric. Stretch the stained fabric taut under the hot tap. The hot water will penetrate the fabric and melt the wax. You can then wash your tablecloth.
Tea:
Quickly soak the stain in sparkling water and wash the tablecloth as soon as possible before the stain dries. Tea has strong staining properties and is difficult to remove once the stain has dried.
Fat:
Rub the stain with soap or a stain remover before washing the tablecloth at 60°.

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Top Tips : The Kitchen tool that is cost effective and eco-friendly. Here are a few uses of the many for a kitchen towel (or tea towel, depending on which side of the Atlantic you are) to make life easier in the kitchen and beyond.

HOW TO REMOVE STAINS :

Cookie and Privacy Settings

Top Tips :
The Kitchen tool that is cost effective and eco-friendly. Here are a few uses of the many for a kitchen towel (or tea towel, depending on which side of the Atlantic you are) to make life easier in the kitchen and beyond.