Sri Lankan kitchens
Restaurants on Station Road and in Rayners Lane mark aprons with turmeric and coconut oil. These are pre-treated first.

Restaurant linen for Wealdstone, Rayners Lane, Station Road and Pinner: aprons, napkins and whites for Indian, Sri Lankan and neighbourhood kitchens.
Get a quoteHarrow’s restaurants are best known for South Asian food. Station Road and Wealdstone High Street have Indian and Sri Lankan restaurants and sweet shops, Rayners Lane has Tamil and Gujarati kitchens, and Pinner and Stanmore have village restaurants and pubs.
Curry leaves, turmeric and coconut oil mark aprons and cloths daily. Sweet shops use aprons dusted with sugar and flour. We pre-treat by stain type and collect weekly or more.
Restaurants on Station Road and in Rayners Lane mark aprons with turmeric and coconut oil. These are pre-treated first.
Sweet centres send aprons dusted with sugar and gram flour. Loose powder is shaken out before washing.
Restaurants and pubs in Pinner lay cloth napkins at weekends. A Monday collection suits them.
Caterers serving large weddings send many tablecloths and napkins at once. Tell us event dates.
Every day or wedding peaks.
Turmeric and oil treated first.
Ready for service.
A few of our prices, without VAT. Collection and delivery in Harrow are free on orders of £50 or more.
All restaurants pricesYes.
Yes, they are pre-treated; very old marks may remain.
Yes, with collections planned around events.

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