Stains on aprons and uniforms
Coffee, grease, blood, ketchup: type the stain and get what to do now, what to use, what never to do and when to give up. Every step names its source.
Drinks
- CoffeeCoffee splashed down your apron at the bar in the morning rush.
- TeaA chai tipped over the counter and down your front.
- Milk and dairySteamed milk slopped onto your sleeve while you poured.
- Sugar and syrupA pump of vanilla syrup dripped onto your apron.
- Red wine and berryA blueberry muffin crumbled onto your apron, juice and all.
Food
- Grease and oilFryer oil spattered your apron at the line during the lunch rush.
- ChocolateMocha sauce smeared down your front.
- Tomato and ketchupA squeeze of ketchup got you on the sleeve.
- EggEgg wash dripped from the brush onto your sleeve.
- Mustard and turmericA hot dog with mustard slid in your hand and left a yellow streak.
Body
Chemicals
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How we source these answers
Each step comes from the American Cleaning Institute or a university extension service, with the exact words printed at the bottom of its page. Where they disagree, the page says so. When no source covers something, the page says that too.
This is general information, not legal advice. Rules can change and your local health department has the final say. Check with them before you open or change how you work.
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