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Dishwashing Chemicals

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Dishwashing chemicals do the cleaning a commercial dishwasher cannot do with water alone: detergent lifts food and grease, rinse aid sheets water off so dishes dry spot-free, and descaler keeps elements and jets clear.

Using the right commercial dishwasher chemicals matters as much as the machine. Match products to your commercial dishwasher, glasswasher or pot washer, and to your water hardness.

Not sure which products suit your machine? Request a callback and we will help you choose.

These are the top FAQs for Dishwashing Chemicals

Detergent, rinse aid and descaler: do I need all three?

For most machines, yes. Detergent cleans, rinse aid dries, and descaler protects the machine in hard-water areas.

Glass-specific products help beer glasses hold a head; see bar cleaning supplies.

How are chemicals dosed?

Most commercial machines dose automatically from drums through dosing pumps. Check the product suits your machine's dosing system.

Racks sized for the machine are in commercial dishwasher racks.

Are they safe to store in the kitchen?

Store chemicals away from food, in their original containers, with safety data sheets available to staff.

Other kitchen cleaners are in commercial kitchen cleaning supplies.

Why are dishes coming out spotty?

Usually low rinse aid, hard water or a dirty machine. Check dosing, then descale.

Pre-rinse with commercial rinse jets to keep the wash water cleaner.

How much detergent should a machine use per cycle?

Dosing depends on the machine, water hardness and the chemical's concentration. Set it with the supplier rather than guessing; over-dosing wastes money and leaves residue.

What form do commercial dishwashing chemicals come in?

Liquid concentrates, dosed automatically from a drum through the machine's pumps. Detergent and rinse aid run on separate lines, and descaler is used periodically rather than every cycle.

Powders and solid blocks exist for some machines. Check what your machine is set up to dose before ordering.