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Caring for Your Wedding Gown
Read MoreMay and June are the traditional wedding months, particularly in the United States. A wedding gown is much than just a dress, it is a treasure, a symbol of an…
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Coffee Stains Can Be Sneaky Stains
Read MoreSome sneaky stains can be a real head scratcher for us if we are working with incomplete information. You may not realize it, but some stains can be made up…
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Common Fabric Terms
Read MoreEver read a garment tag and wonder what a particular term means? Here are definitions for common terms seen on garment tags. Acetate - A synthetic fiber which is used for…
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Common Causes of Color Loss
Read MoreLIGHT FADING Many consumers are not aware that dyes can fade if exposed to light, either sunlight or artificial light. With this type of color loss, fading is generally…
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Wedding Gown Survival Guide
Read MoreWedding day stains are fairly common, and almost anything you spill on your wedding gown will show. Hereís a quick-fix guide to help you out if you find yourself in…
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Help Us Help the Environment by Recycling
Read MoreAre extra hangers cluttering your closet? Want to find a good home for them? Rather than allowing them to become a nuisance, return them to your us and we’ll take…
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Helping Linens Look Their Holiday Best
Read MoreAt the many family dinners, festive parties, and neighborhood open houses this holiday season, you want your table to look perfect. Many linens are special, especially when they are gifts…
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Q & A: Incredible Shrinking Comforter
Read MoreQ I washed a comforter that shrank. What happened? A Some natural relaxation shrinkage can show up after cleaning household items such as comforters, bedspreads, and blankets. There is usually…
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Q&A: Does Drycleaning Reduce Clothing Life?
Read MoreQDoes frequent drycleaning shorten the life of a garment? A On the contrary, frequent cleaning prolongs the life of a garment. Not only do stains set with age, making the…
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Professional Cleaning Processes: What We Do To Keep You Looking Your Best
Read MoreDrycleaning Drycleaning uses solvent to remove soils and stains from fabric in specially designed machines. The term "drycleaning" is misleading: it is called drycleaning because the solvent contains little…