Common Myths About Dry Cleaning That People Still Believe.ppt

1. Common Myths About Dry Cleaning That People Still Believe

2. 1. Wait as long as possible before dry-cleaning • 2. Only dirt causes laundry • 3. Dry cleaning is a one-step process • 4. Dry cleaning requires only the correct equipment • 5. A low-cost dry cleaner is preferable • 6. After drying, store garments in plastic bags • 7.There's a Distinct Smell Left Behind by Dry Cleaning • 8. Dress Clothes Don't Need to Be Cleaned in a Dry Cleaner • 9. Dry washing fades natural colours • 10.   Use cheaper Club Soda! Common Dry Cleaning Myths

3. Myth 1: Wait as long as possible before Dry-Cleaning • If you can put off sending your clothes to the dry cleaners for as long as possible, you will wind up wearing the same things over and over again. • If you wash your clothes less frequently, you increase their wear and tear. Try to maintain some order in your closet. • Wet stains from liquids might spread to nearby dry cloth. As you probably guessed, the situation worsens when you consider that the suit cleaning service might not be able to fix the clothes.

4. Myth 2: Only Dirt Causes Laundry • All over again, this is just untrue. First and foremost, garments must be clean and pressed before they can be worn. They should also be clean and pleasant to the nose. • Dust, pollen, air pollution, fungi, germs, cigarette smoke, and exhaust fumes from vehicles are just a few of the many potentially harmful compounds that can cling to your clothing throughout the day. • As you may expect, your clothing accumulates all the aforementioned pollutants and toxins. If you don't clean up after yourself, you can end up with a rash or respiratory issues. Add a footer

5. Clothes that will be dry cleaned must be separated by fabric type before being put through the machines. Cleansing settings for different fabrics vary greatly. The truth is that dry cleaners employs a number of methods to clean your garments. Stains on clothing can be removed using techniques like dry foam or chemical treatments. In addition, the water used in the process is heated in order to effectively attack any dirt on the fabric. Myth 3: Dry cleaning is a one-step process Add a footer

6. If you use hot water cleaning machines, your staff needs to be properly taught to use them safely and effectively. The fabric shrinks if the hot water is left on for too long. The material actually crumbles to bits, which is even worse. Myth 4: Dry cleaning requires only the correct equipment Really, it's not true at all. Most businesses today have adequate resources; some even have the cutting-edge machinery money can buy. Add a footer

7. There is more to just looking for a company that offers the cheap suit jacket dry cleaning cost for its services. It's likely that there are additional fees that should have been included in the original estimate or invoice. Myth 5: A low-cost dry cleaner is preferable However, there are better options than excessively pricey businesses. Keep an open mind and realise that the advertised costs may reflect something other than the actual prices offered at the dry cleaners. Add a footer

8. Clothes that have been stored in plastic bags without ventilation can shrink and develop a musty odour because of the trapped moisture. As was already said, wearing stale clothing can be harmful to your health. Do what you can to let some air into your clothes. Myth 6: After drying, store garments in plastic bags Experts recommend giving your garments some breathing room by hanging them up. Add a footer

9. While it's true that freshly cleaned garments will have a faint dry cleaning odour, that scent will dissipate after the garments have dried. It's a common misconception that this procedure necessitates the use of dangerous chemicals. On the contrary, it's one of the greenest options for laundering garments. Myth 7: There's a Distinct Smell Left Behind by Dry Cleaning Add a footer

10. Even if you can get away with not dry cleaning your formal clothes on occasion, you really should try to avoid doing so. Formal attire can be damaged by chemicals and sweat from frequent washing. While dry cleaning isn't required for most types of clothing, it does help maintain a fresh appearance. Myth 8: Dress Clothes Don't Need to Be Cleaned in a Dry Cleaner Add a footer

11. Over time, repeated washings and wearings will fade the colours in your garment. This is inevitable whether or not you routinely take them to a dry cleaner. Dry cleaning, in contrast to both hand washing and machine washing, extends the lifespan of your garments. Dry cleaning solvent is less dense than water, so it slides more easily through the fabric. Myth 9: Dry washing fades natural colours Add a footer

12. While club soda has been touted as a miracle solution for removing tough stains at home, it just isn't a suitable replacement for professional dry cleaners. Myth 10: Use cheaper Club Soda! You should take your stained item to the best dry cleaners as soon as possible after you have carefully removed any excess stain. Add a footer

13. Dry Cleaning Services can preserve natural fibres in your clothing from deterioration. It's eco-friendly and efficient, making it a viable substitute for detergents made with water. The top dry cleaner in the UK is Gold Dry Cleaners. We promise that we only employ the best practises when it comes to dry cleaning and caring for your clothes. Get in touch with us right away. The Bottomline Add a footer