Description

Dry cleaning is a process that uses solvents instead of water to clean delicate fabrics and garments. It's a good option for fabrics that can shrink, stretch, or be damaged by water, like silk, velvet, wool, and suede. How dry cleaning works Inspection: The dry cleaner inspects the garments for stains, tears, and missing buttons. Pre-treatment: Stains and spots are treated with solvents or spotting agents. Cleaning: The garments are placed in a dry cleaning machine and cleaned with a solvent like perchloroethylene (perc). Inspection: The garments are inspected again to make sure all stains have been removed. Finishing: The garments are pressed or steam ironed. Benefits of dry cleaning Removes stains and odors, Prevents moths, Removes yellow patches, Gives a new fresh look to garments, and Less damaging to fabrics than traditional washing with soap and water. Dry cleaning for fancy clothes Dry cleaning is a good option for formal wear like suits, blazers, and dresses with embellishments like sequins or beads.