Colonial Cleaners

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5 years ago

When you’re dealing with linens and clothing that are in contact with sick people, having them properly sanitized is critical. We’ll ensure the laundry you send is always properly cleaned. 

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5 years ago

One common cause of accidental stains is the many ordinary chemicals found in your bathroom cabinet. These agents may also leave stains that aren't visible at first but become visible later. 

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5 years ago

Fur care is crucial in preserving your garment and lengthening its life span. When hanging your fur in your home closet, always allow proper space and never store the garment in a plastic bag. Your fur requires proper air circulation. 

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5 years ago

It’s important to remember that running a small restaurant or bar doesn’t have to mean regular trips to the Laundromat to deal with the soiled linens. In many cases, outsourcing this type of work will help your business save money in the end. 

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5 years ago

Do you know how to properly store a fur coat? Don’t hang it in a garment bag, especially if the bag is plastic. The fur needs air circulation to keep the hide from drying out, and plastic bags do not allow the coat to breathe. 

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5 years ago

If you get caught in the rain while wearing your fur, there is no need to panic. If it was a light rain, hang the garment up to dry when you get home away from direct hear and in a well-ventilated room. Shake it a few times once it is dry. If the garment is soaked, bring it in to us as soon as you can. 

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5 years ago

If you have a basement, it can be tempting to use that extra space to store your furs during the summer months. Remember, fur requires a cool and dry place, while most basements tend to be humid. 

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5 years ago

Stain removal tip: apply cleaning solvents to the reverse side of the fabric. This will help bleed the stain out of the fibers rather than push it further in. Additionally, it is better to dab or blot at the stain rather than rub it. 

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5 years ago

What causes that “raindrop” stain effect on dry clean-only clothes? In many cases, this type of stain is caused by alcohol based cosmetics or perfumes. Fortunately, this type of stain can usually be completely removed through the dry cleaning process.