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Got a high-end Halloween costume or a delicate vintage piece for a fall wedding? Don’t risk tossing them in a standard washing machine. Bring them in for expert stain treatment and hand-finishing so they …Read the story →

As mid-October brings cooler temperatures, falling leaves, and cozy layers, it’s the perfect time to give your wardrobe a seasonal refresh. From sweaters and jackets to scarves, coats, and other cold-weather essentials, professional dry …Read the story →

Are you keeping an old military uniform, letter jacket or baby blanket in your attic? Bring us your special family heirlooms. Our cleaning process protects delicate fibers, prevents aging stains. We can repair most …Read the story →

An Autumn favorite, corduroy needs special cleaning care to preserve the rich velvety pile and prevent shrinking. If your corduroy garment is washable, check the label before throwing it in the wash. Never wash …Read the story →

After summer’s hot nights, now’s a good time to freshen your nighttime environment. Begin by stripping the bed down to the mattress. If you use a mattress pad, launder (or bring to us) and …Read the story →

As you transition into your fall wardrobe, don’t forget about the pieces that have been sitting in the back of the closet. Sweaters, light-colored clothing, and jackets can all benefit from a little attention …Read the story →

September weather can be unpredictable. Cool mornings can turn into warm afternoons, so it’s worth keeping a few of your favorite lightweight pieces within easy reach. A light jacket, cardigan, or sweater makes it …Read the story →

Nothing evokes back-to-school like the smell of new denim. When you buy a pair made of untreated raw denim, some experts recommend wearing for six months before washing. Why? It takes wear to break …Read the story →

Well-made garments are getting harder to find and they’re always more expensive, but in the long term they’re almost always a better investment. Treehugger.com tells to look for signs of quality: thicker fabric with a …Read the story →

Delicious on a hot dog. Horrible on your shirt. Removing picnic stains promptly is the first remedy. Remove as much mustard or ketchup from the fabric, then rinse in cold water and blot with white …Read the story →

When you hang your clothes and linens outside to dry, there is a reason your sense of smell enjoys the result: there is a scientific chemical process that happens. According to this site, a …Read the story →

White canvas shoes are perfect for summer – until they start looking beige. Here’s how to remove stains: Scrub away dirt stains with shampoo on a nail brush, wipe residue away with a damp …Read the story →