Dry cleaning uses fluids to remove soil and stains from fabric. In fact, the term “dry cleaning” is misleading; it is called dry cleaning because the fluid contains no water and does not penetrate the fibers as water does. Most machines today wash and dry the garments in the one continuous process known as “dry to dry”.

No. The dry cleaning process is carefully controlled by professional cleaners. Excessive shrinkage is usually caused by improper preshrinking by the manufacturer.

On the contrary, frequent cleaning prolongs the life of a garment. Not only do stains set with age, making the garment not wearable, but ground-in dirt and soil act as an abrasive, like sandpaper, causing rapid wear of fibers. Also, insects are attracted to soiled clothes and will cause further damage.

Time taken to dry clean your garments mainly dependent on the service type you are on and the kind of garment being dry cleaned. Our SPECIAL and DELUXE services have same day drop-and-pick provisions. Simply drop off your garments in the morning and pick them up clean and pressed in the evening. Heavier garments like duvets and drapery take a little bit longer.