Dry Cleaning and Laundry

The dry cleaning process involves tumbling clothes in a machine using non-water-based solvents to remove stains. This process is often faster than laundering fabrics.

We Wash 24 cleaners use solvents that are environmentally friendly and safe to handle. The solvents are constantly filtered and recycled to prevent contamination.

They are also more effective at removing stains than washing and are usually recommended for oil-based and grease stains. Standard detergents aren’t able to lift these types of stains, which is why dry cleaning is often the best option.

Choosing the right method for your clothing is important and it can depend on a variety of factors, including what you’re trying to get rid of, how long you want the garment to last and the type of fabric you have. It’s also worth considering whether or not the stain has already been treated in the past.

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If the stains are still present, your clothes will be treated before they are put into the washing machine, to ensure that they are completely cleaned and removed. This can help prevent color bleeding and reduce the overall cost of the laundry process.

Fading:

Some fabrics have a tendency to fade quickly when washed. This is due to the constant strain on the fabric and the effects of some of the cleaning agents that are used.

Fortunately, the dry cleaning process can extend the life of your garments, which is especially important for fabrics that have a high sensitivity to water. This will also help your clothes to retain their color longer.