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There’s a specific kind of sorrow that comes with watching your favorite piece of clothing start to fade from its original color. We’ve all had a blue hoodie that slowly turned grey or a pink dress that used to be bright red!

Is there anything more depressing than spending your hard-earned money on a beautiful new sweater or dress or top and then pulling it out of the dryer with a sinking heart? You may believe that all new clothes shrink, but it doesn’t have to be that way!

Too many of us tend to take an out-of-sight-out-of-mind approach to our closets. But when you just toss everything in willy-nilly, you end up wasting time and money.

Depending on how much clothing you own and how big your household is, you may only have to do laundry every few weeks–even once a month! But if you have children or try to keep a minimal closet, you may find yourself doing laundry much more often.

You use your bed every night. Proper cleaning and care can improve the quality of your sleep and help your bedding look better and last longer. 

New Delivery Sign Up Customer Login How to Get Rid of Smoke Odors on Your Clothes Whether you're covering up a habit or just spent a night at a smoky bar, getting rid of smoke odors from clothing can be a challenge. Fortunately, we have simple and effective methods to...

New Delivery Sign Up Customer Login How to Keep Clothes Looking New We’ve all ripped our favorite pair of jeans or spilled red wine on a new shirt, but the most common reason your clothes look less than new is that you’re not caring for them appropriately. Remember...

New Delivery Sign Up Customer Login what is the best way to get pet hair off clothes You love your pet - you really do! But after a snuggle session (or finding them curled up on your favorite blouse) your clothes are covered in pet confetti. Pet hair can cling to all...

As technology and our understanding of human impact on the climate has evolved, so has the dry cleaning industry. These evolutions have brought innovative solutions to a service that has been around since the 1600s. Professional laundry and dry cleaning services today continue to improve in order to maintain high quality cleaning services for our customers while reducing our impact on the planet.

Laundry day is hardly anyone’s favorite – especially when it’s time to change out the sheets and wash all the bedding. Whether you have a regular schedule or abide by the sniff test, getting all of your bedding and bulky comforters washed can be a hassle!

You’ve crafted your wardrobe to fit your unique style and comfort preferences – but it can make laundry complicated! There’s no hard and fast rule – like dry clean all of your business clothing and toss your casuals in the washing machine – to make it thoughtlessly simple. But there are some guidelines that can help you simplify your laundry routines.

Comfort and convenience are the hallmarks of the laundry and dry cleaning industry. Whether your dry cleaning is picked up and returned to an office or your front door, it’s one less thing for you to worry about in the busy-ness of life.

Keeping your house neat and tidy can feel like a full-time job! When it comes to household chores, laundry is among the most dreaded. Some simple tips and tricks can cut down your laundry time and make this weekly task a breeze.

Oh no! You’ve planned your outfit for the day and now you’re getting dressed – but everything fits all wrong! The horror of finding your favorite shirt or pants shrunk after a wash cycle is real and common. And it’s made worse by the creeping fear that the snug fit might be a sign of weight gain!

There’s nothing like the disappointment of digging into your (finally!) in-season spring wardrobe and finding that your precious pieces have been marred with yellow stains and discoloration! It’s happened to most of us.

Oh that sinking feeling when you slosh the wine, pour too enthusiastically, or accidentally knock over your glass… Red wine is notoriously difficult to get out of clothes, carpets, and any other form of fabric unfortunate enough to catch it. This is because the pigments in red wine soak into the fibers of the cloth and begin to set immediately.

It’s a familiar feeling – a mixture of awe, pride, and dread as you lay out your heirloom holiday linens. They’re so delicate and beautiful – but they also feel terrifyingly fragile. You don’t know how your grandmother kept them so spotless through two generations of holiday family dinners, but you’re pretty sure these shouldn’t go in the washing machine. But you can’t let fear ruin your perfectly planned holiday table!

Your wedding gown is a physical memory of your wedding day. If you choose to keep your wedding gown, having it professionally cleaned after the wedding is an important step in keeping it looking like new for years to come.

We know that laundry is far from most people’s favorite chore (if there is such a thing). Waiting for the wash, transporting soaking wet clothes, sorting and folding… it can be a real downer. That’s why we pulled together this laundry list of tips and hacks to make laundry day a little more bearable. 

Hand-made costumes, expensive outfits, and baby’s first pumpkin dress – preserve your hard work and precious memories like a pro. Just because it’s spooky season doesn’t mean you want to pull out moth-eaten fabric and spider-webbed wigs. Follow these tips to keep your Halloween costumes, clothing, and accessories looking brand new for years to come.

Today, brides have a lot of options for what to do with their wedding dress after the actual ceremony. You can donate your dress, resell it, repurpose it as a cocktail dress, or even sew it into a memory quilt! But overwhelmingly, brides still tend to want to hang on to their wedding gowns as precious mementos of the big day.

It feels like COVID-19 has turned our normal lifestyles upside down. We’re eating in, staying physically away from our friends and family, working from home…and dry cleaning all of our clothes?