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Dress shirts should be dry cleaned often Dry cleaning can be very tough on your clothes. One of the most common mistakes is that people tend to dry clean their clothes too frequently and therefore accelerate the breakdown of the fabric. Most times it is not necessary to dry clean after every wear, except when it . . . → Read More: Dry cleaning too much can damage your clothes SK4 can provide new eco-friendly dry cleaning A german based chemical producer, Kreussler GmbH, is bringing it’s new green solvent to the shores of the United States. SystemK4, or SK4 for short, is the new ground breaking dry cleaning solvent that is environmentally friendly, nontoxic, biodegradable, and safe for ground, water, and humans. Kreussler is making an aggressive . . . → Read More: SystemK4-The eco-friendly future to dry cleaning? So, Marie emails me this morning.
Stained Shirt According to consumersearch.com the best instant stain remover on the market is the “Tide to Go” pen. Everyone stumbles upon a stain now and again; it’s just a part of life. Unfortunately it can be on an article of clothing that is really valuable or really sentimental to you. With a stain the . . . → Read More: Instant Stain Remover, who has the best product? It is written on some article of clothing that you own, “dry clean only”. It may be a sweater, a dress, and a pair of pants. All of us have something that we regularly have dry cleaned because the instructions tell us to. But do you really have to “dry clean” dry clean only? The answer is yes . . . → Read More: Do you know when you should “dry clean only?” They all look great in Pressed 4 Time shirts. Come visit and get the friendly touch when you bank. They are so nice to work with.
Thank you for allowing me to serve, Share . . . → Read More: C&F Bank City Center Newport News Is your dry cleaner eco-friendly? Or do they just claim to be to get your business? In an article released last week from the Houston area, it appears that dry cleaners have been claiming to be eco-friendly or “going green” just to gain more business. But as is the case with many “green” businesses, it’s important for . . . → Read More: Is Your Dry Cleaner Eco-Friendly? |
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