Cleaning Hint and Tips

 Finding a cleaner who consistently produces good results on all of your clothes can be difficult. So, what should you be looking for?

1. Tell the cleaner what you expect and ask if they can achieve it? However, listen to their answer because your expectations may be unattainable.
2. Expect to pay a reasonable price for good quality work, as no expert sells their services cheaply.
3. Look to see what special offers there are. If the cleaner is attempting to get high volume at cheap prices and it appears this is normal for them, then it might mean they  are unable to take as much time on each garment as may be needed to get the best results.
4. Make sure the cleaner checks your garment for the suitability of the process they are going to use. This is especially true if there are special instructions on the care label as  you need to know that the cleaner is prepared to follow them.
5. If you know there are stains then tell the cleaner what they are (if you know) and where they are.
6. Specialist garments need more attention, so if you have any silks, leathers or delicate items be prepared to discuss your expectations and requirements with the cleaner.
7. Don't expect special treatment just because you consider your garment to be expensive. If a cleaner doesn't take appropriate care of all the garments they clean then you shouldn't be using them. However, if a garment is very expensive then please tell the cleaner its value, you need to be certain they are insured in case something goes wrong.

When you find a cleaner you're happy with use them all the time. Let them get to know you, your clothes and how you expect the results to come out. Loyalty works both ways and ensures you'll gets good results the cleaner can achieve because they won't want to loose your custom.

Remember, things go wrong with the best of professionals - it's how someone deals with a problem that singles them out as "Someone you want to do business with". If something goes wrong and they sort it out satisfactorily use them again, as they will always sort a problem out if and when one occurs and that really matters.

CLeaning Tips. How To Remove

Grass Stains. To remove grass stains from clothes, put golden syrup on them before going in the washing machine.

Chewing Gum. To get chewing gum unstuck from clothes, put clothing in freezer for a few hours, then pick the frozen piece of gum off.

Beetroot. Soak a piece of white bread in cold water and cover over stain.
Once the bread has absorbed the stain, wash as normal. Simple, but highly effective!

Melted Wax .Cover the area with wax paper
- Next, get out the iron, and iron the area that is now covered with the paper
- iron and the wax will stick to the paper
Result: the wax is now on the paper and not on the clothes

White Trainers. Use baby wipes as a quick and easy way to clean your white trainers and have them looking as good as new!

Biro. Tip some milk on the stain and then wash as normal. The stain usualy comes out!