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How to Clean Scarves
Winter is just around the corner. With the average temperature in Boston below 45° during this time of year, it’s time to get your scarves and mittens out of storage. A scarf is not only an accessory that can jazz up an average outfit, but it’s a practical one that can keep you warm. However, when was the
How to Properly Care for Bamboo Clothing and Bedding
Back To School Tips for Clothing Care
In Boston, getting ready for another year of school almost always calls for at least one shopping trip. Whether you’re a teacher, parent, or college student you’ve got some looking good to do this year. The most important thing for students is to be comfortable in what they’re wearing. That allows the mind to focus
How Do You Clean Cotton Clothes and Household Items?
Boston can be very hot in summer and clothes made of cotton are a great choice in this weather. Cotton tablecloths, bed linens and other household items are also a favorite. So it’s worth looking into how we can best care for cotton to keep it beautiful for a long time. Washing Cotton Clothes
Laundry is a Never-ending Chore: Professional Cleaning & Pressing Gives You Back Your Time
How to Speed Up Laundry Day
Laundry always seems to take too long. Each step — sort, wash, dry, and fold — takes time. There are ways to simplify and speed up the process. Sort Ahead of Time Don’t wait until laundry day to sort. Use separate baskets and put your jeans or shirts in the right basket at the end
Prevent Insect Damage to Your Clothing
Mysteriously appearing holes may be the result of insect damage. Often the holes may not be readily apparent until after cleaning. Garments that have been stored for a long time are particularly prone to insect damage. Moth damage is commonly seen on wool fabrics, but beetles, silverfish, roaches, and other insects feed on stains and
Moving from Winter to Spring: the Ins and Outs of Storage
After a long slumber, your spring and summer clothes will need to be awakened and taken out of storage. Warmer clothing, such as long skirts and heavy jackets can be safely tucked away to make room for the less-inhibiting light fabrics of spring. How your stored spring and summer wardrobe looks when it comes out
Problems with down? We can help!
During the fall and winter, many of us depend on down comforters, sleeping bags, and apparel to keep warm and cut down on energy costs. Although down has superior insulating properties, it can present problems that require special care. Fine down and feathers can puncture and work through the shell fabric, causing holes or tears