The frequency of dry cleaning largely depends on the type of garment and how often it's worn. For everyday clothing like shirts, trousers, and blouses, it's generally recommended to dry clean them every 2-3 wears or when you notice visible stains or odors. However, more delicate items such as wool suits or silk dresses should be dry cleaned less frequently, around once or twice a season. Always check the care labels on your clothing for specific instructions, and remember that regular maintenance, like brushing and airing out your garments, can extend the time between cleanings.

Yes, at [Your Dry Cleaners Name], we are committed to eco-friendly dry cleaning practices. We use advanced, non-toxic cleaning solvents that are both gentle on your garments and environmentally responsible. These solvents effectively clean your clothes without releasing harmful chemicals into the air or water. We take pride in our sustainable approach to garment care and are dedicated to minimizing our ecological footprint while delivering outstanding results.

If a stain happens on your garment, don't panic. The most important thing is to act quickly. Blot the stain gently with a clean cloth to absorb as much of the substance as possible. Avoid rubbing, as this can spread the stain. Then, check the care label on your garment to determine if it's safe to treat the stain at home. If you're unsure or the stain is particularly stubborn, it's best to bring the item to us as soon as possible. Attempting to remove the stain at home with the wrong method or products can sometimes make it more difficult to remove professionally. Our stain removal experts have the knowledge and tools to tackle even the toughest stains effectively.