To properly dispose of dry-cleaned garments and sheets, follow these steps:
1. Understand label instructions: Read garments and sheets carefully before washing washing label on. The label will usually indicate whether it is suitable for dry cleaning, as well as specific cleaning methods and temperature requirements.
2. Choose a professional dry cleaner: In order to ensure that clothing and bed sheets are properly cleaned, it is recommended to choose a reputable professional dry cleaner. They have professional equipment and technology to provide high-quality cleaning services.
3. Inform Dry Cleaner Employees: When taking garments and linens to a dry cleaner, be sure to inform them of the type of fabric, special stains or problems, and cleaning requirements. This way the dry cleaners staff can more accurately advise you on the appropriate cleaning method.
4. Check the quality of the clothes: Before delivering the clothes to the dry cleaner, you can check the quality of the clothes yourself and whether there is any damage. If there is any damage, it is best to repair it before delivery to avoid further deterioration during the cleaning process.
5. Storage precautions: If you need to store dry-cleaned sheets, they should be stored in a dry, ventilated place away from direct sunlight to prevent Fading and distortion.
As a reminder, be sure to follow the instructions on the care labels of clothing and linens before dry cleaning. For special fabrics or clothing that you fear will be damaged, it is best to seek advice from professional dry cleaners for proper handling and maintenance.
