The Clothes SPA

19/04/2017

02/03/2017

Advantages of Dry Cleaning.

As this process does not require the immersion of the clothes into water and features a gentler process, dry cleaning has several distinct advantages for cleaning clothes when compared to a washing machine.

1. Soft Process—Comparatively, dry cleaning is considered a soft washing process, particularly when equated to the conventional method of laundering. The rotation of the drum in dry cleaning is much milder than the abrasive agitator in a washing machine, and the limited amount of water and solvent used helps protect the garments being cleansed.

2. Clothing Preservation—In addition to its soft washing process, dry cleaning is also better for maintaining the new appearance of clothing. Dry cleaning rarely causes shrinking of delicate fabrics and maintains the color and texture of fabric better than the conventional method of washing.

3. Deep Cleaning—Another one of the advantages associated with dry cleaning is the process’s ability to “deep clean” tough soils and stains. Dry cleaning has a distinctive ability to dissolve oil and grease in garments that is difficult to do with traditional washing. This cleaning process is known to restore garments to a “like-new” state with one processing.

4. Finished Appearance—When removed from a washer and dryer, clothes often come out looking rumpled and wrinkled – in need of further ironing and treatment. However, with dry cleaning, clothes are crisp, fresh, and clean when finished.

While traditional laundering and dry cleaning are both cleaning processes that have their place, dry cleaning offers for more advantages in terms of cleanliness and clothing maintenance than the traditional washing machine. Dry cleaning gets clothes cleaner, keeps them looking new longer, and gives them a “like new” appearance with each treatment. When it comes to the controversy of washing machine versus dry cleaning, the verdict is clear – dry cleaning is superior.

01/03/2017

How is dry cleaning of clothes done?

Dry cleaning means cleansing of textiles in non-aqueous (non-water) solvents. Highly vaporizing
organic solvents are commonly used as dry cleaning fluids. Many dirt, soil or stains producing substances on the fabric are organic in nature (sticky oily compounds). There is a common role in this regard that like dissolves like.

In wet cleaning, washing is achieved by the combined action of soap and water. Soap acts as a mediator between oil (present in dirt) and water, which are otherwise immiscible and non-reacting, in other words unlike in nature.

In dry cleaning, cleansing is achieved by the action of a solvent, which dissolves out the sticky matter due to its like nature. Dry cleaning fluids serve as a vehicle to carry away the soil. Camphene, naphtha, benzene, benzol, petrol, carbon tetrachloride, trichloroethylene and tetrachloroethylene are some of the frequently used dry cleaning fluids.

Dry cleaning neither changes nor alters the colour of the garment but retains all the finish and all of its new appearance, whereas the wet method makes the garment fade, flimsy, soft, loose and out of shape. Dry cleaned garments facilitate the subsequent pressing of many types of garments that are exceedingly difficult and tedious to press after they have been washed in water.

25/02/2017

“ The Clothes SPA “ provides the highest-quality fabric cleaning service, so your beloved garments are in good hands. And unlike your washer—the main culprit of damaged clothing. “ The Clothes SPA” state-of-the-art equipment will safely clean your garments. Behind every clean piece of clothing is a Cloth SPA professional. Our professionals are experts in fabrics, fibers, and dyes and consider the composition of each garment before cleaning them. If your favorite clothes are made from cotton, chiffon cashmere, silk, or velvet, you can rest easy knowing that we take special care of delicate fabrics. When you entrust “The Clothes SPA” with your clothing, your clothes will look brand new