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Dry Cleaning

Dry cleaning tips, what to dry clean, have laundered, tips to prolong dry cleaned clothing.

Ink Stain on a Dress Shirt

Today I’m demonstrating what it looks like when we remove an ink stain from your favorite dress shirt. Ink is what we call a combination stain because it is made up of both wet-side components and dry-side components. When you write with an ink pen, the part you see is water soluble or wet-side as we call it. However, the part of ink that allows… Read More »Ink Stain on a Dress Shirt

Free Dry Cleaning for Unemployed Job Seekers

Janet Davis Cleaners is offering to help out job seekers in the Metro-Detroit area by offering free cleaning of their suit for an interview! The offer is simple, if you are unemployed and are looking for a job, Janet Davis Cleaners will clean your suit for free. To receive the free suit cleaning, please visit one of our stores located in either Berkley or Bloomfield.… Read More »Free Dry Cleaning for Unemployed Job Seekers

Insurance policy for your clothes!

Last night we hosted an advanced spotting seminar (spotting is the word we use for spot and stain removal within the dry cleaning industry) for local area dry cleaners led by Chris Patten from the A.L. Wilson Company. The theme of the class was to increase your ability as a dry cleaner to remove difficult spots and stains in order to deliver greater value to… Read More »Insurance policy for your clothes!

What is green dry cleaning?

There is a lot of talk today about green alternatives and green marketing. What makes your dry cleaners green isn’t the solvent they clean in as much as their approach towards the environment. Let’s run down the major items in dry cleaning as far as the environment is concerned. Perc – the most common cleaning solvent, and also regarded as the best at cleaning your… Read More »What is green dry cleaning?

Two Old Dresses

Today I have two older dresses that we cleaned. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to snap any before pics because we got to work just as soon as they came in. The dress to the left is a vintage garment from the 1940’s. The challenges with this dress were the inside seams not all being finished off and a couple of yellow ‘age’ spots. Typically these… Read More »Two Old Dresses