- We will set up a schedule you'll never have to worry about.
- Twice a week, we'll visit your office for pick-up and delivery.
- You never need to be disturbed... you don't even need to be in the office.
- We'll establish a convenient drop-off and pick-up point.
- Just leave your dry-cleaning, shirts, shoes
- and other clothing in
our garment bag.
- Your order will be waiting for you, in the same spot, after our next
visit.
- Just like clockwork.
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Learn all about the dry cleaning process
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Laundry Bag Pick-Up
Bags arrive at the plant for processing.
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Check-In
Bags are checked in one bag at a time on a computerized
system. Each garment gets it's own number.
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Spotting Board
Any spots and stains are worked on here at the spotting board.
Different stains require different chemicals, so it's always good to
let us know exactly what spot or stain is on a particular
garment.
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Dry Cleaning Machine
Dry cleanable clothes are sorted out by colors and cleaned in
this machine, 35 pounds at a time.
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Washing Machine
Shirts are separated by colors and
washed 50 to a load.
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Shirt Press 1
Blouses that are large enough ( comparable to a
man's size 15) can be pressed on this machine. Blouses that are too
small are hand pressed.
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Shirt Press 2
Sleeves, collars and cuffs are done on these
machines. Shirts are checked for cracked or missing
buttons and buttons are replaced free of charge.
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Other Presses
All other garments (dresses, blouses, skirts, pants, sweaters,
etc.) are done on these presses.
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Assembly
Orders are inspected for pressing, missing buttons and general
appearance, numbers are matched up and removed, and orders are
assembled here.
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Laundry Delivery
Van is loaded by stops and orders are delivered.
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Photographs courtesy of George Moore
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