As a professional dry cleaner, we know how to care and treat even the toughest stains.  It's one of the most common problems our customers encounter, and that's why we have a dedicated Stain Removal Specialist on staff.  Their entire job is dedicated to understanding how to remove the stain correctly and in a gentle way to keep the integrity of the fabric.   

 

There are many factors that impact stain removal such as nature of the stain and the fabric type (and there are many types of fabric as well!)  The first step in dealing with a stain is to bring it to a professional dry cleaner as soon as possible. This allows the stain removal process to start before the stain has time to set into the fabric. It's also important to let us know the nature of the stain in order to troubleshoot the issue.   

 

If you choose to treat the stain at home, we highly recommend testing a small area on the fabric first.  Start by wetting an unexposed area of the garment, such as an inside seam, and begin blotting with a paper towel.  Do not rub, only blot the fabric. Blotting helps to get rid of the stain without spreading it or damaging the fabric. After you've treated the stain, let your dry cleaner know even if it is no longer visible.