At Crisp Laundry, we often hear customers say, “I thought dry cleaning was bad for clothes,” or “You guys didn’t even clean it, the stain is still here!” Dry cleaning has its fair share of misconceptions. To help clear things up, we’re setting the record straight on the most common dry cleaning myths.
On the busy streets of Manhattan, where time is worth more than gold itself, laundry services are fast becoming a household name for many, if not all, respective residents. These services ensure a complete, effortless way to handle laundry on hectic days so that time of heavy work can be saved. Life in the city is speeding up, and this movement toward more efficient services speaks to a need for simplicity as day-to-day tasks become increasingly burdensome.
Most of the population with busy schedules in New York City depends on bleacher services for washing and ironing their clothes. But what are the simple mistakes that you are making, what you are losing vital time and money for? Let me proceed and explain how you can help yourself to avoid them.
