Clothing Care
	Are you worried about how one of your precious garments will fare when washed or dry cleaned?  Confused about how the temperature and drying methods may affect your clothing?  Here, we have put together a database of clothes care facts for your use!
	Ink stains Yes, hairspray may take out ballpoint pen ink stains as well as color of garment too. Do not use any thing, just bring the garment as is and we will take care of it.
	Chewing gum Let the gum dry and use ice to harden the gum. This cause the gum to dry out and become brittle enough to chip off the garment. Be sure to be delicate with thin fabrics. If your are not comfortable doing is your self just bring the garment as is and we will take care of your expensive garment.
	Nail polish and cosmetics Now the days all cosmetics are made out from different chemical compound, it is very hard to clean up cosmetics by your self. Leave this mess for professionals to take care.
	Blood stains Yes, this one is very difficult on all colored garment. Do not apply any chemical or water on blood stains. Bring your expensive garment with this kind of stains as is condition and we will take care of it.
	Candle wax Yes, this one is very tricky. Leave this mess for professionals to take care.
	Eggs Do not wash in hot water, this cause the stain to set, and then it is very difficult to be remove.
	Garment pressing Never press garment which has all ready worn or with perspiration stains. This will cause permanent damage to the garment.
	Garment pressing Never press garment which has all ready worn or with perspiration stains. This will cause permanent damage to the garment.
	Wine Stains! Here's a quick tip—If you spilled red wine on a white shirt recently and decided to just dye it, please reconsider. Before you dye any clothing item, you must remove the stain. If you don't, the dye will color the stained area differently from the rest of the fabric, and you'll still see the spot!