(http://drycleaningtips NULL.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/catrin-cleason-topless-naked-nude-danish-supermodel-fashion-photography-signe-vilstrup-smoking-cigarette NULL.jpg)
While smoking is not an activity that we want any of our clients partaking in, the truth is that smoking has always been good for the dry-cleaning business. When smoking was permitted in bars, smokers and non-smokers, would flock to their local dry cleaner the next day to have their shirts cleaned. Because let’s face it… Even those that do smoke, don’t actually want to smell like smoke.
The good news is that dry cleaning 100% removes (http://jeevesny NULL.com/services/dry-cleaning-new-york-city)the smoke of smell from your garments. And while we can’t vouch for the processes other dry cleaners use, we can say that for even those smokers that get through a pack or two packs a day…We’ve got you covered. (http://www NULL.jeevesny NULL.com/schedule-a-pick-up)
If you choose to wash your smoky garments at home, spray them with a little Febreze (http://febreze) to ensure that the smell is lifted.
(http://drycleaningtips NULL.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/tumblr_mat08rds361rez2j1o1_500 NULL.jpg)
(https://www NULL.addtoany NULL.com/share)
January 24, 2022 by Kimberly
Kimberly
Hi! Question for you if you don’t mind….you say that you can take the smokers smell out..what about nicotine stains? I recently found a white hoody in the back of my closet that I love but had forgotten about. However it is visibly stained by large patches of nicotine smoke, If a dry cleaner could clean this i would much rather send in then to attempt to clean myself. Or is it just a lost cause and belong in the trash? I’m hesitant to put any bleach on it as the hood is lined with a black designers band (made of cloth) and I’d hate to discolor it