Traditional dry cleaning uses a deadly solvent called Perc. which has been associated with causing cancer in humans. Green cleaning is a healtheir & eco-friendly alternative to Perc.

Regular turn around time is 48 hours. We also offer the following services:- Same Day Service, In by 8:30am, Pick-Up After 5pm, (coupon does not apply).

We are a family owned business and not a franchise that does the cleaning on site to better meet and address our customer's concerns.

Dry cleaning is actually wet cleaning. Instead of using water to clean, a blend of chemical solvents are used to clean. The solvents work better than water, removing stains without ruining fabric.

Invisible stains" like spray from grapefruit, hair spray or perfume surface after dry cleaning and become very visible after processing. It is actually the heat associated with the dry cleaning cycle or pressing that makes the stains visible. Dry cleaning itself will not remove these and depending on the material, some can be removed by a technician. Some may never be removed. If you know of any such invisible stains, please point them out so that we may pre-treat the stain before dry cleaning.

Today’s "summer" whites may contain fluorescent brighteners that can be damaged by prolonged natural sunlight. If you own matching sets of clothing such as suits, sweater sets, or dresses with matching jackets, always have them cleaned at the same time, whether or not they appear to be soiled. Dyes and fabrics finishes will change over time and with repeated wearing. To keep your matching sets looking as new as possible and clean them together.

On the contrary, frequent cleaning prolongs the life of a garment. Not only do stains set with age, making the garment unwearable, but ground-in dirt and soil act as an abrasive, like sandpaper, causing rapid wear of fibers. Also, insects are attracted to soiled clothes and will cause additional damage.

Federal laws require that all clothing manufacturers provide proper cleaning instructions attached by a care label. The labels are supposed to provide information about the fabric from which the garment is made and special care instructions and how to clean it.

You may bring the skirt back to us and ask for spot treatment and redo. If you know the cause of the stain (wine, ink, etc.) that information will be helpful in the spotting process. Once a stain has been "set" with heat, we cannot guarantee complete removal and may ask you to sign a customer-consent form. In this case, calling attention to the stained area before cleaning probably would have prevented the discoloration.