Cleaning and maintenance of luxury clothing
I personally have experience and lessons in this area. From my personal point of view, I recommend going to luxury leather care shops. Compared with dry cleaners, they have an advantage in this regard. In a nutshell, the advantages are mainly in two aspects.
One: Because of many luxury brand clothing, a piece of clothing may involve several materials, for example, some parts are made of fur, some are made of leather, some are made of silk, and some are made of fiber. Even if they are made of genuine leather, there are also suede, frosted, pearlescent, antique distressed and other materials. Each material has a different processing method. The biggest advantage of luxury leather care providers is that they can be based on different materials. Material, different cleaning agents and process methods are used in a targeted manner to achieve the best results without causing new problems such as cross-color and leather damage.
Secondly, luxury leather care can be manually cleaned for local key parts, because sometimes local dyeing or oil stains penetrate deeply, or stubborn stains, the overall cleaning often achieves the desired effect, and even local problems after cleaning. More prominent. This requires the use of some special cleaning agents and techniques for luxury leather care, and manual cleaning and maintenance of local parts.
Steam laundry can improve the cleanliness by more than 20% compared with traditional laundry methods, does not wear clothes, has a good sterilization effect, and can prevent wrinkles. Therefore, more and more people are beginning to accept this relatively novel way of washing and protecting. However, it is worth noting that when using steam washing, high temperature steam will be injected into the inner cylinder, and the temperature will rise to 85°C. Some high-end fabrics that are afraid of high temperatures, such as silk, silk and wool, are not suitable for steam washing. Do not use this method for clothes with the words Avoid High Temperature on the washing label.
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