SAREE DRY CLEANER

It is a mechanical process that is used to remove tough stains and keep the clothes fresh. While stain removal is one of the main reasons for dry cleaning, specific garments, especially sarees, are too delicate for water and must always be dry cleaned.From the need to produce a solvent that can replace the use of perc, came four other methods of dry cleaning (a.k.a "green" dry cleaning): synthetic petroleum (DF-2000), siloxane (Green Earth), liquid carbon dioxide and wet cleaning.Dry cleaning launders and cleans clothes and fabrics using a chemical solvent containing little or no water. A dry cleaning solvent cleans the surface of materials but does not penetrate the fiber like water does in a washing machine. It also prevents stretching and shrinking.“Dry Clean Only,” however, should be strictly adhered to. Test for colour fastness. The rich colours of silk can often bleed, so be sure to test before washing anything: Dip a cotton swab in mild laundry detergent and water, then dab it on a hidden seam to see if any dye comes off on the swab.Since dry cleaning has the ability to dissolve greasy residues, it effectively removes petroleum and oil stains. Make sure that your dry cleaning company isn't using wet cleaning methods, though, because water treatments on oily stains can tarnish the fabric.