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What Cleaners Cannot Do?

Even the best cleaners cannot do the following:

 ·  Remove certain stains. The nature and age of the stain, plus the color and construction of the fabric, sometimes make stains impossible to remove without damaging the garment.

 ·  Prevent some colors from bleeding or fading. If the manufacturer does not thoroughly test the dyes to make sure they are colorfast to both solvent and water, some color may be lost during the cleaning process. This is considered the manufacturer's responsibility.

 ·  Prevent excessive shrinkage. If the manufacturer has failed to adequately preshrink all component parts before the garment is constructed, shrinkage may occur.

 ·  Reverse worn or torn areas caused by wear, perspiration, damage caused by insects, or liquid spills. Such holes or rips may not appear before the cleaning, but they result from previous weakening of fibers.

 ·  Prevent or correct holes caused by insects or acid spillage. Such holes may not appear before drycleaning, but they result from previous weakening of the fibers.

 ·  Correct excessive shine on clothes caused by wear or extreme heat and pressure used in home ironing.

 ·  Correct poor home spot removal procedures such as color loss caused by excessive rubbing of delicate fabrics or color reactions or holes in the fabric caused by failure to rinse stain removal agents from the fabric.