Clothes & Linen Cleaning

• We Don’t just sort lights and darks

We Separate very dirty or muddy clothes apart from lightly soiled pieces, and heavy or abrasive fabrics like denim from more delicate ones. (For denim, turn inside out, wash in cold water on a gentle cycle, and dry at a low temperature to prevent fading.) To prevent sheets from twisting, we wash each set separately instead of the whole family’s at once, and include smaller items.

• We do not put detergent directly on your clothes

We place laundry in first, then add water, and lastly add soap. We Make use a safe laundry detergent and avoid the worst laundry detergents. However, if we’re using bleach,  we add water first, then clothes, and then soap. Marison Cleaners always check the tags on your clothing.

• We don’t mix socks with clothes

At Marison Cleaners we place the socks in the washer first, then adding everything else. This makes them less likely to attach to other garments, which often causes them to go missing.

•  We ensure all zipper cloths are zipped

Loose zippers can snag delicate clothing, as well as scratch the doors of front-loading washers. Making sure they’re all the way up before we toss in the machine. Also, unclipped bras can pull fabrics or damage the drum if they fly around loose.

• Removing stains

We gently dab the stain, working from the outside in. And, of course, the earlier we treat it, the more likely it is to go away. If you got a stain on your white shirt or clothing, some bleach alternatives may be even better for getting your clothes back to their brightest.

• We won’t wash items that should be dry cleaned

If clothing has a “dry clean” label, proceed with caution. Some items don’t actually need to be dry cleaned; if we’re dealing with natural fibers, like linens and silks, it’s probably safe to hand-wash them and let them air-dry. But for items like leather, suede, and “structured pieces” (like blazers and suits), we will obey that label.