Laundry, like cleaning the bathroom and doing the dishes, is one of my least favorite domestic duties. According to a survey of 3000 Canadian adults, this is the case. A mountain of dirty laundry, which may be rather huge depending on how long you’ve put it off, can be intimidating. Laundry is a difficult activity to complete. Before you start using your washer and dryer, you must first separate your clothes into lights and darks.

After that, you must repeat the process every week. Dry cleaning, on the other hand, can put an end to your weekly torment. There are even cleaning services that will come to your home and pick up your laundry and return it to you clean and folded. Continue reading to learn how to get these services.

If you skip this step, you may lose one or more of your favorite pieces of apparel. After you’ve finished washing and drying, you’re faced with a pile that needs to be folded. 

The cleaners will put your garments into a machine once they have been pre-treated. This entails immersing them in a non-water-based solvent. Your clothes are rotated by a perforated cylinder.

Throughout the cleaning procedure, the perforations pump out an equal amount of cleaning solution. The spin cycle of the machine then releases heated air. This gets rid of any leftover solvent and lets the clothing dry fully.

The cleaner inspects your garments for any further residue or stains throughout this stage of the process. They resume the stain removal method from the pre-spotting stage if there are any stains. This ensures that any stubborn stains are removed.

Following the completion of the dry cleaning process, the steam ironing process begins. This is the process that makes your clothes appear as if they were just purchased from a store. Your garments will be hung on hooks depending on the item of clothing. Your other garments will be folded and wrapped neatly if you employ a full-service cleaner.