Other ways a dry cleaner can “go green” include instituting systemic recycling programs, conserving more energy and water, investing in technology or services that exceed regulatory requirements and educating and training staff in environmental regulations and matters.
First off, be sure to save the bag your dress came in to protect it en route to the dry cleaner. As soon as you can after your wedding, bring the protected dress to the dry cleaner you’ve selected, or have a friend or family member drop it off while you enjoy your honeymoon (the better option, if you can trust them).
Generally, the best rule of thumb when caring for your designer or custom-made clothing is to always follow the care instructions on the label. Keep in mind that different types of clothing material need different degrees of care. Some types of clothes simply won’t survive if you wash them with detergent. Others will magically shrink and shift shape if you tumble dry them. Pay close attention to the label. And follow it to the letter.
Sudsies, a South Florida-based dry cleaning and garment care service sicne 1996. Sudsies offers FREE convenient pickup and delivery across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties Mondays through Saturday. Specializing in the couture, luxury, designer and custom garments preferred by South Florida locals. Eco-conscious, Sudsies employs EPA-endorsed wet cleaning processes, a hanger recycling program, and modern energy efficient laundry equipment. Sudsies is also a proud receipient of Florida’s first FIVE LEAF RATING from the Green Cleaners Council, making us Florda’s #1 choice for sustainable choice for garment care.
