These days, it would be easy to focus on the negative; businesses are either closed or running at reduced capacity, the stock market is down, restaurants are only serving takeout, and social distancing has become the new norm.  But tough times always seem to bring out the best in folks.  So, we hear stories of people rallying together to provide support, goods, and services to those in need, and then there are those in the medical field, well they deserve at the very least a nomination to sainthood. 

We know that you are concerned about the COVID-19 coronavirus as are we.  That’s why we are taking precautions to ensure the safety of our team and clients.  We are closely monitoring announcements by the CDC, government agencies and current research by the Dry Cleaning and Laundry Institute.  Meanwhile, we are OPEN to assist you.  These days will pass and you can be ready for the days ahead by bringing your clothes to Shores Fine Dry Cleaning.  It’s a great time to clean comforters and seasonal garments you may be ready to store for the

Ten years ago, the folks at the Association of Wedding Gown Specialists (AWGS) asked Carbonfund.org to help calculate the carbon footprint of wedding gown cleaning and preservation.  The process included all carbon emissions sources, including client trips to and from a Certified Wedding Gown Specialist™, cleaning procedures, and the manufacture of the wedding chest. After that, AWGS doubled the number just to make sure all emissions were fully covered.

While I tend to carry a white cardigan sweater year-round, November means I get to pull out winter sweaters and in particular, my cashmere sweaters.  Before we get started talking about how to care for these special sweaters, let’s first talk about what makes them so unique.