Braxton's Cleaners

Dry cleaning is a professional cleaning process that uses solvents instead of water to effectively remove soil and stains from fabrics. At Braxton's Cleaners, the process involves pretreating any spots or stains, followed by cleaning the garments in specialized machines. This method is excellent for returning garments to a 'like-new' condition because it helps prevent shrinkage, color loss, and changes in fabric texture.

Professional laundering at Braxton's Cleaners goes beyond typical home washing. It utilizes specially formulated detergents, additives, and finishing agents to achieve superior results, especially for items like dress shirts. This service ensures collars are exceptionally clean and gives garments a professional, crisp press for a polished look that's difficult to achieve at home.

The team at Braxton's Cleaners uses a variety of proven techniques to treat stains. Depending on the type of stain and fabric, some are removed during the dry cleaning process, some respond better to water-based treatments, and others require targeted attention from trained stain removal specialists using specific chemical agents. For the best results, it's always recommended to bring in a stained garment as soon as possible.

Professional wet cleaning is a specialized service that uses water and special additives to clean garments. The process begins with the careful pretreatment of spots and stains. Great care is taken to prevent any shrinkage, distortion, or color loss, and some items may require gentle hand washing or soaking to achieve the best and safest outcome.

Care labels are essential because they provide guidance from the manufacturer on at least one safe cleaning method, as required by the Federal Trade Commission. Following these instructions helps ensure that the cleaning process used at Braxton's Cleaners will not damage the garment. If a customer requests a cleaning method that differs from the label's recommendation, they may be asked to provide consent acknowledging the potential risks.