Care Tips Subscription

One new tip each month, plus free access to 3 past tips

Approved for use on:

  • Your website
  • Email Newsletters
  • Social Media

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Care Tips for your website

Educate your customers using exclusive tips on your website, in email marketing and social media

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What are the benefits?

How it works

If your website is hosted by dotcom Drycleaner

The new tip is automatically loaded onto your website at the beginning of every month without you having to do anything. Three (3) past tips of your choice are provided in HTML format for loading into your site when you sign up. Additional archived tips can be purchased for $30 each.

If your website is hosted by a third party

The new tip is sent to you in proper HTML format via e-mail at the beginning of every month. Three (3) past tips of your choice are provided in HTML format for loading into your site when you sign up. Additional archived tips can be purchased for $30 each.

Where to use the tips

As long as you’re subscribed, tips can be used on your website, in email campaigns, and in conjunction with social media. It is required that a discreet copyright statement is included with each tip, but you do NOT need to link out to any websites — customers always stay on your site to read tips.

About Steve Boorstein

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Beginning his professional life as a third-generation drycleaner, Steve owned one of the most exclusive drycleaners in the country. He went on to own a clothing store and to write and host the quintessential DVD: CLOTHING CARE: The Clothing Doctor’s Secrets to Taking Control! Steve has appeared on The View (with Barbara Walters), Good Day New York, CBS News, and has been interviewed in more than 150 newspapers and magazines. More about Steve

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Here is one of the tips from the program.

Clothing Care Basics (Part 1)

Clothing care starts the moment you begin to shop. It ends when you retire or donate the garment. We will follow the life of a garment, from the time of purchase to staining, cleaning and, finally, storing for the season — with everything in between.

Start caring:

  • By choosing the right fabric and fit for your lifestyle
  • By reading the care label on each garment, before you buy
  • By recognizing stains – and their origins – and knowing if they require pre-treatment, and then dry cleaning or wet cleaning (in water)

Recognizing water-based stains

Water-based stains from soda, coffee, and wine usually have a ring around the outside.

Recognizing Oil-based stains

Oil-based stains from food oils, French fry grease, and mayonnaise are absorbed into the fabric and do not have a ring. These stains can be set by soap and water and usually require dry cleaning.

What to do with stains

If you identify these stains, take them to the cleaner within 48 hours or so, and then point them out to your drycleaner, most of your spots will come out!

Care Tips Subscription

One new tip each month, plus free access to 3 past tips

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