Going Green: How It will Help You on St. Patrick’s Day
Nowadays when you hear people say they’re going green, it usually means they are paying closer attention to their impact on the environment. We’re all for that, but we’re encouraging you to go green – literally – for another reason. It’ll have an impact on your...
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New Isn’t The Same As Clean: Why New Clothes Should Be Laundered Before Wear
Prepare to be surprised, and maybe even a little bit grossed out. As far back as the start of the last decade, medical experts have been telling the press that garments purchased new from stores are loaded with all sorts of germs from other people by the time they...
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A Long Summer’s Nap: Preparing Your Winter Garments for Storage
Not so fast! Are you about to introduce your favorite wool coat to the back of the closet for its summer hibernation? It isn’t a good idea – especially if you don’t want to discover moth holes when you pull it out this fall. Cold weather clothes like heavy silks,...
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What You Need To Know About Smart Fabrics
Gone are the days when your shirt could only communicate to you by popping a button if you’ve been eating too many late-night snacks while you do Netflix binges. Science today is helping to innovate fashion by making our clothes as smart as they are comfortable and...
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Caring for Lamé
En garde! It’s what’s shouted to fencers, informing them to take an opening position and prepare for action. Fencers as in those folks who wear the interesting costumes and fight – but not to hurt each other – with swords. While the sport is filled with French terms,...
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Strange Diets: Why Do Moths Eat Clothes?
Not a good sign. You open up your closet doors and a moth flutters out. Time to check your clothes for holes. Here’s the thing. The moth that just made an exit from your closet wasn’t munching away on your favorite wool sweater – or any other piece of clothing for...
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What’s Up With Broken Buttons?
“Why does dry cleaning seem to break shirt buttons?” It’s a common question. Many people with jobs that have professional dress codes usually take their wear-to-the-office garments to their neighborhood dry cleaner. So, it might seem as if it’s the dry cleaner’s...
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Saying Goodbye To The Stains Of Summer
We’ve made it through the hottest days, and the kids are back in school. Time to cross another summer off the list. Well, not so fast. Take a closer look at all those summer clothes before you store them away until next year. Are they ready for a long winter’s nap?...
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When It Comes to Certain Stains – Timing is Everything
“Just leave the stain where it is,” said no one, ever. When stains happen, we want them removed. The problem with most stains, though, is that they happen at inconvenient times. Often, a stain on a garment destined for the dry cleaner is going to have to sit there and...
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Please Donate Your Used Coats To Kids In Need This Winter!
Wayzata Home Laundry is proud to be participating in the Holy Rosary Coat Drive with the St. Bartholomew Catholic Faith Community and their sister parish, Holy Rosary in South Minneapolis. Wayzata Home Laundry is a donation collection station for this important...
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