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It’s estimated that nearly 80% of consumers are more likely to purchase from a company or do business with a service provider that is environmentally conscious in their practices. Noting this, efforts to “green” your dry cleaning operations are likely to do more than help customers feel good about doing business with you; such strategies…
DetailsNo matter how hard we may try not to spill, stains are unavoidable. Perhaps a splatter of grease gets on your prized college sweatshirt while cooking dinner or your toddler uses your new blouse as their personal napkin. The one thing you don’t want to do when your clothes get stained is make them worse…
DetailsWhile many people rightfully understand the importance of dry cleaning as an essential service, there’s a lot that you might not know about the processes, history, and evolution of this industry. Here are some less well-known facts about the dry cleaning business. Dry Cleaning’s Early Roots Stem From Medieval Europe Cleaning agents have always been…
DetailsAmericans have depended on dry cleaners for decades to properly clean and launder their clothes. Today, it’s estimated that up to 40,000 dry cleaners are currently operating in the United States. The dry cleaning industry is also projected to be worth almost $8 billion. While this industry generates a substantial amount of revenue, it’s not…
DetailsThere are a lot of things that factor into running a successful dry cleaning business. For starters, you’ll need some business insight to manage operations and meet your goals. You’ll also want to consider how to market your business to attract new customers and keep existing customers satisfied. But when it comes to operating a…
DetailsThings weren’t always as easy as they are today. Take transportation, for example. While we are so accustomed to the luxury of vehicles, it wasn’t all that long ago that people relied on horses and buggy or their own two feet to get anywhere. Now, it’s as easy as turning a key in the ignition,…
DetailsYour dry-cleaning business is your livelihood, and there are often competitors who will try to win a share (or all) of your customers. Before the pandemic, your business may have been flourishing. However, many businesses (like dry cleaning) suffered when COVID-19 made ‘business as usual’ more of a challenge. To regenerate your dry-cleaning business’s growth,…
DetailsWhen using power equipment in the workplace, vibrations can be annoying and bothersome. Though vibrations may go unnoticed for some time, the machinery might be causing other problems you are not unaware of. Despite that these issues may be fixable, resolving them can be time-consuming or even require an expensive replacement. Bad vibrations, however, can…
DetailsAre you experiencing issues with older or failing condensate pumps? It’s a good idea to be familiar with steps that can be taken should any problems arise. When a condensate pump is working correctly, you may forget it’s even there. It will be efficiently pumping moisture from your condensate recovery system. However, once it stops…
DetailsIf you’re the owner of a dry-cleaning business, you’re probably quite familiar with the importance of keeping employees safe, as well as avoiding potential fines for violations. Truth is, there’s no official Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidance for dry cleaners — but this doesn’t mean that there are no solvents and equipment involved…
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