Your Dry Cleaning Spring Cleaning To-Do List
It’s finally here! The days are getting longer and warmer and you’re chomping at the bit to get out of hibernation.
In addition to the anticipation, sunshine and birdsong, springtime is also cleaning time. And that’s a good thing. Especially when it comes to the clothes you’ve been wearing all winter, and the outfits you plan to sport this summer.
In a recent post, we included “clean your clothes” in a spring cleaning to-do list for around the house. This time, we thought we’d let you know what pieces of clothing you should get cleaned this spring.
5 Items for Your Springtime Dry Cleaning To-Do List
We’ve put together the following list of clothing items you can dry clean to help protect them, and help you look sharp. Check it out, we bet there are a few things you may not have thought of.
- Winter Clothing – If you put your winter things away after they are freshly cleaned, you will help them last longer and look better. What can you clean? Here’s a quick list:
- Jackets and coats
- UGGs boots
- Leather & suede
- Scarves, gloves and toques
- Canada Goose jackets
- Sweaters
- Golf Shirts & T-Shirts – If everyone can tell your favourite golf shirts and t-shirts because of how worn and tired they look, it’s time to change all that. Collars will be crisper and colours will be brighter, and you’ll get to enjoy your favourite shirt as if it were new again.
- Shorts – The days of wrinkly, ill-fitting shorts, because you’ve never had them professionally cleaned, are over. Your legs will love you for it.
- Raincoats – We don’t want to rain (sorry!) on anyone’s anticipation of clear skies and sunshine, but we bet your raincoat has been neglected. Why? Because you probably can’t clean the high-tech fabrics at home.
- Baseball Caps – Oh, yes. You heard that right. No matter how cool you think your go-to cap looks with its sweat stains and scuff marks, if you want it to last longer, you’ll get it cleaned. But, fair warning, don’t throw it in the washer or dryer. This is your favourite after all. It deserves professional cleaning.
Want to learn more about keeping your UGGs looking great? Check out our article “How to Keep Your Ugg Boots Clean”.
