Paint & Rust
Treatments
All added to ordinary paint |
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Repellants |
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DrClean's
Wedding Dress,
and
Suit Covers
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Stain Treatments
Tea, Wine, Glue, Rust, Beer, Egg, Vomit + Many More |
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New Pricing - up
to 40% off
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| Machine Spares
for: Hagerty Puzzi 100 &
Carpet Minder |
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Waterproofing
Sprays for
Rain Coats, Suede : Jackets,
Shoes,
Handbags
Chair Covers etc. |
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Soaps for Carpets &
Suites
Professionals soaps for all carpet &
suite |
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Stain
Removal Kit - for Blood, Egg,, Wine, Beer &
more |
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Odour
Treatments
All odours including Pet Urine |
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Irons & Boards
Professional Irons, Boards & steamers |
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Expandable Hangers |
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Adult Hangers and Children's Hangers that always fit |
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Microfibre Cleaning
Cleaning
Without Chemicals |
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Dress Cleaning by DrClean |
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Leather Cleaning
for all Your Suites Jackets & Clothing |
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Grooming Kit
Removes bobbles, hair & lint |
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Curtain Cleaning
Service
Full
service with a NO SHRINKAGE GUARANTEE
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DrClean's
Clothes Care
Kit + full Stain Removal with Instructions |
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Stain Guard
Simply
Spray on to Protect Your Carpets,
Suites - & Even Raincoats |
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Hand Made Wedding
Dress, Shoe & Hat Boxes |
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Carpet Minder
Carpet Cleaning Machine
for commercial or
home use |
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The answer to your fabric cleaning questions will be somewhere on
DrClean.co.uk and we've now made it even easier to find a solution
to any question or problem. Simply roll over a description on the top bar and
menus will open around that topic, all the way through to guides and step-by-step examples.
You should now be able to drill down very quickly to find the
answer you want, if not please get in touch with us using one of the
"contact us" options at the end of the menu bar.
All the help is
free and if you don't
find the answer you need feel free to email us for help.
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Deck & Wood Cleaning |
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The sun is shining so it's at last the time to get all your
garden wood looking good again.
Owattrol deck and wood treatments give you easy to use,
non-toxic and effective treatments for all your outdoor wood.
From stripping old glaze to revitalising all your decks, chairs
& tables - the solution is here. |
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Ink Remover |
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Removing ink such as biro or fountain pen ink is a problem
that many of our visitors want to remedy. We have a few
remedies, each one good for different reasons.
The Oops stain treatment (left) is effective on most surfaces
and is a very easy to use spot treatment for biro, nail
varnishes and greases.
The Solvex treatment (right) is good for inks, paints and
solvent based stains and is safe on most fabrics. |
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(Click a picture for more information)
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DrClean's
"Tip of the Week"
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| What Can I Do About
Those Bobbles? |
w/e 19/05/08
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Bobbles, mainly on knitwear
but also on other fabrics are technically known as neps and can make clothes look old,
cheap and dirty, even if they are perfectly clean and pretty new. These are faults in the yarn which results
in fibres rolling into balls when the fabric is rubbed, which attach to the garment by
strands that can be very difficult to remove. |
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best thing to do is immediately take the garment back to the retailer but this
is very rarely done, partly because if we do the sales assistant is likely to insist,
quite wrongly, that it's our fault because they don't understand the problem.
You can get one of the many battery operated "shavers"
that are meant to shave off the balls -
just like a mans
electric razor. However, we've found that these never remove all the
bobbles. The best
tool we have used is a "DrClean Fuzz Go" stick. This is a lump of specially formulated charcoal that you
drag lightly over the surface of the garment and it breaks the bonds.
Simply use a lint roller afterwards and your bobbles will be a thing of
the past.
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Although
they will often recur you will have an easy way to get rid of
them again. One Fuzz-Go stick will last for years - and you won't
need batteries. Alternatively,
if you're confident, you could use a blade to shave off the balls but you must be very
careful, it's exactly like shaving a face, you want to cut the fibres but not what's underneath.
If you want to try this method then hold the blade at an acute and stretch the fabric slightly
at the same time, so there's less
chance of accidentally slicing into the fabric. |
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Haven't
found the answer you want ? Email
us a question - We'll be happy to help. |
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Correspondence
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Pool House
34 Ivinghoe Road
Bushey
Hertfordshire
WD23 4SW |
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Tel:
+44 (0)20 8421 8866
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