In the daily operation of laundry shops, many customers may have such questions: “ Is it fine washing just about washing more thoroughly? Why is the charge so high?” In fact, there is an essential difference between fine washing and regular washing, and it is not merely a matter of “degree of thoroughness”. As an operator and practitioner of a laundry shop, clearly explaining the differences between the two washings to customers can not only eliminate customers’ doubts but also enhance the recognition of the value of the service.
The Essential Difference
Regular washing is mainly positioned for basic cleaning to meet the basic requirements for daily clothes. It adopts regular detergents and equipment. Its process is relatively simple, including simple rinsing and basic cleaning steps. The key point is to remove the common stains, such as dust and oil-based stains, from the surface of the clothes. However, ordinary washing is relatively lacking in detail handling, making it difficult to thoroughly remove stubborn stains, and the wear and tear on clothes during the washing process is relatively large. It is suitable for washing ordinary fabric clothes(Cotton, chemical fiber…), as well as consumers who are more sensitive to prices.
Fine washing belongs to the deep care range. It is the perfect combination of art and science and can give clothes a new life. It concludes three-dimensional cleaning, that is, special stain treatment, fabrics professional care, and complete cleaning of hygienic dead angles. In terms of the use of washing and care agents, staff will choose special detergents according to different fabrics, such as silk and wool. In addition, fine washing depends on the professional equipment (Constant temperature ironers, steam care equipment, and other facilities are all available.). Through professional ironing and softening treatments, and other care methods that can extend the service life, clothes become fresh and new. This service is mainly for high-value clothes, such as luxury, special fabrics, and so on.
Five Core Technologies
Why the fine washing can realize deep care lies in its five core technologies.
- Exclusive Fabrics Care System
First is the exclusive fabrics care system, which can provide customized plans for clothes of different fabrics. (softening treatment for silk, anti-shrinkage care for wool, and nourishing and polishing for leather). Every fabric has its own exclusive care recipe.
- Triple Stain Removal Process
It adopts the pre-apply → dissolve → remove process. Even wine stains, ink stains, and other stubborn stains can be completely removed without damaging the fabrics.
- Eco-friendly Recycling Technology
Using internationally certified eco-friendly detergents can ensure both a cleaning effect while reducing harm to the environment and human skin, achieving the coexistence of cleanliness and health.
- Steam Care
By virtue of professional steam equipment, the elasticity of the clothes’ fibers can be restored and the wrinkles can be smoothed out, which rejuvenates the clothes and effectively extends their service life.
- Sterile and Clean Environment
The fine cleaning uses the standard of one drum for one guest. Using 60 degrees Celsius water, clean water, and soft water to do gentle washing can eliminate the cross-contamination from the source.
Clothes that Need to be Washed Finely
Not all clothes need fine washing. However, choosing fine washing for some clothes is an effective protection for them.
- High-priced clothes need more delicate care.
- Silk, cashmere, wool, and other delicate fabrics have a special texture and may be damaged by regular washing.
- Designer brands and luxury clothes often have unique features in terms of fabric and craftsmanship. Fine washing can better maintain their quality.
- For clothes with special decorations and complex craftsmanship, fine washing can prevent damage to the decorations and deformation of the craftsmanship.
- Special material products such as fur and leather require professional nourishment and care. Fine washing is a better choice.
Guaranteed Price for Fine Washing
For high-value clothes, laundry shops can recommend the valued premium cleaning service to add protection for customers’ expensive garments. The specific process is as follows.
The customer proposes the value of the clothes → both parties negotiate and reach an agreement → sign a written valued premium cleaning agreement → the customer pays a valued premium cleaning fee that does not exceed 5% of the clothing’s value.
This not only allows customers to entrust their high-value clothes to the laundry with greater confidence but also reflects the professionalism and responsibility of the laundry shops.
Conclusion
By clearly telling the customers the difference between fine washing and regular washing in terms of essence, technologies, applied clothes, and guarantee service, the customers can understand the value of the fine washing service and will be more willing to pay for the high-quality laundry and care service.
