Wedding Dresses

* You should aim at drying clean your dress as soon as you can after your marriage. This helps to avoid the danger of the untreated spots becoming oxidized and increases the probability of successful cleaning.

* Always have the dryness of dress cleaned before storage, even if the dress seems the clean spots such as perspiration and of the drink spots can evaporate, but with time start to affect fabric.

* The day avoid the spots of friction, if you gently reverse something on your spot of dress it, rubbing can damage fabric in a permanent way. Insofar as the stain removal disappears - give to the dry cleaner the first chance to remove the spots.

* The experiment is the most important factor in the successful cleaning of your dress - find a cleaner dry honourable.

* Ask to see the dress before it 's packed, even if the results of cleaning are not perfect him 's better so that you inspect your dress after it 's cleaned. Then you can discuss the possibility more of treatment. No dry cleaner can be 100% 100% succeeded of the time (any dry cleaner which offers to you guarantees of cleaning above it telephone should be a magician not a technician), however experiment and the last techniques can help to provide the best results

* Find a cleaner dry before the event - if the disaster would strike the day when you can have the quickly occupied dress. Also if you would seek far a long honeymoon you can send a friend/relative inside with your dress.

* The labels are important for the professional dry cleaner, if you remove them - you keep thus can provide the dry cleaner the necessary information

* Adjustments and pearls - often the manufacturers of dress of marriage will embellish dresses with the additional articles. This can pose a certain number of problems for the dry cleaner. Some pearls are not appropriate to dry cleaning and can fondre/se dissolve during cleaning; a honourable dry cleaner will examine before cleaning. Other articles such as the flutter can be stuck above; often the adhesive will dissolve during dry cleaning removing the ornaments. The one-way to reduce these problems to the minimum is of speaking to the manufacturer about dress about marriage before cleaning and confirming the instructions of care for the dress.

You the 'VE had your dress cleaned - now what?

STORAGE

* Gift 'leave of T your plastic dress of the dry cleaners - above the plastic of time can give off the chemicals which fade fabrics

* Remove the pins of safety - with time they can oxidize and mark the dress with marks of rust

* If you make lock up in a box your dress, ensure you that it is packed out of tissue paper of silk without acid. This helps to prevent the yellowing of the dress (you point out that even carefully suitable it can be impossible to prevent to yellow all with time).

* Periodically check the dress while in the storage, if the dress would deteriorate by inadequate storage. He 's good with the refold the dress to prevent the permanent folds.

* Gift 'boxes of storage out of plastic of use of T - while they are large for seasonal storage, they are not adapted to long-term storage. If any moisture develops inside the box fabric can develop rust

* It is important that the textile can breath - so thus moisture around the dress remains constant and the mould/rust of probability is reduced

* In the best of the cases the dress should not be stored in a sector which is with moisture high inclined (like your attic) or moisture (like your basement), increase in fluctuation of the temperatures the risk of deterioration. Often a wardrobe or under the bed is the best place.

* If the dress is not locked up in a box you ensure that it is stored starting from the sunlight and the artificial light, in the long run they can cause the degradation and the obliteration of fabric