11 Cleaning Secrets Only Professional Dry Cleaners Know

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When it comes to keeping your clothes clean, dry cleaners know the best methods, from simple solutions for treating stains to how often to get certain things cleaned. While there’s a reason they’re the professionals and there some things only they can do best, they’re also willing to share some of their tried-and-true tips to make your laundry life easier. Plus, check out these 8 secret ingredients you should be adding to your laundry.

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