Save 30% on winter coat cleaning
Bring this coupon and any winter coats, including wool coats, down jackets or other technical fiber coats to your local All Seasons Cleaners location and receive 30% off the cost of cleaning those coats. Restrictions apply. Does not apply to leather or suede items. Does not apply to alterations or repair. Offer expires April 30, 2011.
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Care For Your Wool Coats Wool coats are a stylish choice for keeping away the chill of winter. Although care for wool coats is different from coats of many other materials, it is not difficult or time consuming. In addition, unlike coats of less durable fabrics, such as cotton or nylon, these coats can last for many years. Good care for wool coats simply means following a few rules (which are generally the same for all wool garments) for cleaning and storing.
Wool Coat Care Tips:
- Gently brush the coat with a soft suede brush. You can also use a lint brush to clean the coat after wearing it and before hanging in a closet. Brushing removes surface soil and lint.
- Hang wool coats on plastic or wood hangers between use. Hangers should be sturdy and broad, so the weight of the coat does not stretch the shoulder areas out of shape. In addition, hang wool coats in an area with good air flow. If packed too tightly with other items, wool coats may become crumpled. Also, wool hung next to dirty items may absorb some of the dirt or odor.
- Blot spills on wool immediately to sop up moisture. Use absorbent cloths or heavy paper towels and do not rub the spill. Rubbing will spread the liquid and push it deeper into the wool. If the substance spilled contains natural or chemical pigments (wine, ink, chocolate or coffee), consult a dry-cleaning company or the coat manufacturer for what to do after blotting the liquid. The proper course of action can vary, depending on the type of wool.
- Bring your wool coats to All Seasons Cleaners twice a year. The best time to bring a coat to us is at the beginning and end of the season. If wool coats become exceptionally dirty for some reason, you may need to have them professionally cleaned more often. With normal use, however, twice yearly should be sufficient.
- Store coats after the season in a garment bag. This will help prevent moths and other insects from infesting the wool. For additional protection, you can add moth balls or store the items with cedar chips (or other natural moth repellents).
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New Customer Referral Bonus
We want to meet your friends!
Forward this e-mail to your friends and tell them to bring it with them when they bring their clothes to All Seasons Cleaners. We will give them a $20 credit on their first order. We'll also give you a $20 credit for every new customer you introduce us to!
Certain restrictions apply. Offer good for new customers on their first order only. New customers must bring the e-mail with them at the time of their order and the e-mail must include current customer's name. Limit of 10 referral credits per current customer. Credits will be added to customer accounts at the time of purchase. Not redeemable for cash.
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