🚨 Worst Stains on Silk (From Most to Least Damaging) 1. Water Stains / Tide Marks  ❌ (Often the worst) This surprises people, but plain water  is silk’s biggest enemy. Causes permanent ringing, spotting, and dye migration Leaves visible tide lines even after drying Very difficult to correct once set Why it’s so bad: silk dyes are often not colorfast , and water disrupts the protein structure of the fiber. 2. Perspiration (Sweat) Contains salts, acids, and urea Leads to yello

Many people assume dry cleaning is only for luxury garments or special occasions. In reality, whether dry cleaning is necessary  depends on the garment's fabric, construction, and type of soil —not just the label. At Prestige Green Touch Cleaners, our approach is simple: clean the garment in the safest, most effective way possible , not automatically the harshest. When Dry Cleaning Is  Necessary Dry cleaning (or professional solvent-based cleaning) is often the best option wh

Many people assume that if a garment looks crisp and wrinkle-free, it must be clean. In reality, pressing and cleaning are two very different processes . A garment can look fresh on the outside while still holding odors, bacteria, body oils, or contaminants within the fabric. Here’s how to tell the difference. 1. Smell the Fabric — Not Just the Surface A properly cleaned garment should smell neutral and fresh , not perfumed. If you notice lingering body odor, smoke, mildew, o

Choosing how to care for your clothes affects more than just their appearance. Traditional dry cleaning methods often use chemicals that harm the environment and pose health risks. Organic dry cleaning offers a cleaner, safer alternative that supports sustainability without sacrificing quality. This post explores why organic dry cleaning matters and how it contributes to a greener future. Eco-friendly dry cleaning machines in operation What Makes Organic Dry Cleaning Differen