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Explaining moth damage to the customer
Query: How to explain moth damage to my extremely disgruntled customer, who is trying to blame me for damaging a very expensive lambswool sweater?
Recognising and resolving machine problems
Readers might want to cut out this article and keep it handy for when a puzzling problem develops in the future, say Roger Cawood and Richard Neale
The laundry manager of the future
Richard Neale of LTC Worldwide predicts a world of AI and practical advantages for the laundry manager
Washer extractors – they just keep on spinning
Washer extractors are spinning along quite nicely – at faster speeds and more economically than ever
Lands of promise and opportunity
The Middle East laundry and drycleaning market has promising growth prospects for years to come, writes Eugene Gerden
Trump’s tariffs and the effect on the US textile care industry
We catch up with trade organisations in the United Sates and find out how Trump’s tariffs are impacting on the industry
Howdy, partners
Howard Bradley seems to have a bit of a Stateside fixation as he delves in to the mysteries of starchy denim and a North American slang phrase that he believes insults drycleaners
Dateline1885: Victorian drycleaning
LCNi first burst on the scene 140 years ago. Howard Bradley marvels at how things have changed in the drycleaning world since then
Coping successfully with flood damaged work
There has been extensive flooding across the UK in the previous three months and thousands of homes have been seriously affected. This is a global issue nowadays. Readers have queried whether we can advise on dealing with severe staining, water contamination, odours and all the problems that accompany flood damage, along with the distress this causes to households.