-Time is not on your side. The longer a stain is let to set the less chance it has to be removed

-The combination of time and heat can also set some stains in permanently

-You want to exasperate all your pre-spotting options before washing or dry cleaning

-Pre-treating stains with key chain stain removers immediately after spill can give you a greater chance the stain can be lifted later.

Nothing is more annoying than getting a big stain on your freshly dry cleaned shirt. But don’t worry Sir Austin is to the rescue! Periodically over the next few blog posts Sir Austin will tell you how to remove those tough stains or at least tell you what to do in order for your dry cleaner to have a fighting chance later on when working on the garment. While simply using a little dab of a wet cloth will remove a lot of stains, a lot of other stains can be impossible to lift if the stain is aloud to set for to long.

1) Wine

Wine is ofter regarded as the most difficult stain to lift but Sir Austin wants to let you know how to increase your chances of defeating the arch enemy of dry cleaners everywhere. First off all you want to apply a a generous amount of salt directly on and around the wine stain as soon as you possible. The salt actually helps in the absorption of the wine when the stain is still fresh. The best thing to do next is apply some form of laundry soap mixed with water directly to the stain and allow the stain to soak overnight. And that’s it! Stay tuned for more helpful tips from your favorite dry cleaning professional, Sir Austin.