When dry cleaning clothes, the correct processing sequence and grouping principles can improve work efficiency and ensure washing quality. Below is a detailed explanation of the principles for planning the processing sequence and grouping of dry cleaning clothes.
1. Group clothes according to material:
Divide clothes into different groups according to material, such as cotton, silk, wool, etc. . This prevents the clothes from damaging each other during handling. Different materials have different characteristics and cleaning requirements, and sorting them into categories ensures that each group of items receives the appropriate treatment.
2. Group according to color:
Divide clothes into light colors, dark colors, and clothes with prints or special patterns according to color . This will prevent dark-colored clothing from fading and contaminating other clothing. At the same time, some printed or specially patterned clothing may require special processing, and these requirements can be better controlled and met through grouping.
3. Treatment of clothes with sensitive details:
For clothes with sensitive parts, such as lace, silk decoration, sequins, etc. , should be processed in separate groups. This prevents these sensitive parts from being damaged during the cleaning process and protects the appearance and quality of the clothes.
4. Group the clothes according to the degree of stains:
Group the clothes according to the degree of stains, such as light stains, moderate stains and difficult stains. Clean heavy stains, etc. In this way, each group of clothes can be pre-treated to different degrees or special cleaning agents can be applied to improve the cleaning effect.
5. Handle clothes with special cleaning requirements:
Some clothes may have special cleaning requirements, such as bleaching, shrink-proofing, Waterproof, etc. These garments should be grouped individually and handled according to their special requirements to ensure cleaning results and garment quality.
6. Clean bulky clothing and bedding regularly:
Large bulky clothing and bedding, such as down jackets, large quilts, Curtains, etc., should be grouped separately and washed according to cleaning instructions to avoid cross-infection or machine overload.
The processing sequence should be determined according to the grouping rules and the capacity of the cleaning equipment. Generally speaking, clothes that are easier to wash and less stained are processed first, and then gradually the clothes that are more difficult to wash and are heavily stained are processed. At the same time, when dealing with different groups of clothes, make sure that the cleaning equipment and cleaning agents can meet the various materials and special requirements.
In short, planning the processing sequence and grouping principles of dry cleaning clothes requires comprehensive consideration of factors such as the material, color, stain level and special requirements of the clothes. Through reasonable grouping and processing sequence, clothes can be guaranteed to be properly processed and high-quality cleaning results.
