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: Des Moines Personal Injury LawyerIowa Workers' Compensation - PERC - Part I - Drycleaning 101
By Steve Lombardi
Typical Drycleaning Process -- The typical process begins when garments are brought to the shop by customers or arrive by van from another "satellite shop," which does no drycleaning on site. Garments are initially tagged for identification. Prior to spotting or being loaded into the drycleaning machine, garments are typically inspected and sorted according to weight, color, and finish. Modern garments are made from many different types of fabrics, and most drycleaners have the tools to clean all types.
I think dry cleaning workers smile a lot because of all the money they find in our pockets. How many times have you had money that you left in your pockets returned? Now that is a fact we should know. Back to our education.
Full post as published by Des Moines Personal Injury Lawyer on February 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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