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How to Take Care of Your Dress

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A camera can preserve prom memories, but how to preserve that dress? Take these tips from Tiza on how to care for your gown.

Some stains can remain invisible to the naked eye, like beverage spills and body oil. Before storing a dress in the closet, get it dry-cleaned.

Never ever wash your dress at home. Leave it to professionals.

Before taking your dress to the cleaners, scope out a cleaning company that specializes in delicate fabrics and embroidery. Ask about chemicals used and how they will affect the color.

A super heavy gown with lots of embroidery can be folded over a sturdy hanger or kept in a box to avoid stretching out the length. Attach straps to the waistline before hanging a dress to reduce tension and neckline distortion.

Avoid metal clips on hangers that could rust and stain fabric. Steer clear of plastic bags as well, due to chemicals. Ask an expert at the cleaners for proper storage supplies.

Store your dress in a cool, dark place. Avoid artificial and harsh light that could fade the color of your dress.

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Don't forget moth balls! We like heavenly gowns, not holey dresses.

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