There are many reasons why you might opt to use a Professional Organizer. Despite being a good organizer yourself in areas such as the kitchen or clothing you just might not have the time or energy to organize the cleaning. A professional can help you to see things in a different way, quickly resolve uncontrolled situations, and give you the security you need. No two homes are alike and every home has its diverse spaces that don’t necessarily need to be cleaned a daily basis. Making decisions with the help of a professional leads to better results.

By organizing the whole fabric care process you will have more free time to invest in other activities as well as the guarantee that even the most complicated household fabrics such as uniforms, sportswear, sleeping bags, etc. are maintained better and will last longer.

Fabric care is the whole process from washing, drying, and ironing to putting everything away in cupboards. Ever step in the process is important and warrants special attention. In parallel, we also look at storage distribution, types of electrical appliances, detergents, etc. However, we particularly concentrate on the Five essential steps to Fabric Care: stain removal, washing, drying, ironing-pressing, and storage. Enhancing just one aspect of each step will give you optimal results in less time. Our method focuses on processing all five steps in the same day.

In writing in a visible place, usually near the appliances so that it can be referred to if there are doubts as sometimes we might forget the programme or at what temperature to put a specific programme, or the name of the product to remove wine, dye or coffee stains. In addition, we’ll leave labels on the cupboards, appliances and equipment used in fabric care.

Although domestic staff might be dealing with this, I always like to think that the client will always take a special interest in fabric care.

That’s why when I’m asked what needs to happen for my help to be a success I always say: we need to be aware that fabrics need to be pampered.

As a result, I would say that motivation and a gift for fabric care are essential. If you don’t particularly like caring for fabrics then it’s worth trying to foster a good relationship.

In general, it’s not easy to just fix on a set price. We first have to assess the work needed, the time it will take, shopping if any (sometimes clients ask for new sheets or for towels to be embroidered, wardrobes to be fully lined, boxes to be classified, etc.), then we send you an itemized quote. We think it’s the best way to reach an agreement.

By sending an email telling us, in general terms, about your situation and letting us take charge – and that’s it. That’s how we start – it’s that simple – all done.

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Our services can be contracted individually and all of them include a follow-up stage over a set period of time in order to consolidate the service.

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