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Garment Care Publishes Guide to Selecting, Using and Replacing Teflon Iron Shoes

Garment Care has published a guide for professional dry cleaners on selecting, using and replacing Teflon iron shoes to protect garments and reduce costly rework.

CENTURION, South Africa – Garment Care has published a new guide, Teflon Iron Shoes for Professional Dry Cleaners: How to Select, Use and Know When to Replace. It focuses on one small finishing-room component that is often overlooked until the damage is done.

One scorched lapel can wipe out the profit on a whole rail of suits. Yet the iron shoe that sits between the iron and the garment is frequently replaced only after a customer has already noticed the mark.

The article explores what a Teflon shoe actually does for a finishing line, how to choose the right fit for your irons and fabric mix, and how to use and care for it correctly. It also covers the warning signs that a cover has reached the end of its life, and how to build a simple routine that keeps spares ready.

A worn cover rarely announces itself, which is why the guide treats replacement as a daily check rather than an afterthought.

For the full breakdown, read Teflon Iron Shoes for Professional Dry Cleaners: How to Select, Use and Know When to Replace.

About Garment Care

Garment Care supplies dry cleaning machines, solvents, finishing equipment and consumables to dry cleaners, laundries, hotels, hospitals and lodges across South Africa. The team works with commercial operators daily, so its advice reflects what performs on the floor.

Contact: Garment Care, 284 Kwanbi Crescent, Icon Industrial Park, Sunderland Ridge, Centurion. Tel: 012 111 0661. Email: info@garmentcare.co.za

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