Logistics on Laundry

Every Clean begins with a professional evaluation of each item.

• Color separation (lights, darks, delicates)
• Fabric identification (cotton, denim, synthetics, blends)
• Condition checks (stains, wear points, special care needs)
• Load balancing to prevent friction damage

Purpose: Protects garment integrity before water ever touches fabric.

Water Temperature & Cycle Selection

Clothes are washed with intent — never guesswork.

• Temperature selection based on fabric and color
• Cycle type chosen to minimize stress while maximizing cleanliness
• Spin speed adjusted to reduce stretching and fiber breakdown

Purpose: Preserves lifespan while achieving a deep, effective clean.

Only intentional materials touch your garments.

• Measured detergent usage (never over-saturated)
• Fabric-safe agents selected per load type
• No cross-contamination between loads
• Optional scent-neutral or hypoallergenic considerations

Purpose: Clean without residue, buildup, or fabric fatigue.

The actual wash is actively managed, not automated and forgotten.

• Load timing monitored
• No overloading
• Mid-cycle awareness for balance and agitation control
• Immediate transition from wash to dry to prevent odor setting

Purpose: Prevents re-soiling, imbalance damage, and mildew risk.

Drying is treated as a second clean — not an afterthought.

• Heat level chosen per fabric category
• Over-drying avoided to protect fibers
• Items removed promptly to prevent creasing
• Garments folded or presented uniformly

Purpose: Maintains softness, structure, and readiness to wear.

Before return, every Clean passes a final professional check.

• Visual and tactile inspection
• Scent neutrality confirmation
• Rewash consideration if standards aren’t met
• Clean handling from machine to delivery

Purpose: Ensures what’s returned meets Clean’s professional standard — every time.