As rainy season creeps in again, don’t let damp weather damage your clothes. September is the month when sunshine becomes unpredictable and drying laundry turns into a gamble. Here’s how to protect your garments when humidity is high and rain is constant.

1. Avoid Air-Drying in Humid Conditions
Leaving wet clothes out too long in humid weather leads to sour smells and mildew growth. Indoor drying isn’t always better if ventilation is poor.

2. Watch Out for Drying Room Odours
Many homes use spare rooms or corridors to hang clothes—but stagnant air and closed windows only trap moisture. Let us handle it with professional drying and finishing.

3. Shoes & Bags Soak It Up Too
Don’t ignore leather items and canvas bags. Moisture weakens the material and leaves long-term odours. We offer cleaning and deodorising for accessories too.

4. Bring in Items for Steam Refreshing
If your clothes aren’t dirty but smell musty, our steam refresh cycle removes odours and bacteria without a full clean.

Why It Matters:
Prolonged dampness leads to permanent damage. Protecting your garments now saves replacement costs later.