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SAVE TIME & MONEY

Did you know? Dirt and sweat tend to stick to the collar and under arm of shirts (dark or yellow ring around the collar); starch virtually eliminates this problem because the dirt and sweat sticks to the starch rather than the fabric itself. PEAL Starch makes it easier to maintain your clothing because of its ability to evenly disperse throughout the fabric.

Since PEAL Starch is a natural product and water soluble dirt washes away easily from your linen fabrics or clothes. PEAL Starch forms a kind of armor… Inspired by the gentle crisp winds of the tropics and the proprietary blend of PEAL Starch, enjoy its smooth pressing qualities and the fine finish on your fabric.

SAVE MONEY

• Save up to 70% of the cost of spray starch
• One pouch of Peal Starch is equal to 8-10 cans of spray starch
• High quality finish

How much does PEAL Starch cost you compared to Liquid or Spray Starch?

Product	Size/Weight	Approximate # of Shirts/Package	Approximate Price Per Shirt
Spray Starch	22oz.	8	$0.25
Liquid Starch	64 fl oz.	20	$0.18
PEAL Starch	1 lb.	76	$0.08

 

SAVE A LOT MORE ON DRY CLEANING

Did you know, dry cleaning really isn’t dry? It just means that instead of water being used to clean your clothes, a chemical solvent such as perchloroethylene is used. Apart from these harsh chemicals on your clothing dry cleaning can also put a dent on your wallet.

There are advantages to using dry cleaning but make sure you keep your eye on the cost. If you’re looking for a smarter way to do your laundry consider starching the best way…

SAVING TIME AND STAYING ORGANIZED TIPS

Doing laundry can be one of the most dreaded chores in your home. Laundry seems to pile up quickly especially when you have several members in your household. Still, clothes have to be cleaned. So, how can you do laundry more efficiently and save money in the process?

We have five simple steps and suggestions:

Dedicate a day for laundry - Depending on how many people are in your household, you might need to have two days a week devoted to laundry. Plan ahead as best as you can for what you will be wearing for the week to eliminate the need to wash an item at the last minute.

All hands on deck - Even young children can learn the responsibility of where to put their dirty clothes. Watch for clean clothes finding their way back into your dirty laundry… Teaching children at a young age will help them to know what to do when they get older. Having a hamper or basket for dirty clothes in their room or close by goes a long way with training.

Sort your clothes - Sort clothes by color and by weight. If you combine heavy fabric with lightweight ones, the dryer takes longer to dry the towels than it does the sheets. Always try to have full loads to save on water, cleaning supplies and electricity.

Folding clothes – Now all your laundry is dry and ready to be put away, where do you go from here? This is probably the most tedious part of doing laundry, ironing and folding or simply folding. Removing your clothes immediately after drying reduces wrinkles. Starching helps make it easier for your clothes to be hung or folded without ironing.

Staying organized – The key is staying the course. A few days over in doing laundry can be the difference between a good or stressful experience. Depending on your family's work schedule and lifestyle, being organized with when and how you do laundry can save extra time and money and laundry day won't be a dreaded chore.