15th May 2025
After a beach day, your clothes might look fine—but sand, sunscreen, salt, and sweat tell another story. Here’s why dry cleaning matters more than you think after time spent by the ocean.
Over time, body oils and UV-blockers can break down fabric fibers. That favorite cover-up won’t last long without proper care.
Saltwater can leave behind visible marks and make fabrics feel stiff—especially linen and cotton. Sand also works its way into seams and hems, wearing garments down faster.
While most swimwear and towels aren’t dry cleaned, they still require careful home washing. Always check the care label—some high-end swimsuits do benefit from professional cleaning.
Leaving damp or sandy clothes sitting in a hamper can quickly lead to mildew or sour smells. Our fast turnaround helps stop odors before they set in.
We specialize in treating lightweight summer clothing with care. Check our pricing page for details on cleaning linen, silk, and more.
Freshen up after your beach day—schedule your pickup today with East Hampton Laundry.
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