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SCRUB CARE
SCRUBS
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We recommend that you wash 100% cotton scrubs in cold water and
either line dry or tumble dry at the lowest settingto avoid excess
shrinking. You should still expect 2%- 5% shrinkage. 100% cotton scrubs
washed in warm water and dried on regular heat will shrink even more
and also fade quicker.
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The first time you wash 100% cotton scrubs, add a half a cup
of vinegarto help set the color and avoid premature fading
- After the first time you wash 100% cotton scrubs,turn them inside
out for all future washings. This will help prevent premature
fading.
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We recommend that 65/35 blends be washed in warm water and dried
on regular heat level.You may still get 1%-2% shrinkage.
- We feel that for most people,there is no need to wash any of
your scrubs in hot water. Several major detergents kill 99% of
bacteria in warm water, and using hot water will just decrease the
life of your scrubs.
LAB COATS
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Never use bleach on lab coats that are monogrammed. Bleach
will cause the monogramming to fade. Bleach may also cause plastic
buttons to turn yellow.
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We recommend that 100% cotton lab coats be dry cleaned. If
you wash them yourself wash them in cold water and line dry. You may
still get 1%-3% shrinkage. All 100% cotton lab coats will need to
be ironed if you home wash them. Wrinkle free 100% cotton lab coats
do not exist . Washing in warm or hot water and machine drying will
cause the coat to shrink at least a full size and maybe even more.
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For 65/35 blend lab coats washing in warm water and regular heat
in the dryer is fine.
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For blended lab coats there is no sure fire way to guarantee
getting the stain out.However by keeping the stain moist (until
you get to a washing machine) and applying a stain remover (we recommend
Magic wand stain remover, but others work well) is your best bet.
Wash stain in cold water. If stain is still present then try the above
again. Once you put a garment with a stain in the dryer you can forget
about getting the stain out. Also, not treating a stain for more than
a day will doom the stain to stay forever.
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For stains on 100% cotton lab coats it is best to get to your
local dry cleaner ASAPand let them work on the stain. If you
are home washing your 100% lab coat then follow the instructions for
blended lab coats.
SHOES
- In most cases you should getnew shoes at least once a year.
The few exceptions include Dansko, Klogs (you will need new inserts
every 8-12 months) and Anywears(inserts same situation as Klogs).
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Athletic shoes are not meant to be worn 12 hours a day. After
about 3-4 months you will have lost any support the shoe had to begin
with.
For other helpful hints contact us atservice@scrubsunlimited.com.
DRY CLEANING
In need of care for your scrubs and lab coats?
London Cleanersoffers excellent and efficient laundry and dry
cleaning services, and they're conveniently located right here in Westwood
Village.
Same day shirt service, in by 9 A.M. 5 days a week. Westwood's only
drive-through dry cleaning service.
SHOE REPAIR
The shoes we sell at Scrubs Unlimited are highly durable, but if you
have other shoes in need of repair, we have another neighbor who does
excellent shoe and leather repair work:Campus Shoe Repair.
Print up theircouponand save up to 40% on repairs.
Campus Shoe Repair 10936 Weyburn Ave. Westwood Village tel (310) 208-8749 (right next to Scrubs Unlimited)
The official shoe repair facility for Nordstrom's - Westside. Free
pickup and delivery with $10 minimum. Jackets, bags, upholstery, luggage
repair and custom dying available. Same day service also available.
They also make keys.
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