What Rinse knows about doen

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Rinse was founded in 2013 and has become the national leader in clothing care. Over the years, this is what we've learned about doen:

People who wear doen also tend to wear these clothing brands:

doen’s Durability Rating: 3.0 out of 5

Types of doen garments Rinse has cleaned:

Top cities for doen

Rinse serves 6 major markets in the US: The San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington Metro Area, Boston, and New York. This is where doen is worn the most:

#34 in
Los Angeles

#36 in
Palo Alto

#139 in
Albany

Rinse cleans these stains in doen garments the most

Stains from beverages like coffee, juice, wine, milk, or tea may require careful neutralization. Rinse works to clean these stains using specialized dry cleaning solvents. Other foods, like chewing gum, butter, chocolate, egg, spaghetti, or ice cream also leave stains on clothing, and require special spot treatment to resolve. Condiments like ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, soy sauce, or salsa can also be difficult to remove. Rinse can clean these kinds of stains from doen garments utilizing dry cleaning skills honed during decades of work.

Cosmetic stains are also common. Eye liner, mascara, foundation, blush, eye shadow, lip balm, and nail polish are all pigmented, and so can leave stains on garments easily. Rinse utilizes dry cleaning best practices to remove these sometimes-difficult stains from your favorite doen garments.

Candle wax, crayons, or glue can also damage doen clothing, requiring special attention during the beginning of the dry cleaning process. On the other hand, common odors from perfume or perspiration can more-easily be removed from doen garments during dry cleaning. Another common type of stain is from oil, either from cooking oils like butter or lard, or lubricating oils like motor oil or grease. Whether the stain is particularly tricky to resolve, or more straightforward, Rinse would be happy to pick up your doen garment for dry cleaning.