There are a number of benefits associated with Fabricare Assembly Manager (FAM). This automated, effective assembly option saves time and money because it has all the advantages of an automated assembly conveyor at a budget-friendly price. Our FAM is usable in a central plant or in multiple locations. FAM components include all of the following:…
One of the major benefits of Fabricare Systems software is that the company provides guided step-by-step video tutorials on some of its function. For example, in one video, a voice-over narrator guides viewers through the use of the software’s cash-out function. Close-up views of the computer point out the areas that coordinate with the scripted…
In the world of artisan beer, cheese, pizza, and more, we now have artisan cleaning businesses. Some dry cleaners employ artisans to take care of wedding gowns, formals, and tuxedos, but they may not call themselves an “artisan cleaning business.” Many artisan dry cleaners hand wash delicate items, and clean oversize items like blankets,…
To continue our blog on “Things to Consider When Buying a Dry Cleaner Business,” we are adding the following financial questions to ask to be sure you are making the most informed possible decision about your purchase. Property You may be leasing the location of your dry cleaning business, but you want to determine whether…
As in starting any kind of new business, it’s crucial to do your research when buying a dry cleaner business. Once you’ve found a dry cleaner’s for sale that interests you, be sure to learn everything you can about the business. Some of the most useful and relevant information to consider before buying into the…
We think of “dry” cleaning as cleaning that doesn’t use any moisture at all. After all, how can it be dry if there is liquid involved? In reality, there is a little moisture in dry cleaning and a tiny amount of water. However, items washed at home, cleaned in water, are in 100% moisture.…
The dry cleaning business is all about being on schedule. From opening the store on time to making sure that orders are fulfilled promptly you can expect to stay busy, especially if you need to make sure the equipment is operating properly. To continue our information from “Starting a Dry Cleaning Business, Part 1,” we…
If you are interested in starting a laundry and dry cleaning business, you want to know as much information as possible before you decide if this business matches your needs. For example, are you comfortable with handling dirty laundry? If you enjoy cleaning clothes and making them nice for others, you will do well…
To continue from “A Brief History of Dry Cleaning, Part 1,” it turns out that there was no patent for dry cleaning with turpentine as the method was destroyed by a fire in 1836. As other dry cleaning agents began to be used, there was concern that they were all dangerous. For example, the most…
Contrary to popular belief dry cleaning has been around for centuries. In ancient Rome, there were dry cleaning shops that used ammonia and lye to remove stains such as dirt and sweat from clothing. In the early 19th century brought a big revolution in dry cleaning by Jean Baptiste Jolly of France, also known as…