How do I Clean a Drill Chef Uniform?
The chef's distinguishing outfit, his chef's uniform, says a lot about him and needs to be kept clean. With all of the messy tasks a chef encounters every day, however, that is much easier said than done, but it is possible. With a few tricks, you can keep a drill chef uniform looking clean and white. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Wash the uniform in cold water with high agitation speed. Drill, a thick, tough cotton fabric, can take a lot of washing and cleaning, which is excellent for stain removal success.
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Take the uniform out of the washer and assess its condition. Does it have remaining greasy spots or bright food stains?
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For greasy spots, apply gel stain remover or dry cleaning solvent. Rub the area generously with the gel; or, alternatively, wet the area, pour dry cleaning solvent over the spot and scrub with a cloth or non-metal brush.
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For food stains of any sort, apply dry cleaning solvent or vinegar directly to the stain. Scrub the area with the non-metal brush until the stain is gone.
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Put the uniform through the washing cycle again to remove the cleaning solutions, then dry it in the clothes dryer.
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Tips & Warnings
Wash your uniform often--at least every couple of days--to keep your uniform at its best.
Do not dry your chef's uniform until the stains are gone. Heat has a tendency to set stains so that you cannot remove them.
