Dry cleaning businesses clean garments and household textiles using specialist processes that avoid the soaking and agitation of a conventional washing machine. Despite the name, some items are treated with water-based wet cleaning; the method depends on the fabric, garment construction, care label and type of stain. Staff inspect items, identify stains and check for damage before selecting a suitable cleaning process. Solvents or detergents are used to loosen soil, followed by drying and finishing. Typical services include cleaning suits, coats, dresses, delicate fabrics and occasion wear, as well as items such as curtains, blankets and duvets. Garments may be pressed or steamed, with attention to their shape and finish, and some cleaners offer stain treatment, minor repairs or alterations. Customers can usually expect items to be tagged and handled separately, though results depend on the material, previous treatments and stain.