Do you dry clean any of your clothes?
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Only the dresses that I wear every 5 years.
Only my funeral/wedding suit. Lol
I’m laughing here because I know just what you mean. I wish I could have thought of how to put it the way you did.
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Not at all
I got away from Dry Clean Only as soon as I humanly could, and it’s a good thing. I don’t think our town has a dry cleaner! We’ve got a laundromat, but now that I think of it, I think you might have to go into Cedar Rapids for dry cleaning, which would just be a nightmare.
Steve has a couple suits. If they need cleaning, I bring them to Chicago, and let his mom bring them to her cleaners that she’s used and trusted for a hundred years.
I did try that Dryell once, a very, very long time ago. I think it worked. Don’t know if I’d put anything really expensive in it, but perhaps something older that I wouldn’t much care if it didn’t come out perfect…
I have suits dry-cleaned when they need it. Nowadays I go for years between dry-cleaner visits – and then it’s only a few items.
Nope! I do not have dry clean clothes.
No, I never have. I have a new coat that requires dry cleaning, so I just plan on not wearing it often and being very careful when I do.
I think the only thing I’ve dry cleaned is my wedding dress and that still didn’t get the mud stains off the bottom!
Just my girls’ prom dresses.
Nope! I’m not a “dry clean only” kina gal! 🙂
Should read “kinda”. Oops.