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Okay, so I just paid $73 for drycleaning 6 shirts, 1 sleeveless sweater, 1 jacket, and 1 dress and am feeling a little salty about it. Does anyone know of a good affordable drycleaner? I have a ton of winter sweaters and lined dress pants that need to go to the cleaners to be put away for the spring and summer and don't want to pay $6-7 per sweater or pair of pants.
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roy
Downtown
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Gallos downtown on Spring Street near Fifth on the south side of the street. They also do tux rentals, but they've been my drycleaners for many years and I just love them. I am sorry to say that Caskey did me wrong one too many times. Lapels are not to be ironed flat with a crease, and they don't get that.
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lisathewaitress
SoHud
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I love Spring Cleaners at 1st Ave & 4th St. It's pretty cheap and their turn around time is really fast.
Posted 4 years ago # -
lifeliberty
Here
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spring cleaners is great.
enzo, you need a tailor, not a dry cleaner.
Posted 4 years ago # -
Ndcent
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Mercurius wrote There is always $1.99 cleaners at Eastland infront of Macy's. Guess how much it costs. I go to the place off of Greenlawn, forget what it is called, but it is reasonable.
My buddy that lives in Grandview takes all his suits to that $1.99 place and says they do a great job.
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Mercurius
First Avenue
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Mercurius wrote There is always $1.99 cleaners at Eastland infront of Macy's. Guess how much it costs. I go to the place off of Greenlawn, forget what it is called, but it is reasonable.
It used to be called $1.50 Cleaners :x Then $1.75 Cleaners :twisted:Posted 4 years ago # -
The Wayfarer
Short North
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Is there a drycleaner near 5th and High?
Posted 3 years ago # -
frozen twinkies
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Casky's is a good bet. Though why they take a week to launder a shirt when they have the equipment on site is silly.
Posted 3 years ago # -
JimL2
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Near 5th and High there's Suds n' Java (never used their drycleaning service, and their website refers to it as "Cry Cleaning" -- hopefully that's a typo) and Spring Cleaners is on 4th and 1st.
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Rockmastermike
CORNspiracy HQ
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Anyone know of any dry cleaners anywhere around here that use the liquid CO2 process instead of TCE/PERC, or c-5 "silicon"?
I have found none, but I figured maybe you guys may have heard of one.
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vestanpance
Harrison West/at work OSU
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anyone ever used the one on michigan and 3rd ave next to the cafe?
(that's close to 5th and high BTW)
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