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Mon Jun 22, 2009 12:20 pm  |
Of course I dont remember the name of the at home dry cleaning system - but it comes with a huge bag and a sheet that you use to clean the clothes.
I was wondering if this is safe to use with any clothes. I just bought a pair of pants that are 52% cu (whats that?) and 48% rayon that say professional dry clean only. Now that leads me to think i HAVE to go to a dry cleaners... but i dont want to. (Unless of course doing it myself will ruin the pants).
Do you guys have experience with this at home system? ive had no problems with my sweaters.
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Tue Jun 23, 2009 10:12 pm |
You're thinking of Dryel. I like it and I've had no problems using it with all my dry clean only stuff. Recently I found the Woolite version at Safeway. They're just sheets and you don't need a bag with them. I think they were cheaper than the Dryel, I bought them because my Safeway doesn't carry Dryel.
I really like the Woolite ones! I haven't used them for spot cleaning but they get clothes clean. I've cleaned a cashmere cardigan a few times, it's black and it always gets deodorant stains on it. I also cleaned a dress I wore out to the theater - it's a really nice dress but after one night of wearing it, I noticed deodorant stains and makeup stains from not being careful taking it off. After using the Woolite sheet, my dress looked like new, smelled great and since I hung it up right away - there's not a wrinkle in it! One sheet cleans up to 4 items, it's way cheaper than sending anything to the cleaners.
I really liked the Dryel set I got a while ago but now I'd like to try both brands side by side to compare them. My favorite Dryel product is the stain remover. If I could get that by itself, I'd be super happy. |
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Fri Jul 03, 2009 8:16 am |
| for dry cleaning ,must be mild. I use DHC mild soap,it's mild.I love it! |
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