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cookiemonster

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I took my suit to the dry cleaner and asked him to *steam* it. I noticed just now that it had some ironing/pressing imprints on it. especially around the pockets. anyone know how i can get rid of those?

thanks,
 
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taking it back and have him fix it would be at the top of my list...
 
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I don't really want to let him touch it again. I've completely lost faith in dry cleaners
 
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Originally Posted by cookiemonster
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I don't really want to let him touch it again. I've completely lost faith in dry cleaners

I feel you. I have 1 tailor and 1 dry cleaner i trust. Both are extremely out of the way, but worth the drive.
 
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