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Recommendation for dry cleaner in/near Pittsburgh?
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Coldcava
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I'm using Sam's over on Cochran road.. They seem to do a good job, and do all work on the premises, and the owner Sam is on site, as is his tailor John.
Whatever you do, I'd advise against fi-del, if you are over in that area.
I'd be curious to hear if you find anything amazing.. I heard a while back there was a Chinese laundry on the north side that hand washed shirts and was fantastic, but I think it closed.
Whatever you do, I'd advise against fi-del, if you are over in that area.
I'd be curious to hear if you find anything amazing.. I heard a while back there was a Chinese laundry on the north side that hand washed shirts and was fantastic, but I think it closed.
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the one by Whole Foods is great. Not cheap, but very good.
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