neato
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I have had my black wool overcoat for 3 years now and have never dry cleaned it. I generally try to stay away from dry cleaners, partly because they can be expensive but mostly because I'm always afraid they will ruin my clothes. Not too long ago, while wearing my wool overcoat during one of my drunken adventures, I got sick and vomited on it. I was able to spot clean the vomit stain and can't see it anymore..........but I feel like it might be a good idea to have the coat dry cleaned......I just feel like it's "dirty."
The coat's care label says "Dry Clean Only," but can this be trusted? Are wool coats like suits in that they should never (or very rarely) be dry cleaned?
The coat's care label says "Dry Clean Only," but can this be trusted? Are wool coats like suits in that they should never (or very rarely) be dry cleaned?