Dry cleaning

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03-31-2017, 10:13
Irving

Dry cleaning

I've never dry cleaned anything in my life. I have two suits I'd like to have dry cleaned. Time is not of the essence, but I'd like it to be close to me in Thornton. I tried looking up places online and none of them have websites, and the ones that do don't post prices or want me to buy a subscription or email them my info and they'll send me a price list. The price almost doesn't matter, because I've nothing to compare it to anyway, but I find it shady when businesses don't post prices.

Anyway, who do you guys use and recommend? Thanks.
03-31-2017, 10:14
CS1983

Make sure they're Korean and you will get a good job at a good price.
03-31-2017, 11:42
colorider

I'm kinda cracking up over this. Is just dry cleaning. Take it to anyone that does it. Not that big of a deal.
03-31-2017, 11:55
Snowman78

Here is who I use, a little north for you but they do a good job. I think my suit
Was $15 or $18 last time I had it done.

Martinizing Dry Cleaning
Dry cleaner in Thornton, Colorado
Address: 13689 Colorado Blvd, Thornton, CO 80602
Phone: (303) 457-1672
03-31-2017, 11:57
Irving

Quote:

Originally Posted by colorider

I'm kinda cracking up over this. Is just dry cleaning. Take it to anyone that does it. Not that big of a deal.

That's what I wanted to think, but since I've never done it, I wasn't sure. That's pretty much all the info I need right there.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Snowman78

Here is who I use, a little north for you but they do a good job. I think my suit
Was $15 or $18 last time I had it done.

Martinizing Dry Cleaning
Dry cleaner in Thornton, Colorado
Address: 13689 Colorado Blvd, Thornton, CO 80602
Phone: (303) 457-1672

This was one of the places I found online. Good enough for me and the price is way less than I thought.

Thanks guys, thread done.
03-31-2017, 11:57
Monky

Christ... when did Irv take over the 'Dear Diary' postings?
03-31-2017, 12:04
Irving

I'm surprised I haven't gotten any pm's yet.

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I thought you were an adult. You can't find one of the 100's of dry cleaning places in the 5 mile radius from your house?"

Hell, I should have just posted this on Nextdoor where it would fit right in.
03-31-2017, 12:11
Wulf202

Retitle this to who would you trust with $600+ of your belongings?
03-31-2017, 14:23
colorider

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Originally Posted by Wulf202

Retitle this to who would you trust with $600+ of your belongings?

Wtf is he bringing in to be cleaned? Some tactical John Wick custom suits? Just kidding.
03-31-2017, 14:42
clodhopper

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Originally Posted by colorider

Wtf is he bringing in to be cleaned? Some tactical John Wick custom suits? Just kidding.

Its Irving, so ... yeah.
03-31-2017, 15:37
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by colorider

Wtf is he bringing in to be cleaned? Some tactical John Wick custom suits? Just kidding.

Something that needs to have all the dna removed.
03-31-2017, 19:36
kwando

I have some cousins that can do it. Kidding, I'm Chinese.

Most places have prices at the store, the process is simple. I've never had probelms with any store loosing or damaging my items.
03-31-2017, 20:44
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by kwando

I have some cousins that can do it. Kidding, I'm Chinese.

He want's them cleaned with chemicals, not rocks.

Most places have prices at the store, the process is simple. I've never had probelms with any store loosing or damaging my items.

With your grammar, they already know you have nothing of value [Coffee]
03-31-2017, 20:55
DFBrews

As a person that has never had the need to have an item dry cleaned I sympathize with sturtle... I would be some what overwhlemed as well.

Luckily he is not a snowflake and can take some ribbing. I think I would take mine to the place that offers payday loans as well. That way there is less chance they will shutter the place with my suit inside
03-31-2017, 21:01
Irving

I spilled wine on one of the suits over two years ago. I'm about to find out just how great dry cleaning really is.
03-31-2017, 22:27
brutal

There was probably a dry cleaning shop next to the liquor store.

Or almost ANY grocery store for that matter.
04-01-2017, 00:02
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by brutal

There was probably a dry cleaning shop next to the liquor store.

Or almost ANY grocery store for that matter.

You're making it too easy for him.
04-01-2017, 00:53
brutal

There's probably a piece of cheese in the suit coat pocket too.
04-01-2017, 02:47
cstone

The Naked Hanger
420 E 120th Ave,
Northglenn, CO 80233

I've taken stuff there for almost ten years and never knew the name of the place. Drop off, pay cash, pick up a couple days later. Never had a problem.

ASAP Alterations
828 E 120th Ave,
Northglenn, CO 80233

Next to the Smashburger at 120th and Washington. They are quick and do decent work.

The best Korean laundries are in Korea. The next best Korean laundries are just outside the gates of every US Army base. Nobody starches stiffer. I still have fond memories of breaking starch on fresh BDUs. They could also correctly sew on just about anything you deserved to wear.
04-01-2017, 08:35
Irving

Thanks Cstone. I came across The Naked Hanger online as well. Appreciate that people have actually been to these places.
04-01-2017, 09:01
Graves

I use to take my stuff to a cleaner right next to the quality auto sound off of 120th & washington when I lived up there, they never lost or screwed anything up. Not sure if they're there anymore though.
04-01-2017, 10:40
Snowman78

Quote:

Originally Posted by cstone

The Naked Hanger
420 E 120th Ave,
Northglenn, CO 80233

I've taken stuff there for almost ten years and never knew the name of the place. Drop off, pay cash, pick up a couple days later. Never had a problem.

ASAP Alterations
828 E 120th Ave,
Northglenn, CO 80233

Next to the Smashburger at 120th and Washington. They are quick and do decent work.

The best Korean laundries are in Korea. The next best Korean laundries are just outside the gates of every US Army base. Nobody starches stiffer. I still have fond memories of breaking starch on fresh BDUs. They could also correctly sew on just about anything you deserved to wear.

I to have used ASAP, not for dry cleaning but she added
All my patches for my LEO uniform. Despite the name she is not quick.
The last job she did for me was to add a large sheriffs patch to the back of my jacket, it took her a week...
04-21-2021, 23:26
Irving

Just an update. I still haven't gotten around to taking those two suits in to get cleaned.
04-21-2021, 23:34
00tec

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Originally Posted by Irving

Just an update. I still haven't gotten around to taking those two suits in to get cleaned.

I like your style
04-22-2021, 11:21
ray1970

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Originally Posted by Irving

Just an update. I still haven't gotten around to taking those two suits in to get cleaned.

Resurrecting your own zombie thread. Nice.
04-22-2021, 14:00
BladesNBarrels

Was that April Fools 2017 version?
Asking for a friend.
04-22-2021, 14:33
ray1970

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Originally Posted by BladesNBarrels

Was that April Fools 2017 version?
Asking for a friend.

Or maybe his better half got into his account to see if we could motivate him to quit procrastinating about cleaning his suits.
04-22-2021, 18:19
kidicarus13

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Originally Posted by Irving

Just an update. I still haven't gotten around to taking those two suits in to get cleaned.

Great follow through! I, for one, was wondering.
04-22-2021, 18:20
Irving

I probably don't even fit in them anymore.
04-22-2021, 18:53
FoxtArt

Clean them up and donate them then, so transients can look very dapper while they avoid applying for any job. And it'll be good looking litter in a park.