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rr-nyc · 21 November 2014, 12:19 PM

I would suggest only taking your clothes to a dry cleaners that are members of some sort of cleaning association. If the cleaner genuinely followed manufacturers recommended cleaning process and still damaged the garment, they provide lab services to the cleaners that they can use to support their contention and help you get a replacement.

Thats the first thing I look for when finding a new cleaners.

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21 November 2014, 12:19 PM	#15
rr-nyc Liar & Ratbag Join Date: Nov 2009 Real Name: Renato Location: NYC / Miami Beach Watch: Rolex Daytona Posts: 5,344	I would suggest only taking your clothes to a dry cleaners that are members of some sort of cleaning association. If the cleaner genuinely followed manufacturers recommended cleaning process and still damaged the garment, they provide lab services to the cleaners that they can use to support their contention and help you get a replacement. Thats the first thing I look for when finding a new cleaners.

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