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Sep 07 '07
Pros: large sized cloth
Cons: didn't work well for me
Summary: I got a free sample of Dry Cleaner’s Secret, so I thought I would try it out on a jacket that had been in the closet all summer, which is labeled dry clean only. The Dry Cleaner’s Secret is save for acetate, cashmere, cotton, linen, ramie, ... read more
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May 24 '07
Pros: Cleans "dry clean only" clothing without toxic chemicals.
Cons: Heavier items come out of my dryer wrinkled.
Summary: I admit, I fell for the Dryel hype a few years ago, but I thought they were supposed to "dry clean" your clothes at home. When they failed to do so I called the company and a rep told me I that they really weren't meant to clean your clothes, ... read more
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Apr 19 '06
Pros: Lightly cleans and freshens in between professional cleanings.
Cons: Spot cleaning is a little time-consuming.
Summary: I have several business suits and other clothes that are “dry clean only”. I also have a couple of white goose down comforters that need to be dry cleaned on a regular basis because we have a dog that has set up house on both of them. Although ... read more
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Sep 16 '07
Pros: This product isn't as harmful to the environment as traditional dry cleaning.
Cons: The cleaning cloth left oil-like stains on my dark green linen and silk blend pants.
Summary: I used Dry Cleaner's Secret on some silk and linen blend pants (very expensive and very well-liked I might add). The pants went in clean and came out looking like they'd been liberally splashed with vegetable oil. I plan to take them to a professional
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