isn't this the place the owners were trying to sell a while back, but required any purchaser of the property to assume all future environmental damage claims because of all the dry cleaning chemicals they were allegedly disposing on site? scaaary....
Yeah, saw the cleaning equipment being pulled outta there the other day. Man, some of that stuff looked like it was from another century. The one on 11th is Meridian I think. That's the one we use locally...seems like they do good work.
yeah, madison. i recently gave them a try. they actually were better than capitol, in my opinion. they got out a stain in an overcoat i had. quick good work.
Ok, this is a bit off-topic, but it *is* dry-cleaner related: can anyone tell me what's going on with the newly vacant space on the east end of Lincoln Park that used to be a dry cleaner?
It really is pretty heartening that all these dry cleaners are closing. Woo-hoo!
"It really is pretty heartening that all these dry cleaners are closing. Woo-hoo!"
Sorry, what? Dry cleaners provide a useful service and having them nearby is quite convenient. What's the delight in losing them?
I've heard stories about some places not being good neighbors or businesspeople and that is a perfectly fair complaint on an individual level, but I don't see how one can stretch that as to take delight in "all these" places closing.
Guys, please be polite. Remember that these people are your neighbors. I ask also that anonymous users leave some kind of tag [e.g. big green cat] for the sake of being able to follow a thread. Be respectful and have fun.
this used to be my cleaners. they always did fast quality work. oh well.
ReplyDeletelook forward to seeing what comes into the space.
SS, I use the cleaners at 11th and H (forgot name). They're very good and very nice.
ReplyDeleteisn't this the place the owners were trying to sell a while back, but required any purchaser of the property to assume all future environmental damage claims because of all the dry cleaning chemicals they were allegedly disposing on site? scaaary....
ReplyDeleteYeah, saw the cleaning equipment being pulled outta there the other day. Man, some of that stuff looked like it was from another century.
ReplyDeleteThe one on 11th is Meridian I think. That's the one we use locally...seems like they do good work.
The cleaners at 11th and H is Madison. They also do tailor work on site.
ReplyDeleteyeah, madison. i recently gave them a try. they actually were better than capitol, in my opinion. they got out a stain in an overcoat i had. quick good work.
ReplyDeleteI too will vouch for the cleaners on 11th and H.
ReplyDeleteOk, this is a bit off-topic, but it *is* dry-cleaner related: can anyone tell me what's going on with the newly vacant space on the east end of Lincoln Park that used to be a dry cleaner?
ReplyDeleteIt really is pretty heartening that all these dry cleaners are closing. Woo-hoo!
Two of my shirts came back from Madison with tears in the arm that weren't there before. I now go to Smile Cleaners.
ReplyDeleteThat's funny. Smile cleaners returned one of my shirts with a rip in the arm.
ReplyDelete"It really is pretty heartening that all these dry cleaners are closing. Woo-hoo!"
ReplyDeleteSorry, what? Dry cleaners provide a useful service and having them nearby is quite convenient. What's the delight in losing them?
I've heard stories about some places not being good neighbors or businesspeople and that is a perfectly fair complaint on an individual level, but I don't see how one can stretch that as to take delight in "all these" places closing.
Its about time
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