Do you send any clothes to the dry cleaners any more?

Holy moly--I can't even remember the last time I took clothes to a dry cleaner since thankfully I don't have many that need dry cleaning only--so it must be literally decades when I last took clothes to a dry cleaner

No, Just wash them inhome except some special clothes.

Hello Ctrymuziklvr, Some years back, the textile industry figured out how to blend silk so that it was machine washable. I considered that a very great day in human history. I tend to lean toward natural fibers: cotton, silk, and wool. Both silk and wool used to be absolutes for the dry cleaners. However, a few years back home alternative dry cleaning became an option via a product that we could use in our own dryers. I also considered that a great day in mankind's history. Suffice it to say that I find going to the dry-cleaners a real pain. So, I avoid it whenever possible. As of now, the only things I send to the cleaners are my older silks and pure wools. Which, I'm happy to say is only about 10 products per year. Yee-ha!

I haven't used the dry cleaners for at least six years, when I had them dry clean my wedding dress.

I did up till a year ago, I got one of those hand held steam cleaners off the TV it works great, one swipe and the wrinkles are gone and it refreshes the fabrick as weel leaving it with that clean freshly laundered sent.

I used to send very few items to the dry cleaners till I got a little smart and started using Woolite and the gentle cycle however NOT the dryer. LOL It works great and without the cost of the dry cleaners. In the summer time I use the clothes line as often as I can so to save from the expense of the dryer however winter forces me to use the dryer :( It's no wonder our electric bill goes sky high.

Yes I send cothes to the dry cleaners when weather become to change.

Its actually been a couple of years sinced Ive used the cleaners. I do have to get my winter coat cleaned this year. I do all my husbands shirts I wash and press them. I dont like to spend money on that. Im home I can do it. I love it when I can save money.LOL

No, I never use a dry cleaner. With the advent of good washing machines, it is cheaper & more practical to do all my own washing. I buy cheap washing powder, & I recycle the water. Most of my washing I can hang on the line. I try not to use the drier too much, as it uses a lot of electricity. My husband was using the dry cleaner for his work trousers last year, as they were difficult to clean & even more difficult to iron.

i purposely dont buy new clothes that require being sent to the dry cleaners any more, but i do send coats and that sort of thing to the dry cleaner - i generally try to do this once a year.

It has been quite a while since I've taken anything to the dry cleaners, ctry. Aren't we lucky to have the miracle fabrics, washers and dryers, etc., to make our load so much easier? I also remember when we frequently gathered clothes to take to the dry cleaners-and it could be a bit costly. The last item that I purchased which needed to be dry cleaned was a full-length winter coat made of wool. That was several years ago. Now my favorite winter coat is a Berber that can be tossed into the washer, and that's great!

No i rather hand wash them and choose not to be lazy. Coz in drycleaners.. sometimes you lost some of your clothes and if something happen there you cannot complain and you have to be responsible for any damage they might cause your favourite dress.