Ask a drycleaning worker anything.
>>11162880
Why haven't you killed yourself yet?
>>11162898
The chemicals he's exposed too are going to do that for him
>>11162912
C'mon guys perc isnt THAT bad
>>11162880
Fuck off you fix moldy and smoke damaged clothes you liar
>>11162938
http://www.frsteam.com
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>>11162938
Do you not see the drycleaning to the right
What's it like to be asian?
>>11162880
How often should I be dry cleaning my clothes, jackets, pants, shirts. My white dress shirts always get dirty, is it okay to just bleach them now and then? Is drycleaning worth it or is it better to just get one of those home steamers?
>>11162880
What's the most expensive garment you've ever dealt with
>>11162928
One of my close friends' dad used to own a dryclean shop that he ran himself. He died of lung cancer about 4 years ago. Be careful, Anon.
>>11162880
Have you ever handled vintage or antique garments to be cleaned? What's your process?
how do i get jizz out of clothes
>>11163009
You can bleach most shit, just read the tag and use chlorine free bleach. On top of that, just clean it as it gets dirty. A lot of people have routines where they drop their stuff of every week whether it's dirty or not, seems like a waste of money to me.
>>11163023
Wedding gowns, anything custom fit/tailored.
>>11163089
We get vintage stuff every now and again, never seen anything older than WW2. If it's in good condition and able to be drycleaned, just like anything else. The most recent thing I've seen was a Korean War Army uniform. That thing was built better than most garments today, and in perfect condition. If it's particularly delicate or in bad condition, we send it to a specialist, where it gets spot cleaned as much as they can.
>>11164021
Drycleaning should work fine, don't say it's jizz or most places won't take it
off all the clothes youve handled, what piece do you wish you could have the most
>>11164199
Cotton duck/canvas that's been worn in and looks faded makes me randy; someone brought in a carhartt jacket that must have been 20 years old and I almost came
>>11164207
no high end designer pieces?
>>11163009
To answer your question about steam cleaners: no. If the drycleaners screws something up, you get a new garment. If you screw something up, you get only sadness.
Should leather be taken to a dry cleaner or specialist?
>>11164214
Not my thing, working class anon here
Will washing stuff with down in it in a regular washer really ruin it? Is Nikwash really what it's hyped up to be?
>>11164217
Either or, we send our leather to a specialist. Just don't be that retard who brings in his faux leather and makes a big fuss over seeing that it's cleaned right
Do you ever masturbate into the pockets of really gaudy and awful clothes?
A friend had his massive tie-die stash sweatpants with twenty-something inside pockets cleaned professionally and workers busting loads into it was all I could think of.
Do u ever "borrow" a garment for a night out or just try something on?
Ever worry about bedbugs?
>>11164219
No, won't ruin it. In fact drycleaning will be worse because of the heat. Machine wash it cold, air dry and you're good. Never heard of nikwash, sounds like a gimmick.
>>11164226
Not personally, I wouldnt put it past our brazillian pressers
>>11164232
No, but if I find any cool shit that's not valuable in pockets it's mine. I wouldn't take cash or a credit card, but shit like pens and coins I nab
bro help me cop some pieces?
>>11164237
Between the carcinogenic chemicals and 500° steam, no
>>11164255
what's the weirdest thing you found in a pocket yet?
>>11164274
.40 round in a cop's pocket
>>11164322
*.45 sorry /k/
