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Getting a duvet cleaned...

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  • 27-04-2012 3:29am
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    baby and crumble
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    Hey I need to get my duvet washed/ cleaned in the city centre, anyone know of a good place that is reasonable for duvet cleaning? Cheers.


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    Shield
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    In my experience, it's better to just buy a new duvet. The cost of getting one cleaned is usually on par with the cost of buying a new one. Up here, I know a dry cleaners who charge £20 to clean it because it's so big, but they sell them in Tesco for £18! Check the cost of getting one cleaned AND the cost of buying a new one before you decide what's best.


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    Dandelion6
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    I wash mine at Mr Tubs on Arran Quay. Self-service wash in large machine, put in large bag and bring home to hang up to dry. Cost: €6.50.


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    ollaetta
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    Little bit out of the city centre (100m from St. Patricks Cathedral) but the laundry place on New Street had a special offer of €8 on duvets a while back.


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    KTRIC
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    Just out of interest how often do people wash their duvets ?


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    Dandelion6
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    Once a year.


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