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Hand washing at the Dry cleaners

kabuxa · 2010-11-18 14:22:24

Hi, My daughter would like to wear my Communion dress for her 1st Communion. Which makes me very happy but it is such a long time ago that eventhough it was dry cleaned 'at that time' it is very dirty now. It is made of cotton. I asked a dress-maker how to clean it and she told me to hand wash it and ask at the dry…

18-11-2010 02:22PM

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kabuxa

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Hi,
My daughter would like to wear my Communion dress for her 1st Communion. Which makes me very happy but it is such a long time ago that eventhough it was dry cleaned 'at that time' it is very dirty now. It is made of cotton.
I asked a dress-maker how to clean it and she told me to hand wash it and ask at the dry cleaners. My local one definetely does not do it. I live in Dublin.
Would you know of any dry cleaners, or place of that sort that would do it properly?
Thanks a lot!

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#2 18-11-2010 04:51PM

Miaireland

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I would bring it into my local dry cleaners and get their advice. Seems a bit odd what your dressmakers is saying. Better to be safe than sorry.

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