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My_Matt
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I wonder if Prince William and Kate are registered at Target?
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Dryel: Yay or Nay
I have some sweaters I need to get cleaned before I put them away for the season, and I just can't stomach the couple hundred dollars I think it will cost. I have heard about Dryel and if it is a decent option, I want to do that.
Anyone have any info or feedback you can share? TIA!
I wonder if Prince William and Kate are registered at Target?
Re: Dryel: Yay or Nay
I have used it before and I kind of feel like its the equivalent of just spraying Febreze on your clothes.
I don't think it really cleans at all, just freshens.
A couple hundred bucks?? How many sweaters are we talking about? And how much does it cost to dryclean a sweater? Mostly just curious as I've never actually sent a sweater to the drycleaners, I just hand wash and lay flat to dry.
I have used Dryel and I agree with the others. When I used to wear dryclean only clothes, I used dryel a time or two in between going to the cleaners to stretch it out. But it's not as good as actual drycleaning.
I have about 20 sweaters that need to be cleaned
Might not be $200, but it isn't gonna be cheap.
Thanks for all the feedback!
I wonder if Prince William and Kate are registered at Target?
I think it's Woolite that makes an at home dry cleaning sheet that I really like. I used Dryel for years and always felt like the clothes were freshened but not cleaned - like they were only suface cleaned if that makes sense.
I feel like the woolite sheets work a lot better. The sweaters feel cleaner and smell fresher for longer.
I just did about 50 sweaters and have them folded and ready for storage - the room smells amazing.