dry cleaning recommendation (Ammon, Teton: how much, live, restaurant)

[tmp4]

mainly just need shirts laundered and pressed. need something close to Hitt/Sunnyside

reliability is a must, but quick & inexpensive would be a bonus

[Mtn. States Resident]

Originally Posted by tmp4

mainly just need shirts laundered and pressed. need something close to Hitt/Sunnyside

reliability is a must, but quick & inexpensive would be a bonus

Hello tmp4,

I'd check the classified ads in Yellow Pages Online, Phone Book & Business Directory | DexKnows. I hesitate to recommend any one given your criteria. Any on 17th Street are fine, but you can ask directly. That's far better for everyone as you can state your needs and expectations. Each can quote you their costs and turn around time.

How one words a question or thanks others matters. Cleaners and those who answer here are people too.

Good luck -I'm confident in your ability to find the right dry cleaner/shirt laundries for yourself. You've lived here long enough to know which areas of 17th Street, or other locations, work the best for you.


MSR

[tmp4]

thanks?

[tmp4]

Since that didn't really answer my question, and I need to find a good place to get my shirts done, can anyone else offer advice?

Perhaps I should reword the question: Where do you people go when you need something dry cleaned and have you been satisfied with their work?

I figure if we can offer a review of a restaurant, or a movie, or a mayor, that we can offer a review of a dry cleaner.

[Mtn. States Resident]

Originally Posted by tmp4

Since that didn't really answer my question, and I need to find a good place to get my shirts done, can anyone else offer advice?

Perhaps I should reword the question: Where do you people go when you need something dry cleaned and have you been satisfied with their work?

I figure if we can offer a review of a restaurant, or a movie, or a mayor, that we can offer a review of a dry cleaner.

tmp4,

Certainly, the same should and is true. However, when we ask about a restaurant I don't recall anyone listing as many criteria as you did. Our neighbors emphasize what matters the most when they ask for recommendations. You notice NO ONE answered for several hours. I finally decided to give you the best yellow pages so you could find what you had listed.

You didn't state what was the most important factor. Maybe a cleaner has an excellent turn around time and perhaps even delivers. But most likely those services will cost you more. It's your money not ours. I'd consider it rude to ask you how much is cheap or less expensive for the services you want.

Shirt laundries can add up. If finding the lowest price is most important then you may use a cleaners who doesn't have quite as quick turn around time.

The way you wrote your list makes anyone who offers a suggestion fail. That is very different
than asking where to get good pizza, snow tires etc.

I sincerely wish you luck finding the cleaners/shirt laundry that will work best for you and your needs. The area you mentioned has good ones as does 1st street. But I don't know any of their costs and time frames. No one has warned you to stay away from business X, which says a lot.

Good luck!

MSR-one of "The People"

[cleosmom]

I've used both D & L Cleaners (there's a location in that strip mall 17 & Ammon across from Walgreen's) and Teton, which is up on 1st, west of Woodruff. With D & L, turn around time on alterations is usually under a week, so I'm thinking dry cleaning should be pretty darn fast

[tmp4]

Thank you very much! I decided to take my shirts to Teton Cleaners yesterday. The front desk staff was very pleasant, the place was nice and clean, and I'm getting my shirts back this afternoon. Price was reasonable.

The Teton location I went to was the one in Ammon