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When I was living closer to DT I used the dry cleaners at the corner of Capital & Peace (next to Jersey Mike's). They always did a good job and it was inexpensive. I noticed that many law enforcement officers used them to launder their uniforms and I think that is a testament to their value. I use Medelin Davis now and the quality isn't any better though it's more convenient to our current home.
When I was living closer to DT I used the dry cleaners at the corner of Capital & Peace (next to Jersey Mike's). They always did a good job and it was inexpensive. I noticed that many law enforcement officers used them to launder their uniforms and I think that is a testament to their value. I use Medelin Davis now and the quality isn't any better though it's more convenient to our current home.
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It's the only place I take my clothes and have never had a problem.
When I was living closer to DT I used the dry cleaners at the corner of Capital & Peace (next to Jersey Mike's). They always did a good job and it was inexpensive. I noticed that many law enforcement officers used them to launder their uniforms and I think that is a testament to their value. I use Medelin Davis now and the quality isn't any better though it's more convenient to our current home.
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Originally Posted by rnc2mbfl
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It's the only place I take my clothes and have never had a problem.
Update...I did check out the dry cleaner at Capital and Peace (Dry Clean City.) I'm very impressed so far. And I did notice a lot of LEO's getting their uniforms cleaned there.
Brothers Cleaners by the Alexan-North Hills is pretty good. Just a tad Otb, tho.
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