Environmentally safe dry cleaning

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Amy Bennett
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Environmentally safe dry cleaning

Post by Amy Bennett »

FYI: If you get clothing dry cleaned but you worry about the environmental impact, worry no more. The New Westlake Cleaners on the corner of Granger and Detroit has invested in environmentally sound dry cleaning equipment and detergents. I'm not sure of all of the details but the owner can explain it to you if you have any questions. He is a nice guy.

This is one of the only installations in Ohio. What a nice addition to our community!
Stephen Eisel
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Post by Stephen Eisel »

ty for the 4 1 1
Bryan Schwegler
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Post by Bryan Schwegler »

Amy, thanks for sharing this information. It's great to know I have an option.
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Post by Suzie Dean »

I thought that was at the corner of Webb???
c. dawson
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Post by c. dawson »

yep, it is Webb and Detroit. The owner's the nicest guy, really friendly and willing to chat. Good people, good business.
Amy Bennett
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Post by Amy Bennett »

Oops, sorry. I'm directionally impaired, and now I realize forgetful of street names too.

Amy
ryan costa
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Post by ryan costa »

I generally try to refuse owning clothing which requires dry cleaning. It is enough of a hassle going to a regular laundromat.
c. dawson
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Post by c. dawson »

yep, I used to think the same way. Then I got a job that requires me to wear a suit everyday. So now I dry clean. But I also get paid way more than I ever did in my non-suit jobs, so it doesn't bother me too much.
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