If so, what and how much did it cost?
I just realized 2 things K wore recently should/are dry-clean only. Talk about impractical - though lovely. I'm considering using Dryel and calling it a day! lol
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I don't think I ever did. We were gifted one dry clean only jacket. I don't think she ever wore it though.
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One beautiful lace dress that she wore to a wedding. It was an orthodox ceremony and lots of incense was used, so I wanted to get the smell out. Nothing else!
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@tinyperson: How much was it to d/c?
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@shopaholic: maybe $7 or $8? I can't really remember...
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No. I assume everything he owns is at least machine washable. If it doesn't survive, it wasn't meant to be. If I didn't do that, I would probably just never use those items. I check the tags for that before buying things, though. So it would only be for gifts. The only exception is fancy stuff meant for special occasions (like a baptismal gown).
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I have dry cleaned some special occasion wear... Flower girl dresses, etc.. No way to resell or hand down respectably without it! I don't think my cleaner has kid prices. They charge regular adult prices.
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Nope. LO was gifted a cashmere sweater and she wore it a few times but I never bothered to have it dry cleaned, and then she outgrew it. I only buy machine wash clothes for LO because I am too lazy to dry clean my own clothes!
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