Huge fan! Works and save a ton of money in between drycleaner visits! Read my review for tips.
Huge fan! Just started trying this at a coworker's suggestion. She's been using it and told me how much she saves in between drycleaning visits. I have an expensive Ellen Tracy dress that is white, black, green and blue fabrics sewn together. My regular drycleaner wouldn't clean it because she said the fabric colors might run because it said to use hydrocarbon dryclean only. I had worn it a dozen times and it needed to be freshened up so I took a chance and used one of these cloths on medium heat for 15 minutes in the dryer with just the dress by itself. It didn't run the colors and came out smelling so much fresher. There were still some faint stains around the inside of the top collar. I might try the pre-treat on the inside of the lining next time to see if it will remove the stains without discoloring the fabric. Tip: Try cleaning multiple garments of the same color family at one time but don't do more than 4 or 5 at once. I also used it with four items that were khaki color (3 pants and one blouse) for 20 minutes and they came out freshened up nicely. I also tried it on a business jacket, jeans, and thin sweater for 20 minutes. I love drycleaning my jeans because then they don't shrink and get out of shape. This product will not press your clothes. You can however use an iron on the lowest setting possible without steam and a sheet in between to avoid the shiny effect when ironing a dryclean only item. Just don't get a garment marked dryclean only wet. If it's a cotton dress shirt or garment that you can wash like jeans, then you can definitely iron it on low setting without any issues at all to get out the wrinkles. Another tip - don't try to press seams at the same time, do them each separately. Love this product and will be buying it in between the drycleaner visits to save money! It's easy too - just throw in the dryer on medium heat with the cloth and that's all there is to it.
Rating: 5 stars