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Dry-cleaning WITHOUT dry-cleaning

cjmcork · 2010-04-29 07:02:46

In my wisdom, I've bought 2 dresses that only dry-cleaned, but I'm not going to the expense of getting them DC'd.......to be fair, they're not dirty, but obviously the underarm area would need to be washed, any tips???

29-04-2010 7:02am

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In my wisdom, I've bought 2 dresses that only dry-cleaned, but I'm not going to the expense of getting them DC'd.......to be fair, they're not dirty, but obviously the underarm area would need to be washed, any tips???

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#2 29-04-2010 8:36am

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I think my Mam tries putting them in a pillow case and then into a very cool wash in the washing machine!
Might be taking a risk though that they will discolour!! Maybe try wetting a small part of the fabric that's not easily seen by the eye!

The price of dry-cleaning these days is absolutely crazy!!

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