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Dry cleaning in Dublin (near rathmines)

BFDCH. · 2014-07-16 12:07:16

Hi there, I had a load of wax spilled on my suit jacket recently, wondering what the best way of getting it off is and if there are any recommendations for good dry cleaners in the rathmines area.

16-07-2014 12:07pm

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BFDCH.

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Hi there,

I had a load of wax spilled on my suit jacket recently, wondering what the best way of getting it off is and if there are any recommendations for good dry cleaners in the rathmines area.

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#2 16-07-2014 1:41pm

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They used to say iron it with a cool iron through some brown paper, but I don't know can you get brown paper anymore. Newspaper might work too. The idea is the heat of the iron melts the wax which soaks into the paper.

Here's a drycleaners in Rathmines: http://drycleanersrathmines.com/

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