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Wedding dress cleaning

PremierSky · 2022-06-29 14:38:52

Hi, anyone recommend a company to clean a wedding dress based in Dublin? thanks.

29-06-2022 2:38pm

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PremierSky

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Hi, anyone recommend a company to clean a wedding dress based in Dublin?

thanks.

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#2 24-07-2022 9:12am

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www.drycleaning.ie
I used the Clonsilla branch for cleaning and preservation. Very happy with the results.

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#3 24-07-2022 9:21am

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You'll pay through the nose to get it professionally cleaned. I stuffed mine into two pillowcases and put it in the machine on a hand-wash cycle. My reasoning was that it's not like I was ever going to wear it again anyway if it got ruined, but it came out absolutely perfect.
My sister did the same with her *heavily* hand-beaded gown after her wedding in December and it also came out perfect.
Now, I will admit to being completely unsentimental about most things, but I just can't see the point in spending hundreds of quid getting a dress that you'll likely never wear again cleaned.

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