This place should be ashamed to call themselves a cleaner. The lady at the counter is rude and condescending. A cleaners should be able to launder a machine washable king comforter; dry clean a man's suit; and dry clean a woman's dress, shawl, and jacket. Upon arrival I was rudely told the clothes were to dirty to clean and that they don't accept things covered in "dog hair". My clothes did have some cat hair, but nothing a lint roller wouldn't get right off. I told her they had cleaned them all before and she stormed off to make a ticket, like I was harassing her.
When she walked back, I mentioned the other bag I was carrying had a comforter. You could tell she didn't want to take the comforter, and thought she would get to refuse it for not having a care tag. It does have its care tag and can be washed and dried in a normal washer. If it were not January and the middle of "cedar" juniper season, I would have washed it myself, like I had a hundred times before and put it on the line to dry and I told her so. She asked what was wrong with it, and I sad a cat had a hairball on it. We pulled it out and I showed her the less than 1" x 3" spot left. She reluctantly took it.
A week later, I go to pick up my "too dirty" clothes and find they failed to attempt to wash the comforter. They didn't attempt to clean it. This is why they should be ashamed to call themselves a cleaner. I have had cleaners get cat urine out of suede leather. Any real cleaner would say, well that is gonna take some extra work, so it will cost $$ more. This place is too busy to launder anything that isn't already pristine and not in need of a cleaning. It is just to much work to take a comforter and put it in a washing machine. One trip through my washer and it was good as new.
And the prices are too high for the dry cleaning of clothes. $55+ for the clothes is ridiculous.