I've used Murrysville Cleaners three times already this holiday season getting my suit and costume…read morecleaned between Christmas shows. They are just elite at their business. From no nonsense drop offs, clear instructions and timing on the printed receipts, text reminders when your items are ready, and hours that work for even the busiest of seasons - they make getting items cleaned and pressed simple! I've needed tight turnarounds and top notch service.. and they have still exceeded my expectations. Plus... it is extremely reasonable pricing too.

CLIENT BEWARE! If you value your belongings, do not use this…read morecleaner for anything that needs laundering. Their machines reek, and that funk will transfer to your items--permanently. I've had two large items ruined: a rug and a $400 quilt set. First, I sent in a rug (October 2024) that was odor-free, just needed freshening after a move. It came back smelling like a swampy basement. (I was told they use a 3rd party vendor to clean them, so they weren't technically responsible for the service, just acted as the middle man.) The owner insisted it was just detergent and claimed not to smell anything off. She agreed to reclean it, but the odor remained. The rug was unsalvageable and, being discontinued, impossible to replace--ruining the design of the room. Despite this, I gave them another chance, assuming the issue was with their third-party rug cleaner. This time, I brought in a barely-used winter quilt set to be cleaned before storing it for the season. The place was undergoing renovations, it was sweltering, and the doors were wide open with fans blowing. I was told it might take longer--but surprisingly, it was ready the next day. When I picked it up, the entire package reeked of cat urine, fake floral scent, and body odor. One sham even had a bleach-like fade, though they swore no bleach was used. I contacted them immediately when I got home. Again, I was told it was just detergent. I couldn't even bring the items into the house--the stench was unbearable and multiple family members agreed. I brought it back for recleaning, and the owner, still claiming she couldn't smell anything after putting her nose right into the fabric, supposedly "washed" it again with unscented detergent and deodorizer. It came back even worse--now with a fishy odor added to the mix. I'm now out a $400 quilt set, (on top of the rug that was thrown out in the fall) and all they offered was a refund for the original cleaning. No accountability. Just excuses and an alarming inability to acknowledge clear and overwhelming odor issues. I can't fathom that I'm the only one who has had this problem, but since no one else has shared this issue in a review, I thought I would do so to prevent someone else's misfortune.