It's too expensive for me, anyway. The cost of dry cleaning my dress was less than $5 of the cost…read moreof my dress! It is a plain, linen shift. The service & result were comparable to others at a much lower cost. If you've got the money that's fine.

Superior dry Cleans has been in Anderson since the 1920`s! They are the only cleaners that I know…read moreof that really knows how to extra heavy starch a shirt correctly! They are the best cleaners that I have ever seen! Very nice folks there too! I also highly recommend their FREE pickup and delivery - twice per week on a set schedule they go to my home, pick up the laundry I leave and drop off my clean laundry - I do not even need to be home and they bill my debit card direct for the payment of the cleaning. Great time saving service.

Riggings is a high quality, responsible, family owned business... run by friendly people who get to…read moreknow their customers. They supply a bag for you to bring your clothes much like other cleaning businesses. They don't have a name tag on it so on occasions we will notice that we have a smaller bag returned with our order. If you have a lot of cleaning you might want to notice that and ask for a larger bag... that's my only complaint. The place is reasonably easy to get in and out of. At times the traffic on Main Street can be heavy, but I have never had a real problem with it. Just drive around and someone will meet you under the covered overhang that is useful in rainy weather. My shirts are always perfect.... We've been customers for a while and plan to stay that way.

We have been a loyal customer to Riggins Garment Care. That is no longer the case after today…read more My husband, of Filipino descent and having lived in the USA since he was 3 yrs old, went there today to pick up our drycleaning. The lady waiting on him was an older woman with dark hair. He handed her the ticket. She badly mispronounced our last name and my husband's reply was, "****, just like it is spelled." She walked away and hunted for the clothes. She had a hard time finding them and asked the other gentleman standing there to go look for them. She then looked at my husband and said, "Do you not know how to speak English?" My husband shook his head in disbelief and said, "Why would you ask me that?" She replied, "Because you aren't saying anything. Sometimes, this time of day, I pick on my customers." Why would she say that? She never asked him anything. She was being rude, assuming, and prejudice. The other workers there are very nice. Too bad that one employee ruins the experience for everyone. We will be taking our business elsewhere.