Came in around 7 PM Monday immediately with a "oh I'm sorry ma'am, last wash is at such as such." I…read moreanswered by telling the attendant that I only needed to dry. she exclaimed "oh ok ". I was very disappointed when I returned at 5 till 8pm (closing time) and the place was completely shut down and dark as if it had been deserted for hours/not a sole in sight....with my clothes locked inside...so I hoped!!! I just hate it when businesses don't live up to their store hours, but at any moment or the bat off and eye, closes before actual closing time, no matter how it make affect others. At 8 PM, I do expect that i would be locked out/ assed out!!!- my fault. but 5 mins is more then enough time to grab my things from the dryer and be out.

paid $22 for a long dress to get dry cleaned and they could not get out the stains. did not tell me…read morethere was a stain policy until after I picked up my dress and noticed it looked the same as when I dropped it off. it was also my first time there.

Amazing service. They were fast, friendly and reasonable. This is where I will be coming for all of…read moremy dry cleaning. I would definitely recommend .

From the owner: "Introducing our specialized 24-hour service tailored for the fast-paced needs of the Georgia's…read morefilm industry We understand the importance of quick turnarounds for busy professionals, so we’re here around the clock to ensure your wardrobe is always camera-ready. For our public customers, we offer regular business hours with the same attention to detail and quality care. Whether it’s for a production deadline or daily wear, we’re dedicated to keeping you looking your best!"

Got my 4 items done same day. Thats the only reason im giving 5 stars. I was told multiple times…read morethat same-day service is only during the weekday. So I was done a favor that they were able to do it on a Saturday.

As a project manager, I would gladly vouch for their services. Given the urgency of the the…read moresituation, not only did they respond quickly to my request, but they also ensured to give us the service we needed within our timeline. A definite value for money, Jimi and Jennie were very accommodating for the trimming and stitching service that we requested, for a 100' wide curtain. They conducted themselves with a lot of professionalism, and made sure that we got our product back in time.

Hours are not customer friendly. Get there one minute past 6pm...too bad. Prices increased a lot…read morerecently but service is worse. I took a new jacket in for cleaning, and it was returned to me with a stain.

Just got my clothes back and one of my items was ruined. There's a white spot on the front of my…read morevintage dress (almost like bleach). There definitely was no spot when I brought it in. I asked the lady working and she said she didn't do it and it must have been there when I brought it but I showed her a picture of me wearing it a week before (no spot) and she became rude and said it was definitely my fault. I take good care of my clothes and this was a silk dress so I was even more cautious wearing it. I will not be returning. If you're like me and want to take care of your clothes too, avoid this place at all cost. UPDATE: another vintage top had the tassels CUT off! I wore it once! I am livid.

very good service with top notch people.Would recommend it to anyone .close to all the stores and…read morerestaurants

BEWARE - STAY AWAY! Read the review. It's long but worth reading it!…read more I had the absolute worst experience in this place. A few days ago I took a suit jacket to get it dry cleaned and pressed. I picked it up, paid for their service, and came home. I took the jacket out of the bag and I noticed that the fabric had bubbled up all over. We took it back and the lady at the counter says that manufacturers now use some kind of glue to make suit jackets (or so she says) and that this could happen. There are no written signs in the store warning customers that this could happen and she never told me about this before the jacket got ruined. Anyway, she kept the jacket and said that she was going to try to fix it. A few days later, we went by to pick it up and the guy at the counter said that they could not fix it. I knew at that moment I was out a $450 suit jacket. I just know a place like this is not giving me a penny for my ruined jacket; but in top of that, they were charging me $6 for "trying to fix", (again, which is damage they know happens and don't warn their customers). I asked to speak to the manager because I was not going to pay that fee on top of what we originally paid, and the loss of the jacket. All I wanted was to get that $6 charge written off. The phone rings, the guy at the counter answers and hands me the phone; I answer and this lady starts SCREAMING BLOODY MURDER at me. I couldn't even get a word in. At this moment, I realized she thinks I'm asking her to get reimbursed for the actual jacket (which I never asked; I never could, even if I wanted). After what seemed to be 5 minutes of straight up HELL RISING YELLING, I waited for her to gasp for air (I assumed she would need it at some point), and I tell her that I wasn't looking for her to pay for the jacket, and that all I wanted was for the $6 to be written off. NOW, after all the yelling telling me I delayed her dinner, all the irrational anger, and disrespect, she admits that it was their error and that there should be no charge for a "re-do". Based on this experience, it is reasonable to believe that she doesn't respect her customers, that it's likely this has happened before, and that she has yelled at other customers. SO, MY ADVICE IS TO STAY AWAY! I told her that she should tell customers BEFORE SHE RUIN THE CLOTHES, or at the very least to put a sign warning customers this could happen; but she refuse during our conversation. So, it is also reasonable to believe that she prefers to get paid (even if it could ruin the clothes), than warn her customers of what their service could do to her customers' clothes. If you drive by this place...KEEP ON DRIVING. The lesson? Don't trust your expensive clothes to angry people. You could be the next posting a review about all the yelling and ruined clothes.

Employee here has bad attitude. Service is cheap, but not the best quality dry cleaner. Owner would…read moredo well to fire that rude lady there and get someone with a nicer disposition. I guess you get what you pay for.

Quick turnaround time for a dress. Prices are comparable to other dry cleaners in the area. Super…read morefriendly staff.

My dad was a cop so he always used the cleaners closest to the station…read more When we moved to Easley, decided to continue the tradition. Recently, we received an old antique quilt that was stained. We thought it was worth trying to have it cleaned & it turned out gorgeous! And only $38. We are very pleased & will use as a wall ornament!

Best Cleaners EVER! Always do a great job! On time and…read moreprofessional! Been going to this cleaners for years and never disappointed!! They will get your alterations correct! They are friendly! They are professional!!

*review is based on reply to AI find-a-business conversation only*…read more TL;DR: weren't able to do a simple alteration (due to a quality that i noted in the AI chat message sent over to them) that another business had no problem with, BUT they were quick to reply and told me no without having me come in im not sure how simple of alterations they do, but it seems to be simpler than the surrounding businesses' usual. i was requesting a simple side take-in of a polyester dress with mesh overlay (notated in the AI message sent out), but they were unable to do it. for background, i am an intermediate-level DIY seamstress, with a grandmother who runs a sewing/alterations store (a state away which is why i reached out to businesses here). this is a pretty simple alteration, so i was surprised when they said they could not do it. i drove to the closest alterations place that was open, and they had no problem with the dress fabric regarding the take in (i showed the dress before i bothered trying it on to make sure) i am attaching the details yelp provided to the business as well as the conversation. the only additional thing i added to the AI was the part of the side seams with zipper in the back, maybe altering cups (after i responded to them saying that, for the other businesses to see that information) im not sure if this is a review more so on the business or AI feature. i will say- they were quick to reply and did tell me no, rather than having me come in and telling me no or potentially messing up the dress.

It's a clean location with 24 hour operation. They've just converted over the machines from coin to…read morea card. The card requirement is new. I tried loading their app and it says my Android phone isn't compatible. I guess I could have used a credit card to pre-load one of their cards, but I see that as an impediment to just coming in to dry my clothes. It looks like their rates increased as well. I called their number as they described for help. 24 hours later and still no response. This location has made it more difficult to do business. I'm going to go elsewhere.

Had I not witnessed this myself, I would not believe what I am writing…read more Yesterday, I was washing clothes at this establishment. My attention was drawn to a lady using one of the dryers. She had opened the door to the dryer she was using and smoke was billowing out. Not steam, but smoke. The smoke began to get thick in the laundrymat so we opened both the front and back doors. It was that bad. The lady's clothes were literally being burned up in the dryer. She began to slowly pull out some of her garments and put them into one of the rolling carts. The stench was intense. Two or three of us called the number posted above the washing machines. About 30 minutes later, a person who identified himself as the owner arrived and came inside. As to this next part, again, if I have not heard this, I would not believe it. The owner actually had the nerve to claim the ladies clothes caught on fire because she was using the high setting on the dryer. He explained that it's important to read the labels on clothes so this doesn't happen. Even though this was a ridiculous statement, I piped in and asked if that was the case, then where are the warning signs about this danger posted in the laundry mat ? The owner immediately changed the subject and said all of the dryers were inspected a couple of weeks ago, and they were all just fine. Obviously, there was a serious problem with this particular dryer, but the owner did not want to take any responsibility whatsoever. Everybody in the laundry mat could've walked out, and just let the place burn up, but the owner did not seem to have any appreciation for that. I left my number with the lady and she reported back that the owner finally paid a reasonable amount of money for the destruction of her clothes. Perhaps the owner overheard me advising the lady on how small claims court works. Be careful if you do business at this laundromat.