Probably wouldn't use for items beyond carpets ect. I dropped off my wedding reception dress that I…read moreneeded to wear again. There were still several subtle stains on the dress and bow, which they said they would call to talk about if they couldn't get out. They never called and still made me pay $130. To be fair, there were sections of the dress that we practically black from being dragged on the floor all night. Additionally they somehow ripped apart the bow that went on the rear of the dress--it's a mess now and droops down. It was a high quality material that sat up right before they cleaned it. Maybe it was caused by the way they handle garments in the shop? When I was picking up and dropping off they were throwing clothes on the ground and throwing them around pretty roughly.

Great dry cleaners & tailoring. I've had pants and a jacket tailored here with very good results…read more The prices are fair, service is friendly, and turn-around times are quick. I've been impressed by every staff member I've encountered - bright, patient, and helpful no matter how many people they are managing at one go.

The owner really nice. I was the customer here for 3 years. But the black lady really rude. No…read morecustomer service at all.

Two suit jackets too forever and came back with a weird cheap cologne smell that won't come out…read more Also head a leather skirt take a month to get back, also has the weird smell. They said they would call when finished and never did, so I had to check twice by physically going to the cleaner. Do t waste your time or money.

My freshman year of college and on the first day of ECON 2116, I'm sitting in class and my…read moreprofessor said something to me, the enormity of which, I would not fully comprehend until a few decades later. He continued that in this class we would learn about supply/demand curves, calculating present value analysis, and Game Theory. But before all that, he said, if there was nothing else that we left his class with it was this basic truism: "The majority of financial decisions you make in life, can be simplified into trading your time for money." Sounds simple enough, and as a somewhat know-it-all 18 yr old, I thought my prof was full of crap, but now I see how accurate that statement was. Should I take a few extra minutes the night before to prep my food to brown bag lunch or spend $10-$15 eating out? Spend 1-2 hours mowing my lawn, bagging my yard clippings, and collecting leaves - or - spend $100-$200/month on a lawn service. Use my 10 yr old Mr. Coffee machine and a bag of Kirkland brand coffee or make a Starbucks run in the morning? Or as referenced in this review, spend 1-2 hours during the weekend to wash and iron my "work clothes," or use a dry cleaner? Pre-Pandemic, I would schlep into my office 4 days a week in downtown DC and 10 months out of the year, I had to either wear a shirt/tie or a suit. Not that I minded that, but I HATED having to wash and press my own shirts. Dress slacks are easy...men's shirts are a pain. You gotta remember to pre-treat the the collar, and no matter how much starch I sprayed or times I went over a section of the sleeve, the garment would still be a bit "wrinkly." I started using Sandy's Cleaners around 2017 and have a loyal customer ever since. Small local family owned business, and believe it or not, all of the garments are actually cleaned there ON-SITE!!! Most dry cleaners actually send their clothes out to an off-site facility where they are bulk cleaned. Not at Sandy's. There is a plant on the premises, and the friendly folks have always done a great job with my professional wardrobe. What I especially like, is if there is a particularly challenging stain, they will examine said stain and let you know if it can be removed or not. 9 times of out 10, they've been able to get out that errant coffee drip or ketchup splatter on my shirt...but if they can't, they let me know ahead of time. Now that I'm back in my office 2-3 days a week, I find myself dropping stuff off here again on a weekly basis; which is not a big deal since this is just a short detour from my weekly COSTCO run which is 5 min away. Could I go back to laundering and pressing my own shirts at home...sure, but why would I want to "waste" a perfectly good Sunday evening doing this chore when I can outsource it for a reasonable fee? Admittedly, my professor's "advice" was his take on the old "time is money" adage, but his words have held much value as I've progressed through life. Note: Sandy's only accepts cash and personal check. As of this review, men's shirts are $1.85 which is also cheaper than most other places.

This place was great! It was very reasonably priced- Walton Saturday with the 20%off! Ready in just…read morea few days and job well done! Depending on which direction you are coming from, it's difficult to get into the lot because of the no u turn sign. Otherwise, happy with the service!

The gas prices are cheaper here. There isn't a lot of space. The gas lines extend so you can be on…read morethe "wrong" side of the tank & still be able to reach. The service station stays busy. It is challenging getting to a pump and driving around. But this block seems less sketchy than some DC stations.

I called late at night because I just found out I'll need emissions testing to register my car…read more Even though this station is advertised as "open 24 hours," I got directed to a receptionist who serviced multiple gas stations and couldn't tell me when an inspector would be in at the Old Town location. I asked to be transferred to whoever was on site, and she said she couldn't do that. The receptionist was extremely polite, but didn't have the information to be helpful. After reading another review about the mechanic trying to trick the customer into an unnecessary brake job after an inspection, I'm going somewhere else.

Brought in several pairs of boots and pumps for stiletto heel tip replacement and the workmanship…read moreitself appears fairly solid and completed on time. However, I want to flag a pricing issue for others. Before bringing in the items, I called and was quoted approximately $7-$10 per pair. At drop-off, the pricing presented was $22-$30 per pair. I raised the discrepancy immediately, but was told the prior quote was incorrect and no adjustment or accommodation was offered. I proceeded given the number of items already in hand, but followed up again afterward and was not able to reach a resolution. If you plan to use this shop, I would strongly recommend confirming pricing in writing before proceeding, particularly for multiple items. Sharing this so others can make informed decisions.

Went in wanting to get shoe polish for a small scuff on my smooth leather Birkenstock clogs. I…read moreshowed the lady behind the counter and asked for help to pick the right kind of shoe polish. She took the clog, said shoe polish won't fix it, and proceeded to buff it, eventually smoothing off the scuff. I was expecting at least some charge for the service, and she waved me off, saying that's ok. Made my day! I promised to return there when I have a real shoe problem. Thank you, kind lady!

Quality service for starters and decent value for my clothing. Job well done all the way around.read more

A month later, I still get the run around of their losing one of my pants. Why am I writing this…read morereview , it isn't so much because of the lost pants, it is how they are handling it. I have been back 5 times and I just get the run-around. A month ago I dropped 3 pants of, I was returned 2 that were mine, and a larger/different color one. I stated - this large grey one is not mine. I gave my name and phone number, I've been back 5 times. What have I been told by the same female employ, you the reader pick which one you find most unacceptable: 1) well we can fix the wrong one to fit you (so, um, wonder about the original owner of those pants?) 2) leave me your other two pants and we will look for the missing one (the only thing the missing pants have in common with my other two is they are black, not same brand 3) when I went to get my two pants back, they were reluctantly returned to me 4) one week I'm told, come back on Thursday, the owner can decide what to do. I come on a Thursday the owner is not there 5) I come back the following week, "I have to tell the owner about your missing pants." (so owner hasn't been told) 6) I asked - why don't you launder my next order of pants for free as compensation - I got silence, no reply. 7) I asked - how do you guys handle this? Silence, no answer.

My son broke a piece of his nebulizer on a Sunday morning, and I am so grateful JK Medical Supplies…read moreis open on Sundays. The proprietor had the equipment we needed and was very nice to talk to. Thank you!

The gentleman who helped us was patient and kind and explained everything. The prices were fair…read moreand they had a "showroom" that held many options to be able to check out possibilities. His belief is simple: we don't work with healthy people, we work with the sick and hurt and older people and we need to accommodate them. Opened 7 days a week and easy to get to. Purchased a transport wheelchair that had to be light enough for my mother to be able to put it in the car. Absolutely got it right!

Great service, long time family owned business. Stayed open a few extra minutes for me to make it…read morein time to pick up my dry cleaning on a Saturday! Looking forward to using them again, and a great value for the price. Thank you again Chris!

I've been here multiple times, closed each time. Hours posted online never reflect reality…read more Sometimes there is a paper sign explaining why, or new changed hours. Is it real? We may never know.