Signout front today says Dry Clean $4.99 Shirts $2.99 shirts. Picking up a wool scarf I dropped…read moreoff a couple of weeks and wondering why I pre paid $6.99 when I dropped it off if Dry Clean is $4.99. Posted price in the shop is $4.99 for a scarf, higher price for pants, skirt, dress etc. I asked the man working why it was $6.99. The man behind the counter started screaming. He told me my scarf is NOT a scarf. Lady who charged me $6.99 for the scarf gave me a receipt for a scarf. Receipt on the bag says it's a scarf.

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I came here for regular laundry service. They did a good job and ready on time. Definitely a great…read morevalue !

I've used this location twice and the service is very good. Both people behind the counter were…read morepolite, friendly, and quick. Prices are reasonable too I do medium starch on our shirts and they have been perfect both times. I also have had a few spots on a couple of garments all of which were removed. Good available parking too! Overall a good experience and I would recommend due to service and location.

Been a client of Liberty Cleaners for over five years and had previously only had one issue (lost…read moreshirt 2-3 yrs ago) which I ignored as 'things happen'. Liberty claimed they miscounted. However, this month, i dropped my shirts off weekly and went to pick up, when i noticed my new White Ralph Lauren Polo Dress Shirt had been severely damaged. Multiple huge stains across the front. I immediately called it out and asked them to fix their issue. Didnt hear from anyone, so visited. They were too busy (Personnel issues) to talk about it; but they asked for another week, which i gladly gave them -thinking they were really working resolution. Then I received a call that stated "They didnt cause the stain" and they were unable to get it out. I went to pick up the shirt and noticed the shirt was torn/damaged where the stain was. Now they said they cant fix it. I told them they needed to replace it. They would not. After a few more days, they offered $30 and had tossed my $80 shirt. I took the $30, glad to get anything toward a new shirt, and will not return. It was a terrible experience and now i can't trust them with my clothes. I would not trust them with your clothes.

I wasn't aware this dry cleaner was up the road from my house. I only discovered it since my…read moreregular cleaner was closed due to the pandemic. I love everything about this place - the drive-thru is fast and efficient, the employee was friendly and even gave me a little hand sanitizer on the way out. Nice touch! My clothes were cleaned well and the turnaround time was fast as well. I'll definitely be back. Note, the store is a little hard to see from the street, so just look for the gas station and enter there.

This man doesn't speak English and not polite Because when…read moreI come to pick up my clothes one still not clear so when i start talking about whats happening he shouts at me and saying get out or call the police it's really bad man

Just the best for tailoring! Always quality work, prompt, great value. I am impressed every time I…read moreuse their services.

I have been a long time customer of Swan Cleaners home and Office delivery. I can't think of a more…read moreconvenient service. my clothes always come back perfectly on time and keep me looking great. I highly recommend the service to everyone who wants to look their best every day.

I took in a brand new (never worn) shirt, and when it was returned it had a tear in the back. I…read moretook it back to them to complain, they declared that a manufacturer's tag stapled to the inside locker loop was proof that it had been dry-cleaned before and that someone else did it. They refused to do anything about it and lied about the fact that the manufacturer's tag, used to state which store the shirt was to go to, was a dry cleaning tag. They said the name on the tag was half hand-written and half computer-printed (NOT), they also treated me poorly and acted like I was trying to steal from them. I used to go there exclusively, not anymore.

Carol is the best! She is friendly and helpful. I am still learning the automated system but trust…read moreCarol to take care of my dry cleaning needs.

They ruined a $150 white blazer. Came back with large gray blotches on front and back and overall a…read moredingy yellow gray tone. Offered me $25 because they found a used jacket of same brand but totally different quality, unlined on thredup resale site.

Service is not acceptable. I won't recommend them to anyone. Their service is very poor. Need to…read morewait long before they deliver back the item you send them to be cleaned.

This place was a blessing after Tide Dry Cleaners in Powell messed up my daughters school marching…read moreband outfit. They got all the stains out and all of the blue tint that Tide drycleaners left. And they did it on the DAY OF homecoming when a very panicked and desperate me showed up there. Excellent service and very knowledgeable!!

They are always friendly and quick to do anything I ask. I always go to Kone for all my cleaning…read moreneeds.

The hours need to match the website because they can really screw a pick up.read more

Dry Cleaner ruined my clothes. Had several items cleaned. Paid them upon receipt of my clothing,…read morethen upon further inspection found purple splotches all over. Immediately (within 10 minutes) went back to cleaners and showed them the purple splotches. They sent the clothes back out for re-clean. Came back a week later and was told they sent them out for re-clean a second time. Came back a week later and was told the pants had purple splotches on them when I gave them to the cleaners (not true). Asked for the owners phone number; he doesn't ever pick up and doesn't have voice mail or other answering service so I cannot leave a message. Upon research, the owner has other dry cleaning facilities in the city with a BBB rating of F. I now am left paying $50 for my clothes to be ruined.

I work within the JPMorgan Chase building and used the services around 1 week ago. Within the same…read moreorder they managed to return one shirt with yellow stains and lose the tie. I politely informed them of the missing tie (only hoping to leave my phone number in case they found it) to which she responded "No, he checks twice to make sure everything is there." Clearly, she felt I was lying about the missing item. I insisted she please take my name and number in case they find the tie but doubt I will ever hear back. The customer behind me stated "wow, she was really nasty to you." She was hands down the most hateful person I've had to deal with in a long time.

Quality shoe care and repair can be found at Dr. Shoe in Worthington. Just a few miles north of…read moreInterstate 270, this is the place to bring finer Mens and ladies shoes for the attention needed to keep them in good shape for years to come. As evidenced in my photos, they do provide reselling services and corking services for Birkenstocks. This is a service that sometimes can be difficult to find, but they do a great job, and I was pleased with the work completed. I've had my Birkenstock sandals for years and, thanks to Dr. Shoe. they are a comfortable lifetime investment.

Bottom Line: I can finally wear my boots…read more This is old school craftsman. You walk in and the place is full of stuff; People's boots, purses, luggage, leather briefcases, leather jackets, and much much more. I had a simple problem. I needed a pair of boots stretched. I have large feet. Sasquatch like. I brought in my Ariats that have been sitting in my closet for 3 years now. The owner is behind a counter piled up with jobs he is working on and equipment he uses to do his craft. He is brusque. "$45. 2 weeks" I think at first "That's a lot to stretch some boots" I go back. He says, brusquely "If they are still tight tell me where, toes, ankles, shaft/calves? I will stretch again" I tell him that I am leaving for work and that I am a flight attendant and I won't be back in town for a month, can I try them when I get back and let him know? He looks at me and nods. I finally get home and try the boots they fit great. So in this crazy economy is $45 a lot of money? To me it is, but to pay a craftsman for a craft that will soon be hard to find, it is well worth it. Bottom Line: my expensive boots have finally made it out of the closet thanks to Dr. Shoe! Extra points for honesty - I went in the other day with a large cheap piece of luggage that had the zipper broken on an outer pocket. He said it will cost you double the cost of a new suitcase to repair that because it would have to be done all by hand and I would have to charge for my time. Thank you!