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02-01-2016 11:52 AM |
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Originally Posted by capecoralbill
(Post 1173494)
I usually have 10 shirts than need to be laundered and ironed per month. I could wash them, but I don't want or know how to iron them. Dry cleaners charge about 2.50 to clean and press. I would like to pay about half of that. Do you know of anyone who takes in and irons? Thanks Bill
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Seriously? Nobody is going to iron your shirts for a dollar and a quarter. It would take at least 10 to 15 minutes to do one shirt........
And I think you are "looking for love in all the wrong places" if a willingness to iron your shirts is on your list. Yes. There are those who like to iron. I guess it could be therapeutic because ironing is one of those things where you can see almost immediately that you have accomplished something.......
Confession: I understand therapy-ironing because I really like to do laundry. My laundry cabinet could rival some people's wine cellars for variety and pairing choices. And except for the Woolite, it is all P&G. (That's the law where I come from.) -- Been liking to do laundry for years. I think it started as therapy in disguise because I was in that "You never know how far your influence can reach" profession.....but I digress......
And. NO. I will not do your laundry.
But if I may treat this as a teachable moment.......
Bill, try this. -- Go to llbean.com and pick out a shirt. Just one. Read the descriptions. Read the reviews -- but not all of them because you will be there all day. If you have questions, you can call them and they will hold your hand -- sometimes with a wonderful Maine accent.
I have been buying Mr. Boomer's shirts from L. L. Bean for decades. And every now and then, l order from Lands' End. I must warn though that sometimes companies change suppliers and not for the better so I can't guarantee the current quality. But Bean still has that "Guaranteed Period" thing I think so what have you got to lose. Order a shirt.
And when you do your own laundry, don't forget to pre-treat the collar and cuffs.
So anyway, I hope my advice finds you of good Cheer and will Tide you over until you find the woman of your dreams.
Boomer
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