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Old 11-04-2014, 07:00 PM   #1
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Are all dry cleaners created equal? Recommendations please
Hi RS.

I have a CMFR Oxton Bomber. It's a down filled Bomber, similar class to a Canada Goose.

I just pulled it out of storage and it has a smell to it. It's not a terrible smell, but it doesn't smell clean.

I'm thinking it needs a good cleaning.

Can someone recommend a dry cleaner
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Fletchers. I bring all my expensive clothes there.
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might febreezing it and airing it out not be the first step?

assuming it isn't dirty (the source of the smell being the dirt), then surely that option would be a good starting point
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+1 if I ever had to bring my suits to dry clean it would be this place as they actually provide recommendations on whether certain stains or spots are worth dry cleaning vs. steaming (as the heat and chemicals from dry cleaning strips the integrity and wool from the suit)
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