Dryclean Depot

I have taken a dress and skirt here for service for $ 2.29. They business only accepts cash, which is okay with me. The service was quick and easy. So far my first visit was pleasant. I like the price. Getting in and out of the location can be quick confusing and wearisome.
I did not find out that they do not leather material on the spot, but have 3^rd party to do the service and the cost is $ 35. I plan to take my coat there for cleaning and see how that goes. Overall, I will recommend.

I am giving 2 stars because when I initially started coming here they were great. But they have gone down hill. The last two times I went, one time they could not find my clothes. It took them a week for an outfit I needed. Then the last time I took two shirts in to be ironed and starched and the shirts came back with black mold spots. The shirts were clean when I took them since I always launder my shirts and linens before taking them in. I just need to have them pressed professionally.

You get what you pay for. Been going since they opened. A few problems but expected. I would only take my pants and shirts there. I moved to Fauquier last year however I have started driving back it’s worth the savings. as for the $ 300-​$ 500 shirt guy I can only ask why you would take those shirts to a discount cleaner.

Obviously, their prices are the best in town! However there have been 3 – 4 times in the last 4 years where some of the shirts have lost their buttons :)
They only accept cash but there’s a ATM in there.
Service is always prompt!

I’ve been going here years — since they were charging 1.79. Read some of the reviews below– shrinkage? Are you buying your clothes at WalMart? I think in more than 9 years, they’ve only messed up one shirt which is a better track record than I had at other more expensive cleaners, and they immediately gave me a credit. I buy nice clothes, but at outlets for price and they hold up. Only suggestion for improvement I’ve noted is their cashier staff has gone down. Friendly but slow, easily confused, and can’t count change without computer; they used to have much better cashiers a couple years ago. But I still love then!

First of all, the price is now $ 2.29, not $ 1.99. Secondly, recently this place validated my suspicion that they do not always clean my clothes but they always put the tags on showing they have been cleaned.
Here’s how I find out this past weekend. I sent three shirts (two are cotton and non-​iron, the other one is linen) and a cotton dress there. The 2 cotton shirts have stains (sauce and dressing) which I pointed out to them when dropped them off. They used the sticker to mark the stains and told me the cotton shirts had to be dry cleaned, not laundered (which is probably cheaper, I recall). I said OK and paid.
Went back to pick up the following afternoon and found the stains were still there but the shirts all had the tags indicating they’d been cleaned. You can’t miss the stains, one was a huge light brown spot in the stomach area and the other was dark spot on the collar. The cotton dress appears to be winkled. I am not sure if they cleaned the linen shirt. I drove back and asked to speak to the manager. The assistant manager saw the spots and asked me if I would liek them redone. I declined because this was already the second time. Last time I did let them retreat a piece of garment that was not properly cleaned. Now it was not just one piece, I suspect this is probably not an isolated incident or rare mistake. I do not trust them anymore. I used to go there because it is convenient plus the price is competitive even though the quality of their work never was top-​notch.
I asked the assistant manager if anything had been done other than just tagging my shirts and dress. He didn’t answer. Nor did he ever say sorry. I asked for a refund and got it. BTW, I went home and put the shirts in washer — the stains were simply gone after a nomal-​cycle wash.
The store has a tag line: We clean your clothes, not your wallets. I think they ought to be honest and say: We clean your wallets, not your clothes.

I’ve only taken my dry cleaning here once, and I probably won’t go back unless I really can’t find another suitable cleaners. I don’t like having to pay for a cleaning service before I see the product. You have to pay up front in cash here. This to me is a hassle, even if they have an ATM on site. I don’t carry cash, and don’t like having to pay a fee just to get my money out. Also, I find the location a little cumbersome to get into and out of. By the way, they aren’t 1.99 anymore. I think it’s something like 2.29 now. It looks like they do a lot of business, but it doesn’t necessarily follow that it’s a quality output.

I periodically stop in here to drop off last minute shirts to get pressed.
The service here is horrible. I ask for my shirts to be pressed a certain way. Everytime I come in here they always seem to understand what I need done at the time of drop-​off. When I attempt to pick up my shirts that range anywhere from $ 300-​$ 500, they always have them pressed incorrectly.
Edwin Fongay is a manager there who doesnt care how I feel when they have messed up countless times.
He has told me my shirts are not worth the money I spend on them.
When I ask to talk to the owner of the company the just blow me off.

Hey, for $ 1.99, I have no complaints!

I have been coming here for a good 5 years and have nothing bad to say.
Speedy and usually friendly service. All dry cleaning is extremely cheap. Shirts only cost a buck.
The cash only requirement may take a bit of getting used to, but worth the savings. An ATM is available in the store, just in case.

The reviews below me tell a different story than my review.
I’ve only dropped off dress shirts and dress pants with them. But they never seem to mess anything up.
The prices are incredibly cheap ($ 1 for a shirt). If you drop off before 9am you can pick up after 5pm on the same day.
The place is always busy. they seem to do a lot of business. They will iron and starch your clothes. and then give you a free hanger and cover your items in plastic wrap.
Only downfall is. when you go in the morning. you would be driving in rush hour traffic going towards I-​66.

Convenient place to go for everyday items like shirts and dress pants, but for something requiring extra care like wool sweaters and suit pieces, this place is TERRIBLE. Some clothes can shrink more for the extra inches the wearer gains over the years, but when a sweater is stiff from improper washing, that’s a sign that they didn’t even take special consideration when washing knits. I’m surprised my cashmere sweater came out unscathed.