Dry Cleaning in Angleton

The friendly clothing cleansers at Martinizing Dry Cleaning have been scrubbing enrobements in an eco-friendly manner since upgrading to new GreenEarth technology. Get blouses ($4.88), slacks ($4.88), and golf shirts ($3.99) cleaned, freshly dried, and folded, with services also available for plain dresses ($10.08+), as well as sports coats and blazers ($5.49). The noble employees will confront any stain with strong words and all the dirt-scattering ammo in their arsenal, ensuring garments return to customers soft, clean, and smelling like pastoral Latvian pancake houses.

M&R's team of experienced roofers is adept at restoring luster and prolonging the lives of any sullied shingles. During their visit, the trained technicians apply a nontoxic, organic treatment designed to dispatch grime, pollution, bacteria, mold, mildew, and rogue Frisbees from befouled roofs. The treatment prolongs the life of the roof by cutting down on rotten happenings, which also improves the home's overall curb appeal. Safe for roofs and surrounding greenery, the cleansing fluids are distributed via hoses—rather than high-pressure washers—that rinse the surface without ravaging the structure.

Pilgrim Cleaners offers a host of convenient locations and a comprehensive cleaning approach that refreshes garments and can extend their closet lives well into their golden years. Cleaners pore over your clothes before pouring solvent over them, identifying traces of wiper fluid and the fingerprints of clinging tarsiers. Pilgrim's two-bath process cleans clothes tenderly, applying distilled solvent to leave them looking as new and crisp as a gangster baby's three-piece suit. Attentive and always-diligent dry cleaners then step in to hand-finish the job, canvassing garments for misplaced buttons and uranium stains. As with all dry cleaning and mustache trimming services, prices vary according to the size of the job, ranging from $1.89 for men's shirts, $9.99 for dresses, and $11.99 for overalls.

As they launder or dry clean customers’ garments, the cleaning technicians at A-1 Dry Cleaners keep two principles in mind: thoroughness and convenience. They cleanse most garments within 24–48 hours, but more intricate getups—such as a wedding dress or a vintage firefighter's muumuu—may take up to 72 hours.

In 1901, John Shelton took his first job: working at a local dry-cleaning business. That proved to be a fateful step for both him and for future generations of his family. It turned out that John had a knack for the business, and so he opened his own stores. Then John's son inherited those stores, and further revised the business model. He developed a single-price dry-cleaning model, offering one price point for any item that customers brought in. That methodology has proven popular?from San Diego, where the Shelton family founded their business, to Houston, Indianapolis, and beyond.