cleaning clothing

>>11177710
>i haven't washed them in a couple of weeks and people started to tell me i smell bad.

i've washed my jeans three times maybe and i've had them for two years, no complaints.

you are just a smelly person. take a shower.

Leave them in the freezer anon, it'll kill bacteria

>>11177710
Drycleaning anon here. The actual process of drycleaning isn't super hot, it's the subsequent pressing that can make it shrink. Have your local cleaners hand press them with a cool iron, shouldn't shrink too much. And if they do, then you just snagged a brand new pair of jeans!

>>11177712
i figured, thanks for the reply.

i have not showered in 6 days.

>>11177726
>shouldn't shrink too much. And if they do, then you just snagged a brand new pair of jeans

there jeans were hard to find, they aren't fucking levi's

>>11177732
If they detect your autism they'll likely just give you the cash value of the pants so that you'll leave as quickly as possible. Our machines don't get above 90°, as long as they're dry when you drop them off they'll be fine. Another option is having someone spot clean them, which is time consuming and expensive. Most cleaners don't have spot cleaning on the register, you'll have to talk to the manager and see what he can do.

>>11177746
Also check out wet cleaning. We don't offer it, but you can look for a place that does. It does involve water, so you might get some fading at the expense of no shrinking

sigh

>>11177779
Tired, anon?

>>11177808
yea

-_-

>>11177824
Get some rest, senpai. The memes are quiet tonight, I'll keep watch.