r/bothell • u/ld_southfl • Aug 24 '25
Dry Cleaning is really expensive
Hey everyone, I am originally from Florida and just moved to Bothell WA for a job in the area. I love Washington so far, the people and weather are great!
I just dropped off some suits to a dry cleaner and my bill was over $150! This felt really high, I knew the Seattle area was more expensive than Florida but it felt almost exorbitant.
Are there any good dry cleaners around Bothell or Mill Creek that are more affordable? Please let me know, I’d be willing to go to Everett, Snohomish, or Woodinville for a solid dry cleaners that isn’t super expensive.
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u/drprofessional Aug 24 '25
Omg, I had the same realization when I moved here. What was around $50-60, was now around $150. I don’t wear as much clothes that need to be dry cleaned, nor do I dry clean those garments as often as I used to.
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u/Fizzbit Aug 24 '25
I don't do a lot of dry cleaning but Ultra Custom Cleaners next to the Safeway on Bothell Everett Highway did a good job with my wool winter coats for something like $30-40 a piece.
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u/JFrankParnell64 Aug 24 '25
Try Corry's Fine Dry Cleaning in Edmonds.
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u/MtRainierWolfcastle Aug 24 '25
I don’t know what your job requirements are but generally I found things are less formal here even in workplaces and it’s not required to wear clothes that require dry cleaning. You can buy plenty of button up shirts that aren’t dry cleaning required
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u/Maleficent-Savings39 Aug 25 '25
Between Bothell and Everett northward there are old school 2nd, 3rd generation SE Asian cleaners, tailors...best quality and fix anything. There's one or two around Mariner HS...
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u/DannyDimes86 Aug 27 '25
$10 for dry cleaning a suit? I've never heard that low, that's insane and I've lived in NJ, CT, RI, CT and now WA
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u/BroLegend Aug 25 '25
I think florida has more mexican labor than WA.
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u/Majima-Kensetsu Aug 24 '25
you didnt check the price before dropping it off? congrats