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How to find a cleaner to dry clean coat with leather collar?
I have a winter coat - one of those Powder River ranch coats - it's made of heavy cotton type material - almost like canvas. Unfortunately I wasn't smart enought to NOT buy one that's natural colored - it gets dirty easily. Now the cuffs are dirty and the front is dirty. I took it to Troy cleaners last week and they called - they won't clean it because it's got leather on it. The coat says "dry clean only" - it's got a blanket type lining.
Suggestions on where or how to get it cleaned without ruining it? Am I asking for the write thing? Maybe I need to get it dry cleaned in a different way?
I used to work at a dry cleaners for ....well, too long! lol! But we dry-cleaned things with leather trim all the time. I'm not really understanding why they wouldn't do it unless they have never done anything like that before, or they've previously had something with cheap dye in the leather components which may have caused issues, or possibly glue holding leather which breaks down in the machine. In these instances we did send things to the expensive leather specialists... - they'd have to fix their own screw-ups ;p
Is there a letter symbol with a circle around it (A) or (P)? These indicate the most common fluids (yup, it's actually fluid!) used - (P) being the most common these days.
If the manufacturer recommends dry-cleaning in a particular fluid and it is damaged by you or the cleaner following instructions, then the manufacturer is responsible to replace the product or reimburse you... well that's how it works over here.
Do you have access to a different dry-cleaner for a second opinion?
Not much of a help, but I did find a link which might be of use.
http://home.howstuffworks.com/home-dry-cleaning.htm
Good luck
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Edit - we also used the leather specialists for articles made entirely of leather, simply because if the dye ran/faded, they had the products to recolour & rejuvenate the surface... but one of these home kits could be useful (never tried them myself)
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On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 34R Tan US $53.95
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On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 28 Lng Tan US $49.95
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On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 32 US $53.95
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 On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 28R Blk US $53.95
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 On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 34R Cappu US $53.95
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 On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 26 Lng Tan US $53.95
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 On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 34 Lng Tan US $53.95
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 On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 28 US $53.95
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 On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 30 Lng Tan US $49.95
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 On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 26R Cappu US $53.95
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 On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 36R Tan US $53.95
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 On Course Cotton Natural Front Zip Breeches 36R Blk US $53.95
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