De Baliviere Cleaners

Nice little laundry place run by an Asian lady.
She is real friendly, gave us the change we needed and laundry detergent, offered fabric softener, that we did not use.
There are about 10 small washers, 10 bigger ones and 5 for the huge stuff. It’s pretty cheap, $ 1.25 for a small machine to be washed and 75 cent for detergent, in the laundry where I go at home they don’t even have the small washers so you always end up paying more.
The place has dry cleaning service also that I did not use.

Sadly, they don’t do pressing only. If you want something pressed, you have to have it cleaned, which is disappointing. The prices are good, and they do a good job on the stuff they’ll take (for example, they got a grease stain out of a dress shirt well). They only take cash, though, and while the location is convenient, it sometimes feels sketchy.

I picked this place based on the Unilocal reviews. I dropped off a couple of pieces both of which were sporting some stains. One was a silk blouse with an oil-​like stain and the other was a coat with leather dye. The owner told me upfront that he doesn’t think the stains will come off. And so, I was not really expecting much other than clean and pressed clothes on pick up. But lo and behold, the stains were gone! I was so happy I promised myself I should try to do something nice for this business. And yes, I will be coming back with more regular dry cleaning.

I’ve used this dry cleaners several times now and have always received great service with very reasonable prices. The current construction makes it a little bit of a pain to get there sometimes but it’s always worth going to a place that works hard to keep my business. I’ve had suits, dress shirts, pants and coats all cleaned without any issues or delays.

Came to this place based on good reviews, but came out pretty disappointed.
First time I passed by was at 10:00am and they weren’t open yet so I called them and they said they would be there at 10:20, so I waited until 10:20 and still no sign of them. I left and just came back later.
I found prices expensive, however I just moved here from a densely populated city that had dry cleaners at every corner, so competition between them resulted in lower prices for everyone else (the place I used to go to charged $ 2.95 for each item, except coats and evening gowns, if you paid when you dropped off the item).
Unfortunately, there’s no sign that has their prices which I don’t like because it allows them to charge you whatever they feel like when you pick up the item (another reviewer posted prices different than what I got) so get a quote before you leave anything.
As of 10÷10÷14
Trousers — $ 4.50
2-​pc suit — $ 9.25
Sweaters — $ 3.95
Dress — $ 6.95
Skirt — $ 4.50
Blouse — $ 3.95
As for their work, my silk dress came back with the seam ripped and some puckering under the arms. My silk blouse also came with ripped seams. I have no idea what happened to them, I’ve never had my silk clothing come back from the dry cleaners in this condition.

Although there are dry cleaners closer to where I live, I came here because of the positive reviews I saw on Unilocal.I was definitely not disappointed!
Sure, a few of the people walking around outside might be on the sketchy side, but none of them were inside the store when I dropped off and picked up. Besides, I had dry cleaning done here; I didn’t use their laundry machines, so I didn’t have to worry about that.
I dropped off a two piece suit for dry cleaning on a Friday and picked it up the following Wednesday. It only cost $ 9.25 (cash only).
The quality of the work was great; this is actually the cleanest my suit has been since I bought it. I would definitely recommend them for dry cleaning!

Great cleaner! Very friendly and cheap. We had our king sized down comforter dry cleaned and it was only $ 18. They are honest too, my husband tried giving them the duvet cover and they told him, it would be cheaper if he just washed it himself and on the comforter it was a little yellow on his side and they warned us it may not get completely clean — it looks like brand new to us. Will definitely be our go to place.

Just picked up my dry cleaning and could not be more satisfied with the results!
Here are the prices of the items I had cleaned (05÷01÷14):
Pants — $ 4.50
Blazer — $ 5.95
Sweater — $ 3.95
Skirt — $ 4.95
Blouse — $ 4.50
Some of the materials I had cleaned:
–Wool
–Silk
–Leather
–Synthetics
This is one of the cheapest dry cleaners I have found in the area and they do an excellent job.
Be aware that they only accept cash or check for dry cleaning, and there is no ATM on site.

Hard working Korean old couple who do their job PERFECTLY! I brought my super dirty down coat and it turned out to be like new. I almost can’t believe it when I saw it.
They treated my cloth carefully. They read the wash label in a detailed way and decided to use a slow treatment which takes couple of hours. What’s more? It’s only $ 10-​$ 15 dollars! (I don’t exactly remember.) Super cheap! I will only choose this store for washing clothes.

I ditched my old cleaners because they were just straight up unpleasant and found this place on Unilocal.The area is a little sketchy, I wouldn’t hang out here at night for a long time, but the cleaners is well, clean, and the couple who run it are adorable and friendly.
It’s the most affordable place you’ll find in probably a 10 mile radius, and they do a really nice job for both dry cleaning and laundry.

By far the best dry cleaners for dress shirts for both quality of service and price. Each shirt is $ 1.50 for dry cleaning. I had brought a shirt that had seen its share of wear, which I was debating throwing out, but they made it look brand new!
The shirts take about four days, but it’s totally worth it. The only downside is that they only take cash.

Nice little place. Owners are on site and very helpful. Just the type of place I’m looking for as an out-​of-​towner for six months. I’m sure not going to buy a washer and dryer when I’ve found a place like this. I shouldn’t advertise, because it means I might have to wait longer for a machine, but things move right along and I can read while I wait.

I really like this dry cleaners. They’re pretty cheap (as another reviewer said, less than $ 10 for a men’s suit) and super friendly. My husband’s clothes were ready when they said they would be and the whole process was easy. There’s also plenty of parking out front.

Definitely a diamond in the rough! I’ve been in St Louis for 10 weeks on business and take my laundry there weekly. They do fluff and fold for cheap (~$ 1.50/lb) and dry cleaning is usually $ 2 – 3 per item! Everything is always ready as promised and they are open 7 days a week until 7pm or so. Be aware, though, that they only take cash – however they are still more than happy to write a receipt for your expense report!

Typical cleaners.
It isn’t the best area but it is a small, clean and quick place to get a couple loads of laundry done while out of town.

I have fallen in love with this laundromat and dry cleaner.
After getting sick of the apartment complex dryers eating my clothes, I decided to branch out and try a laundromat. This place is only a few minutes away, so it was pretty convenient. Since my first trip, I have been there at LEAST twice a month to do laundry or dry cleaning.
Laundry: They have a bunch of coin-​operated washers and dryers. Washers are $ 1.25 and the dryers are $.25 for 15 minutes. If I put a jumbo load in for 30 minutes, it will be completely dry. I like that you can pay per 15 minutes (rather than a set extended time) because it helps with jeans, towels, and other heavier clothes. My clothes always come out fine and, if I am back-​logged on laundry, I can do 4 – 5 loads at a time. :) Woo hoo!
Dry Cleaning: They do amazing (and affordable) dry cleaning! I have taken a vest, dress pants, my husband’s suit, a winter coat, and two dresses there. All of them have come out pristine, and for an awesome price. It was under $ 10 to have my husband’s 2-​piece suit dry cleaned which is pretty awesome.
Yeah, you can run into some shifty characters, but I feel safe there. The owners are pretty quick to shoo away «non-​customers» who try to come in. And, if you’re a girl and you want an ego boost, you can probably count on getting hit on by the bystanders, Haha

After reading all these BAD (and sketch) reviews of dry cleaners in the area, I decided to take my chance and trust this place. To my utter amazement, I loved it!
I had to dry clean a down vest and the Asian lady was super nice and fast in helping me fill out the form and stuff. When I came back, the cute little Chinese man helped me retrieve it and was very sweet.
There were people using the coin-​op machines too and the lady was helping the people fold their own clothes (I assume???) so it was nice :]
Needless to say, my vest was beautiful, clean and UNRUINED!!! I’m coming here again. Oh and it was super cheap, less than $ 5!