Bailey’s Cleaners

I’ve been using this dry cleaner for almost a year now and I really enjoy not only the cleaning service they provide but the customer service they’ve offered me. I always get greeted and at times they already know my number and who I am. I haven’t had an issue with my clothes, I’ll keep coming here. I also like the fact that they are organic and their prices seem reasonable.

Prices flex depending on how many of each garment you bring in (fewer garments = higher price per garment); buttons broken all the time by them and shirts returned to me anyway; alterations are highway robbery for mediocre workmanship (and often have to be redone); no price list ANYWHERE (whatever they say is what you pay); all dress slacks are now shiny from excessive heat during pressing. If you value your garments and care about pricing consistency, go elsewhere.

This is the best cleaners in the area that I’ve found. I’ve been going here for about 3 years, since two other cleaners lost/​ruined my shirts, respectively.
They’re always nice, quick, and they have removed stains from my ties I didn’t think I had a chance of wearing again. They don’t overcharge and they’re just generally a good, dependable cleaner.

They’re not the cheapest place in the area, but their convenient location is perfect for me. They have always done very good work, both with laundry (shirts) and dry cleaning and with alterations. Their employees are very friendly and pleasant and remember my name each time I walk into the shop. Currently (⁶⁄₂₀₁₅) they charge $ 1.60 for a shirt, $ 5.25 for trousers, and $ 11.95 for a two-​piece suit.

I’ve been coming to this dry cleaner for several years, since I live at Skyline Towers across the street. Over the past year, I have noticed that the business has come under new management, and the quality of the service has suffered significantly. I have gotten two nice dress shirts back that had stains on them that were not there before, with no reason given. The second instance occurred today, and I wasn’t even offered my money back on the dry cleaning when I requested it (I figured it was the least they could do). I am no longer going to waste my hard earned money at this place. I recommend you do the same.

Very cheap cleaners to go to. They are right on Leesburg Pike, the first mini-​lot after South George Mason Drive (on the North side of the road).
Shirts are $ 1.35 each (light starch).
Pants are $ 4.25 each (dry cleaned). This is cheap compared to other local places (one place up the street charges $ 4.75 each).
I found out about them through a door tag that came with my welcome booklet from my apartment complex. It had two separate coupons for 20% off dry cleaning orders of $ 30 or more (shirts are not considered dry cleaning). Very nice!
Usually the cleaning takes about 3 – 4 days. Never had 5 day wait times. Never had a problem with this place either.
Will continue to provide them my dry cleaning business.

We’ve finally given up on this place. The review above says $ 1.30 for shirts… that is only IF you bring in the coupon and IF you have more than three. We have had to constantly haggle with them about their coupons. They have cutoffs in the coupons of $ 20, $ 40, $ 60. An example is if we had $ 39.75 we had to go through a whole hassle with them on it to get the coupon.
We’re not cheap. We do a lot of dry cleaning. Expensive dry cleaning, like many silk shirts etc. Our last dry cleaner in LA would always just knock a bit off list price here and there informally and we never ever questioned his price as they were fair.
The final straw for us at Baileys Cleaners was when my husband dropped off $ 58 worth of cleaning and I said since the coupon is for $ 60, we should add a couple of more items and just pay for it all together. They absolutely refused.
We also had an expensive shirt damaged, a discoloration on a $ 100 Tommy Bahama silk shirt.. The owner said maybe I spilled something on it while wearing it. When I pointed out that the stain went through both sides of the shirt and could only have happened if it was not being worn and laying flat on a surface he gave in and allowed us a $ 40 credit.
To make matters even worse, it is a really unfriendly place. If you go there, you will see. The owner sets the tone. They treat you as if you are not wanted there.

I was stuck in a dry cleaners box. I used to go to the one by my parent’s house which is quite a distance from my new place. But it was the only place I knew that didn’t charge an arm and a leg for shirts. I stopped by the dry cleaners right by my house and when I heard $ 4 for shirts (I guess that’s what you get for living in Bethesda), I just walked straight out.
This place is right across the street from my work so I figured I’d give it a shot. First question I asked, «How much are your shirts?» — $ 1.30 laundered. SOLD! I dropped off about $ 40 of dry cleaning (no, not 40 shirts, I had pants, suits, and a jacket as well). It’s owned by Koreans so you know it’s trustworthy. I’m glad I found a new place to drop off my dry cleaning. Hooray!