1.99 Any Garment Pressed Dry Cleaners

DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT BRING YOUR CLOTHES HERE! My shirts are dirtier than when I dropped them off! Then the clerk told me to pre-​treat them, bring them back and they’ll clean it for free! This is my LAST visit! I’ve gone to other 1.99 Cleaners in Jersey and NEVER had this problem! This is classic, YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!!! They don’t even deserve the one star I gave them!!!

I really wanted to like this place but am annoyed at the fact that I dropped off a comforter to be cleaned and it wasn’t. There is lint and hair (not mine) all over it. I was thinking that maybe it was from the floor of the cleaners but when I smelled it — it didn’t even smell clean — annoying that I have to bring it someplace else now. Additionally, the first two times I went to pick it up it wasn’t ready… when I told the kid that it still looked dirty he was like «its the inside of the plastic bag.» Clearly that wasn’t the case now that I’m unfolding it and seeing that it’s still dirty throughout. Lastly, the comforter is also ripped… this place really stinks

0 Stars
Ruined a great sweater– I picked it up, they hung it– hangar marks–
Men’s shirts are not buttoned– odor of heavy cheap fragrance
You get what you pay for!
Horrible!
Odor– clothes are loaded with fragrance–
Stay Clear Away from this place!
I am now going to my dry cleaner– and having everything redone!
Several people complaining while I was there as well–

They ruined a coat, still charged me for it. And I did have a shirt come back with a stain but they cleaned it again. This isn’t so bad but the customer service by a women who works the counter is terrible. She throws the receipts on the counter. They curl up like balls and leaves them there for you to pick up and she just walks away. She doesn’t say hi but just looks at you. No greeting or any thing. I refuse to get helped by her. The guys are usually better. I guess decent customer service goes out the window when the cleaners are so cheap.

Let me tell you, I was using a dry cleaning company on Merrick Rd in Merrick and would pay $ 56.00 for 5 pairs of pants! A friend told me to try $ 1.99 Pressed Cleaners on Sunrise in Merrick and WOW! Not only do they speak English, but their customer service is amazing!!! I went in and was warmly greeted by Lorenzo and as a new customer, talked about the services offered with me. I was blown away. I immediately took to social media to leave a review! Please go see these guys! They will treat you like family and take great care of you!!! Lorenzo and Jeff have been phenomenal. And at $ 1.99 you cant go wrong!!,

Pressed Cleaners is what Merrick needed. An affordable option for dry cleaning. I like nice garments, but I don’t want to pay a zillion dollars at these ridiculous dry cleaners in Merrick to clean them. Pressed does a good job and their staff is awesome. Staffed with local «kids» from the neighborhood, they are always pleasant and funny. Most of these reviewers posting about filthy garments are probably bringing in garments with stains older than my firstborn. They’re dry cleaners, not magicians. (although I think I saw one of the workers pull a rabbit out of a guys pants but that’s another story) Plus, they stand behind their work so if a garment needs a little «extra», they will redo it for free. And their BEST asset is Eddie, who is a master tailor! I wouldn’t trust my tailoring to anyone else. He is amazing!

Horrible. They can’t get anything right. Stains get worse and they don’t press. I’ve gone back for redos time after time. They miss things. You get what you pay for. Stay away and pay more.
Follow up– all the pants they didn’t clean properly came out fine at another cleaner. Don’t waste your time and money here

I’ve been going here since it opened. People are friendly but don’t know how to clean clothes. My pants constantly come back dirty and sometimes wrinkled. Time to find a new place.

I have little problem with their dry cleaning, and their staff is courteous and prompt. There are two troubling items that prevent me from recommending this establishment:
1) In the heat of summer, this palace has no means of air-​conditioning. In place of that, they have a ginormous fan that renders even hair doused in AquaNet tousled in a millisecond. If you’ve ever wondered why everyone who exits has a throwback ‘do like they’re part of a Flamingoes tribute band, now you know why. Despite its Mach 2 wind shear, it still can’t replace good ol’ A/​C when the heat index is over 100. God bless the staff, who have to work through these sweatshop conditions, aggravated immensely by the enormous heat generated by the cleaning equipment. Most of them were dripping sweat profusely; no wonder they wear black T-​shirts, otherwise their (ahem) axillary perspiration would be rather copiously obvious. I don’t work for the Labor Department, but I’ll hazard a guess there’s a workplace violation somewhere here.
2) Given my reasonable experience with their dry cleaning, and their purported green methods, I was tempted to proffer them my dress shirts for laundering. Again, very good service, remarkable given the inhumane climate conditions. I returned for the cleaned shirts later that week & brought them home, removing the protective plastic, when I was overwhelmed by the smell of sweat permeating the shirts. While trying to figure out whether I was imagining things, my wife passed by and said, «Whew! I hope you clean those soon.» The second batch was almost as rancid, but a bit more tolerable (either that or I built an olfactory tolerance from the first round). Revealingly, two shirts that needed buttons sewed back on & therefore laundered separately were pretty scentless, thank goodness.
I returned the two nasty batches to the cleaners, and again, to the staff’s immense credit, despite the sub-​Saharan conditions, they promptly offered to re-​launder them without hesitation. Upon picking them up again, the smell was noticeably improved (how could it not be?), but get this: there were still tinges of sweat scent, especially compared to the aforementioned mended shirts.
When earlier I’d asked what might have happened, we agreed that my shirts must’ve had the misfortune of being washed with a horribly soiled batch of another customer’s; hey, I was down with that: it happens. That doesn’t wash so well (no pun intended) with the second less-​overwhelming but still noticeable experience. Grasping at straws, my nonscientific hypothesis is that the staff’s unavoidable sweating in such torridly overheated conditions had something to do with it.
I really wanted to like this place. Really. But given my experience, I can’t. Oh well. Maybe in the winter when it’s cold, lol.

Worst service ever people are friendly but they have damaged at least 10 items already and gave me back clothes dirty claimed it was stained I took it to the other cleaners i
down the block and remove dirt immediately!!! Will never go back here and if you like your clothes don’t bring it here! You get what you pay for!!!

Brought 6 pairs of pants here. 4 jeans, 2 black dress work pants. 1 pair of work pants had food dried on the back leg (I work in food service industry) When I went to wear those pants, the food was still dried on! I had to take a damp rag and wash it off because I needed them that day for work. Can’t believe they don’t clean the clothes. Yes I know $ 2 is great but dirty pressed clothes is disgusting! Unacceptable. Rather pay the $ 4 per item instead of wallowing in filth.

Finally, Bellmore-​Merrick has a go-​to dry cleaner that is clean, professional, inexpensive, and honest.
This place recently opened on Sunrise Hwy and I doubt I’ll be looking for a dry cleaner for as long as I’m in town. Their 1.99 Any Garment Dry Cleaned is no bait-and-switch…only catch is you have to prepay. Laundered shirts are 1.50, and its always ready next day. On top of that, its right off the highway, you can literally park on Sunrise and hop in/​hop out. More? Okay, all of their cleaning is done «green» — with energy efficient machines and chemical-​free. Can you get any better?
You can, in fact. I recently left $ 250 cash in the pocket of my pants. I was devastated to have lost it. Never thought to check the dry cleaning bag. 10 minutes after dropping it off, the owner called to let me know he had found it. What honesty and integrity. He wouldn’t even take a cash tip. I was floored, and jubilant.
Dry Cleaning… we all need the service, this is the place to give our money to. Lets keep Jeff and his crew in town.