MW Cleaners

excellent! Claudia and staff are the BEST!

Cleaners does a decent job, but the price is a bit ridiculous. 3 shirts, 2 pants and a simple dress cost me around $ 80. When you don’t need delivery or overnight, this cost is a bit shocking, so beware!

Absolutely deplorable service. I’ve now tried to send my shirts here 3 times. The first time — 8 days passed and no signs of my shirts. I had to chase them down.
The most recent time, I left my shirts for pickup and they were returned 6 days later with a note that said ‘there were no tags, we will not accept’ I placed two tags on and inside the bag.
So, if you’re into paying for a company that can’t seem to nail down its ‘core competency’ then go with MW!

One of the worst dry cleaners I have used. If the cost alone is not enough to complain about, they continually ruined shirts with stains during the cleaning process. I gave them the benefit of the doubt after my first shirt was ruined and thought it was a fluke but after another visit 2 more shirts has a similar fate.
Would definitely pass on this option.

Ouch, nothing like hitting a new dry cleaners and getting blind-​sided by your laundry tab. I should probably know to take my dresses and lady-​clothes to a place not called «Men’s Warehouse» Cleaners. Duly noted.

I finally found it! The biggest rip-​off in Houston… one pair of dress pants dry cleaned for $ 9 and change??? Anywhere else this would run me $ 3 or $ 4, but MW Cleaners got me for a good little gouge. Fool me once, MW… no second chance for you.

Their prices are exorbitant, and they ruined a dress (it had a huge iron mark) and a pair of trousers :(Am looking for a better dry cleaner int he neighborhood.

My oh my does MW Cleaners suck, I think they are really trying to get rid of their clientele so they can have it easy, perhaps spend all day on Unilocal?Who knows…
I always found dry cleaners out here in the US pretty cheap, back in the UK they are far from it. MW Cleaners charged me $ 32 for two suits to be cleaned, I thought this was pretty mad considering a few weeks back I used to go to a cleaner near Hermann park and have two suits and two ties cleaned for less than $ 15. Hmm, makes no sense to me.
So price aside, my black suit trousers required a bit more cleaning than normal due to a drunken night out staggering through mud, don’t ask. However upon receiving my «cleaned» trousers I immediately pointed out the bottoms of these trousers were not exactly, er, what’s the word, ah yes, CLEAN! The woman told me they were quite thick with mud and if they treated it anymore it may loose it’s colour, I told here that was a risk I was willing to take and could they do it again at no extra cost? Nope, they would charge me again! WTF!
Lastly, and this may seem a trivial gripe however when I went to give them my suits they never gave me my hangers back. I thought this was a bit odd as pretty much every cleaners I have used before took the hangers out and gave them back to you however I thought these guys maybe did things differently so I kept my lips sealed. Now proper suit hangers keep the shoulder pads in a reasonable condition and keep the shape, yes I am anal about such things. Upon receiving my suits back they gave them to me on the standard wiry coat hangers, I asked them where my hangers had gone? I was told it was my fault and I should of pointed this out!!! I asked if I could get some replacements but she told me they don’t have proper hangers of that type, well that’s a f**king lie cos you’ve got my freakin hangers you bar-​stewards!
Sorry, I can see that was a bit of a rant but it sure as hell pissed me off. Bottom line is, don’t use MW Cleaners, they lick balls and even then, you’re balls ain’t clean!

The Search for a Decent Dry Cleaner, Round 2
With it being gala season, and holding a job that forces me into the spotlight, I needed a place to take care of those items that only get used a few times a year. After my previous dry cleaning experience, I was open to trying someplace new, even a large local chain.
I brought in two tuxedo shirts and one tuxedo jacket. The cashier took my information and gave me a two day turn around time. I returned two days later and my shirts were expertly whitened and my jacket was extremely fresh. And for $ 7 per item, I hoped they would be in this near pristine condition.
However, my own gripe came about a week later during the Houston Symphony gala. While the evening was full of up, down, button jacket, unbutton jacket, there was no added strain to force the single button to come limply off while I was saying goodbye to my final table guest.
I returned with the jacket and button the next day and they said they would not pay to replace it because they could not judge what type of stress was put on the clothing after it had left their care. Now, I can assure you I did not weight lift in my jacket, but to have a gentle used jacket lose a button was certainly not my fault.