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Deleted member 22576

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• Dec 17, 2013

• #1

Say for instance you have a fairly respectable selection of fabric shoes that were kinda grimy from being worn like shoes. Do you think a dry cleaner would accept them?

 

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Conciliator

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• Dec 17, 2013

• #2

You probably have a shoe place somewhere around if you live anywhere near even a small metropolitan area. I wouldn't take them to the dry cleaners.

 

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Khalifa Jayy

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• Dec 17, 2013

• #3

No.

You buy new ones.

 

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Deleted member 22576

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• Dec 17, 2013

• #4

Conciliator said:

You probably have a shoe place somewhere around if you live anywhere near even a small metropolitan area. I wouldn't take them to the dry cleaners.

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Hmm. I've never actually been to a dry cleaner before.

New shoes have ZERO soul, khaliffa Jay.

 

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lenovox1

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• Dec 17, 2013

• #5

A cobbler will be able to spot clean your canvas shoes and replace your insoles for you. I don't know at what price, though.

As far as if your dry cleaner will do it, you'll have to call your dry cleaner before hand. It shouldn't be a problem, though.

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Khalifa Jayy said:

No.

You buy new ones.

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I would too, if they were canvas. But I'm going to fault Jtwo for having an attachment to his shoes.

 

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Race to be King

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• Dec 17, 2013

• #6

Don't think so, but you can do them by hand.

 

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Jason

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• Dec 17, 2013

• #7

You could try and clean them yourself.

http://jasonmarkk.com/

 

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Big-E

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• Dec 17, 2013

• #8

In China they do though they don't dry clean them instead they use some pretty strong chemicals and get those shoes white as fuck. Great service.