Sam's Cleaners

Daylene Arnold 

on Facebook

6 years ago

Bring my clothes to your cleaners weekly because of tge great job you do as well as your very convenient hours. Today i pulled up at 6:15 and your afternoon attendant was driving off and the doors were locked. No sign explaining or alerting that an early close would happen. This is unprofessional and VERY INCONVENIENT. There were at least 2 other cars that pulled up with myself. All of us VERY confused. 

Anonymous 

on Facebook

8 years ago

Do you have lint on your clothes? Fuzz on your favorite sweater or coat ? Do you need to expand your collar ? Keep your collar points down ? We sell what you need . 

Kora F. 

on Insider Pages

9 years ago

Thank you very much One of the best laundry service guys you can find in the city. Responsible and no hidden charges. Thank you very much. 

dodd735 

on Yellow Pages

11 years ago

I took a pair of denim jeans in to see if they could assist with replacing the front button. The gentleman I spoke to was very rude and offered me no help but to cut the button off. I inquired if it could be done a different way and gave an example (I'm hopes I could reuse the decorative button). He then told me I was free to fix myself and basically insinuated I was wasting his time. 

ftworthreviews 

on Yellow Pages

12 years ago

Dreadful, rude, dishonest, and to be avoided I brought several upper quality dress shirts and pants to Sam’s Cleaners and have regretted stepping foot in the door. They destroyed two $80 shirts using heavy starch when I asked form light and pressing wrinkles into the collar, back, and sleeves. The collar on a cobalt blue one pressed shiny and creased bleaching the stitching and the pattern of the collar stays into the fabric. When I called him on it, he claimed it was my fault for requesting starch at a dry cleaner and flat ... read more

Thiscant N. 

on Citysearch

12 years ago

Dreadful, rude, dishonest, and to be avoided I brought several upper quality dress shirts and pants to Sam’s Cleaners and have regretted stepping foot in the door. They destroyed two $80 shirts using heavy starch when I asked form light and pressing wrinkles into the collar, back, and sleeves. The collar on a cobalt blue one pressed shiny and creased bleaching the stitching and the pattern of the collar stays into the fabric. When I called him on it, he claimed it was my fault for requesting starch at a dry cleaner and flat ... read more