why is it that one can never purchase enough hangers when one moves into a new place?
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try taking your shirts and pants for dry cleaning instead of washing them. i've found that you'll be overrun with hangers in no time after a couple trips to the dry cleaners.
and what if you're too cheap to dry clean? Sure, if you're a world famous architect you can afford dry cleaning, but I tend toward a once-per-semester rule, and speaking of mom-rules: if it's dry clean only, make sure you really really like it before you buy. That and "don't ever buy anything in seersucker"--words to live by.
3 comments:
try taking your shirts and pants for dry cleaning instead of washing them. i've found that you'll be overrun with hangers in no time after a couple trips to the dry cleaners.
yes, however, Mommy Dearest has taught us the all-important wardrobe rule: NO WIRE HANGERS!!!
and what if you're too cheap to dry clean? Sure, if you're a world famous architect you can afford dry cleaning, but I tend toward a once-per-semester rule, and speaking of mom-rules: if it's dry clean only, make sure you really really like it before you buy. That and "don't ever buy anything in seersucker"--words to live by.
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