This sweater costs less than $0.50 to clean...	While this one costs an average of $5.75

"So, when SHOULD I go to the Dry Cleaner?"

Men's Dress Shirts
At an average cost of $1.50, the Dry Cleaner is ideal for men's button down dress shirts.  In fact, the shirts are not dry cleaned, but are instead washed, then pressed and starched.  Speaking of pressing, you may think that you will have to iron all of your clothes if you dry clean them at home, but that isn’t so.  You can clean a pair of slacks three or four times with DRY CLEANER’S SECRET® without losing the crease, but the small wrinkles from sitting will be gone!  In general you’ll find clothes ready to wear after using DRY CLEANER’S SECRET®, no need to iron!

Stains
Your neighborhood dry cleaner is the stain remover expert for your dry cleanable clothing, and even he can’t remove everything.  So take your set-in stains and ground-in cuff and collar soil to the dry cleaner to remove, but for fresh stains less than the size of a dime, use DRY CLEANER’S SECRET®.  It is especially effective removing oil-based stains such as mayonnaise, salad dressing and make-up (yes, even lipstick on your collar.)
 
"What about those other home dry cleaning products?"

If you’ve ever used Dryel*, you know what a hassle that plastic bag is to deal with.  Home dry cleaning is so much easier with DRY CLEANER’S SECRET®.  Simply place the pre-moistened cleaning cloth into the dryer with your dry clean garments, tumble gently for 20 minutes, and your clothing comes out wrinkle-free, sized, and smelling fresh - not perfumy.  And of course, Dry Cleaner's Secret is non-toxic, and safe for any gas or electric dryer.

Best of all, you'll have no annoying bag to wrestle with and save for next time.

*Dryel™ is a registered trademark of The Procter & Gamble Company. DRY CLEANER'S SECRET^® is not associated with Procter & Gamble, Dial or Clorox.