(2 pack) Dryel At-Home Dry-Cleaner 6 Count

This actually does what it says. I've tested on a limited edition levis jacket I've had for 10 years. Came out smelling amazing, no shrinkage, no fading, no issues. Then tested it on some Ralph Lauren trousers with same result. This will replace my dry cleaning requirements for items that I don't trust in the washer/dryer but aren't necessarily meant for dry cleaners. Obviously don't put your structured garments, like suit jackets, full gown, etc. but chinos, dress shirts, blouses, dresses, expensive/delicate shirts, selvedge or otherwise expensive denim and like are perfect for this. Compared to the cost of dry-cleaning the $11 cost to refill averages out. DON't overfill the bag. I think is crucial for the process to work effectively. I haven't put in more than 2-3 garments at a time even though the directions say up-to 5. If its slightly rigid like a denim then honestly I'd keep it to no more than 2 garments at a time. Definitely immediately take it out of the bag and hang it on a hangar. Its meant to come out slightly damp so it will not be completely dry. However I mean SLIGHTLY DAMP. If you feel droplets then put it back in for another 5 min or so. The directions speak to this as well. Just follow the directions enclosed and you can't go wrong. Very pleased!!!

I use this at the end of coat/jacket season to freshen my outerwear before putting them away for next season. It makes the coats smell and look fresh and it is easy to use. Just follow the directions on the package, and you don't need to ask how to do it.