Lent a friend a very expensive Samsonite suitcase for his holiday and he returned it to me in a far from pristine condition! Refuses to acknowledge that it was his fault! So would like to know if there is any way I can get it professionally cleaned.
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Where can I cry clean a suitcase
Nov 9, 2014 @ 08:34
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Lent a friend a very expensive Samsonite suitcase for his holiday and he returned it to me in a far from pristine condition! Refuses to acknowledge that it was his fault! So would like to know if there is any way I can get it professionally cleaned.
delseta9_Nov 9, 2014 @ 08:34
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Nov 9, 2014 @ 08:37
Sorry dryclean rather than cry clean although I did feel like crying when I saw the pitiful state of my suitcase.
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Sorry dryclean rather than cry clean although I did feel like crying when I saw the pitiful state of my suitcase.
delseta9_, Nov 9, 2014 @ 08:37
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Nov 9, 2014 @ 16:20
You would need a lot of tears to clean that suitcase, but you might give it a try and see if crying on it works... otherwise, it's just a suitcase, and some scars will develop as part of usage. I say, if it still closes and it does its purpose, then it's still good.
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You would need a lot of tears to clean that suitcase, but you might give it a try and see if crying on it works... otherwise, it's just a suitcase, and some scars will develop as part of usage. I say, if it still closes and it does its purpose, then it's still good.
Jean-Jacques B, Nov 9, 2014 @ 16:20
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Nov 9, 2014 @ 16:44
Some of the airlines use the Cordonnerie de Longemalle for baggage repairs caused by mishandling, etc., so that’s an firm that should be able to advise whether dry-cleaning your suitcase is feasible.
They have two shops -- one just off place Longemalle, the other in Eaux-Vives, close to the “Vollandes” stop on the No. 2 and 6 trolley-bus lines. Have a look at the website for a map and other info.
However, I would reckon that even if something can be done to refurbish
your suitcase, it may well come at a price.
Best wishes anyway,
R.
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Some of the airlines use the Cordonnerie de Longemalle for baggage repairs caused by mishandling, etc., so that’s an firm that should be able to advise whether dry-cleaning your suitcase is feasible.
They have two shops -- one just off place Longemalle, the other in Eaux-Vives, close to the “Vollandes” stop on the No. 2 and 6 trolley-bus lines. Have a look at the website for a map and other info.
However, I would reckon that even if something can be done to refurbish
your suitcase, it may well come at a price.
Best wishes anyway,
R.
Ritchie, Nov 9, 2014 @ 16:44
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Nov 9, 2014 @ 16:47
Some of the airlines use the Cordonnerie de Longemalle for baggage repairs caused by mishandling, etc., so that’s an firm that should be able to advise whether dry-cleaning your suitcase is feasible.
They have two shops -- one just off place Longemalle, the other in Eaux-Vives, close to the “Vollandes” stop on the No. 2 and 6 trolley-bus lines. Have a look at the website for a map and other info.
However, I would reckon that even if something can be done to refurbish
your suitcase, it may well come at a price.
Best wishes anyway,
R.
Nov 9, 14 16:44
Sorry, fat finger trouble again. For “an firm”, please read “a firm”.
R.
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Sorry, fat finger trouble again. For “an firm”, please read “a firm”.
R.
Ritchie, Nov 9, 2014 @ 16:47
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Nov 9, 2014 @ 19:39
In the ''cry machine''
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Nov 10, 2014 @ 14:02
In the ''cry machine''
Nov 9, 14 19:39
The one called “Cry me a river” no doubt.
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