Sun Cleaners

(Green Laundromat / Dry Cleaner)

1408 14th St NW

Washington, DC 20005

(202) 462-2502

Sun Cleaners is a green laundromat / dry cleaner located in Washington DC.

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9 Comments about Sun Cleaners

"Don't Panic, It's Organic! I used to frequent Mac Dee Cleaners (which is around the corner) but I switched to Sun Cleaners and I'm stickting to it! T" - yelp.com

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"I used to go to Sun Park regularly when I lived in the neighborhood and I was so glad to see that, even though the area was quickly gentrifying around" - judysbook.com

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"I've been with Sun Cleaners for about two years now, and at the risk of jinxing myself into having bad things happen to my new and to-be-altered charl" - yelp.com

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"Ok.so I never thought I'd yelp about a dry cleaner because I never put much thought in it, but I have to after what they did. First of all, I'm a bit " - yelp.com

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"Sun Park & Logan Cleaners always does a great job with my items. When I worked nearby I sued to bring in my clothing items all the time. They also do " - judysbook.com

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"They just saved my expensive skirt which had two large stains of unknown origin and age. That alone merits five stars..." - yelp.com

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"This is my new dry cleaner in the immediate area. Coming from Liberty Cleaners on the other side of my apartment, this place is a dream. " - yelp.com

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"THIS is the place to go. For a moment I thought I was high, as I felt almost freaked out by how polite, friendly, and accomodating everyone was. I def" - yelp.com

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"This place really lives up to its reviews. All of my garments are clean and spot free--they had there hands full (blood, ink, dye, stains etc.). Stay " - yelp.com

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