Please post affordable, good quality dry cleaners. Have tried CD One Price (prices good / quality horrible) and ones where a woman's blouse is $5 (too high in my opinion).

CD One Price blows...according to the two people who offered up an unsolicited opinion.

FWIW, we go to J and S across from the clinic. Blouses...cotton blouses...are the same as men's shirts. About $1.35.

Clam, are they gentle with your blouses?

We go to 5 Corners. I'm embarrassed to say I have no idea what a blouse costs - and we are generally quite cost conscious. I am focusing more and more on buying clothes that can be washed at home though.

The quality is good, the people who work there are friendly, they send you coupons in the mail all the time, and if you have a sleeping baby in the car, they have a drive through window you can use. Those are all really nice pluses for me.

For "every day" stuff, (my casual work clothes, polos, etc), I do go to CD One Price.

For things I care about, I go that little place across the street from the hospital/clinic on Pennsylvania. Ashamed of myself for not remembering the name but real nice family operation.

That is J&S Cleaners.

J&S also has car hop service, apparently. (There's no way they can do a drive up window at that location, but I just saw this sign the other day. I think it's a new service they're offering.)

I think Glen Ellyn Dry Cleaners - next to the fish market, by the tracks - is really expensive. But I've only had to dry clean school band uniforms lately; maybe they're expensive everywhere you go? I haven't owned a piece of clothing that required dry cleaning in ages, I'm afraid. I'm such a bum.

main cleaners just north of the white hen. new owners...a very hard working young guy runs the place.

Five Corners Cleaners.

Five Cornes Cleaners...

Fun Fact: They installed a drive-in window in the 50's — before the idea was even a gleam in McDonalds' eye.