Review on 🌬️ Dryel In-Dryer Cleaning Starter Kit, Refreshing Breezy Clean Scent, 1 Kit by Joshua Reese

I have been using Dryel for many years - almost as long as it has been available. I use it for most of my work clothes. Really, how messy do they get in the office? My suits, blazers, dress pants and blouses are my main goal. I wash shirts and shells according to the instructions. All of the garments I use Dryel on don't shrink or fade. They last for many, many years. I take them to wring for cleaning once a year and that's it. At around $1.25 for two suits and a pair of pants, the savings are huge. I use it not only in dry cleaning, but in everything I "neatly wear" during the work week. I've even started buying better work clothes and even making some custom pieces, as long as these things keep their new look it's worth the investment and I look better. EDIT: I always, always, ALWAYS carry it with my bag. I would be afraid the ribs would catch in the dryer or hit the clothes too hard. These are things I like to be extra careful with and it seems sensible to keep them in a bag. The bag seems to last me about two years before it seems like I'd better replace it before my mom sees it!