Orlando Cleaners 24/7 - Summerport

Sarah Aley 

on Google

2 months ago

I brought drapes in to be cleaned. I went to pick them up when they were supposed to be ready and they weren’t there. I pressed the button to speak to someone and she informed me that I should have been called but they no longer do blinds. She apologized that I wasn’t contacted and let me know the driver was late and my blinds would be there next. I am frustrated that I wasn’t contacted and also disappointed that my drapes were his tossed on a bag instead of hung up. They had been crumpled in a bag for three days. They wer... read more

PPB of Knight 

on Google

6 months ago

UPDATED REVIEW POSTED 7/26/25. ___________ I immediately noticed it was very small, and looked more like a small locker room, with big yellow bags hanging off a rack. But...there was no one working there?! I thought maybe they were on a break and had closed a pass-through counter door or something, but no, it's completely automated with no employees present. That was a first for me. So I touched the DIY log-in screen, but couldn't find any pricing, or instructions. There was a phone # posted for a nearby location with ... read more

Jennifer Albergo 

on Google

a month ago

$79 to wash a king comforter in 24 hours?!?!? Definitely won’t be returning!! Our old laundromat used to wash the same comforter SAME DAY for $25. Oh, and you also dealt with an actual human. Rip off! 

Ashley Rempert 

on Google

4 months ago

They ruined a $400 suit I brought in for alterations (they removed the arm flaps and button holes, the jacket no longer sits flat, and the pants curve in at the center and are uneven). They are charging me $75 for alterations, which is not the price I agreed to since the seamstress wanted to include her own fees (I only needed shorter sleeves on the blazer and legs on the slacks). When I spoke with customer service, I was threatened that they would work with management to increase my price. I emailed the manager, but have he... read more

Holyfields S & F L 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Sweater that was supposed to be spot treated still has stains, $17 later. They charged the same for press only ladies slacks as they did for laundry and starch jeans. Cost of laundry of child’s jeans was more than the cost of the jeans themselves. Prices too high. If I had known prices in advance, I would not have had the items done. The system is broken. Give prices in advance, even if it’s a rough estimate.