Need Long Clear Bags from Cleaners Free of Advertizing...

I actually just watched on a nightly news show a story on dry cleaners and what goes on but at the end of the show the owner of the cleaners they were talking to said as soon as you get your clothes home take them out of the bags because the chemicals break down and can fade your clothes

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I would just call around dry cleaners in your area. Or maybe even try the tuxedo shop in the mall or other dress shops. If you really want, you can order them, but them you'd be stuck with tons of bags:

http://www.bagbarn.com/garment.htm

http://www.ctsusa.com/_e/Poly_Bags_Garment_Bags_Cutwork_B...

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I have also heard that keeping your clothes in the bags will harm them... but I don't know if it's the actual plastic or if it's that the plastic is containing the dry cleaning chemicals.

Either way, since you'll most likely be dry cleaning the dresses that you want to store and protect so neatly you probably won't want to keep the plastic on them.

~ t

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Want to come to my house? I got a lot of closet space with California Closets that cost me a fortune and now I still throw junk in there. I guess it is the price of living alone. No clothing in there from any man. But still I seem to clean the rest of the house and have closets a mess. I go through them and put them back without making progress. 59 years of stuff adds up. G. W