Jeeves - New York's Finest Dry Cleaner

Jeeves - New York's Finest Dry Cleaner Our website is: www.JeevesNY.com Jeeves is New York and London's finest dry cleaning firm. Our staff has been trained by museum conservators in these areas.
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New York magazine named Jeeves the best dry cleaner in New York and we have been recommended by The Robb Report, Time Out New York and GQ. Jeeves specializes in couture, embellished gowns and the proper cleaning and preservation of wedding dresses. We have done work for; the Cooper Hewitt Museum, the Louvre, the Museum at FIT and the Metropolitan Opera House. Jeeves on-site division can supply sup

port to retailers and production companies in need of seamstresses or backstage dry cleaning services. Our seamstresses can travel to your home, office or retail location. We have provided backstage support for; the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, Fashion for Relief, VH1, Robert Verdi and The Macy's Thanksgiving Parade.

08/03/2026

Gain Plus just dropped, and it’s a genuine standout and scored a 95.2, top 5 overall, second best liquid detergent I’ve ever tested. ILoveGain

P&G consolidated Gain Plus Oxi, Odor Defense, and All Day Scent into one formulation, and the results speak for themselves.

12-15 cents a load depending on size, well under the 20 cent average. Extremely affordable, extremely effective.

The catch: it’s fragrant which is the whole Gain identity. If you want your clothes to smell like laundry detergent, this is your product. Not my thing, but I know a lot of people are obsessed!

Not sponsored, just P&G doing P&G things and continuing to dominate my rankings.

Note there are now two Gain tiers: regular and Plus. Regular sits lower on the board but still holds up.

Full review on TheCleanClub.com

08/01/2026

Sunscreen stains are notoriously tricky, here’s what actually works.

Carbona’s rust remover does a decent job, and here’s the chemistry: some sunscreen ingredients (metals and minerals) oxidize and rust when they hit sweat or water. It’s the same principle behind RustGo, the product we use as dry cleaners, just with much less aggressive acids.

How to treat it:

1) Apply the rust remover, blot it in
2) Let it sit 15 minutes
3) Wash as recommended
4) Color still there? Follow with oxygen bleach and air dry inside or in the shade

Honest expectations: this won’t work on every sunscreen stain. There are dozens of sunscreen formulations out there, and the “why” behind a stain matters as much as the stain itself. Pool water exposure might come out clean, but the same sunscreen hit with salt water could set permanently. Another formula might only stain if you were sweating heavily. Chemistry, not consistency, decides the outcome.

No two sunscreen stains are the same, but this method gives you the best shot!

07/30/2026

It felt good to save this paint and blood stained puffer jacket. Hopefully good karma is headed our way!!!

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07/29/2026

I’ve been waiting a very long time to run this test! The data is in, the numbers are crunched, and the results will be posted soon!!!

07/28/2026

DIY laundry detergent has ripped through social media and caused an enormous amount of long term damage.

Creators claim that a few simple ingredients mixed together will result in a high performance, inexpensive, and ‘nontoxic’ detergent. These ingredients often include: washing soda, borax, baking soda, shaved soap bars, epsom salt, and essential oil. Don’t get me wrong, SOME of these are helpful, specifically washing soda and borax, which are great water softeners.

At this point, it’s a beast that’s gone rogue and I don’t see it stopping anytime soon. The good news is that unless you fall victim to it, it wont affect you (unless you notice someone stinky next to you).

So, consider this my retirement from correcting and reviewing DIY detergent content. The best thing we can hope for is for everyone to come to their senses and use products that very very intelligent people spend years formulating.

07/26/2026

Do you think that luxury brands have ever even been to a dry cleaners before?

This Mackage rain jacket makes me think the answer is no.

While the leather patch should definitely be a concern as it can bleed when it exposed to cleaning solvents, saying a leather specialist is the only one who can handle this garment is wild.

I feel like this is a good example of the disconnect between luxury brands and their market.

07/24/2026

Truly Free scored a 26.0 in my performance testing, and honestly, that’s not the only issue. Truly Free Home

You’re paying for an empty jug + a 4oz powder packet you mix yourself with water. That’s 92% water, 8% active ingredients, at 40 cents/load (twice the average).

Mine still hasn’t fully dissolved weeks later. Truly Free confirmed they’re aware and addressing it in their next formulation.

On the plus side: plant-based ingredients, cruelty-free, and real effort to cut single-use plastic. But 17 essential oils in the fragrance blend gives me pause because natural fragrances are far less studied/regulated than synthetics. (Let me know if you want a deep dive on that, it’s a wild rabbit hole.)

Bottom line: not recommended. There are safer, better-performing, cheaper, easier options out there. And $20 for 4oz of actual product feels like a stretch. My honest take? Skip the jug gimmick, sell the powder on its own, ditch the plastic entirely!!!

Compare your detergent at TheCleanClub.com

The boss will be on Live with Kelly and Mark today at 10 AM ET today! He shares some quick tips on stain removal, washer...
07/23/2026

The boss will be on Live with Kelly and Mark today at 10 AM ET today! He shares some quick tips on stain removal, washer loading, and caring for gym clothes :)

07/22/2026

You should know that a high quality liquid laundry detergent works just as well as most all purpose stain removing sprays

Try not to use too much as it’s quite concentrated and this can cause oversudsings

I hope this helps

07/19/2026

Today on the science of stain removal, let’s talk about the always tricky: BERRY STAINS (cherry in this case)

Rinse or blot with water first. Then you’ll need an enzymatic pretreatment that includes pectinase and amylase. Pectinase breaks down pectin, which is fruit tissue, and amylase eats the sugar components.

If the stain’s color remains, that’s because of anthocyanins, water-soluble pigments that give berries those amazing colors, and they can be hard to remove. So use oxygen bleach, like hydrogen peroxide, to break down the chromophores, the colorful part of the stain, through a mild oxidation process. Soaking garments in powdered oxygen bleach and hot water is a more effective but also more involved process.

And yes, I’ve tried Miss Mouth’s Messy Eater, which often goes viral for its instant stain removal abilities. I find this to be more of a gimmick that relies on an aggressive pH change, thanks to citric acid, versus something that’s actually effective. I tried it on these cherry stains and it didn’t do much. I’ve also had a ton of followers let me know that this product discolored their garments, it may be too aggressive on certain fabrics or colors.

Let me know what stain science you’d like to learn about next.

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1318 Madison Avenue
New York, NY
10128

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Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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