Answers before you visit.
Clear information about prices, turnaround, stains, specialist garments, household items and visiting the shop.
Same-day or express cleaning may be available for selected garments. Availability depends on the item, material, required treatment and current workload. Call 020 8893 4027 before visiting.
Not every stain can be removed safely. Results depend on the material, age of the stain, previous treatments and construction of the garment. We aim for the best possible result without unnecessarily damaging the item.
Yes. Wedding dresses are treated as specialist garments and carefully assessed before cleaning. Bring the dress into the shop so the team can inspect the material, construction and condition.
Yes. We clean a range of household items including curtains, duvets, blankets, pillows, cushion covers, table linen and selected rugs. Large or specialist items may need to be inspected before a price is confirmed.
Yes. Services include shortening, lengthening, waist adjustments, zip replacement, tailoring, repairs and selected bridal or leather alterations.
Prices for common items are listed on the Prices page. Specialist, delicate, heavily stained or unusually constructed items may require an individual quotation after inspection.
Call the shop on 020 8893 4027. For some items, the team may need to inspect the garment in person before confirming the final price.
Turnaround depends on the item and treatment required. The team will confirm the expected collection time when your items are accepted.
Most customers can visit during opening hours without an appointment. Calling first is recommended for urgent, specialist or large household items.
The shop accepts card payments, cash, PayPal, bank transfer and cheque. Payment is arranged directly with the business rather than through the website.
Twickenham Dry Cleaners is at 4 Staines Road, Twickenham, TW2 5AH, close to Twickenham Green.
Avoid rubbing the stain or applying strong household products, especially on delicate fabrics. Blot excess liquid gently where appropriate and bring the item in as soon as possible for assessment.
Bring the item and share what happened.
Where possible, explain what caused a stain, when it happened and whether any treatment has already been attempted. This helps the team assess the safest approach.
- Keep care labels attached where possible.
- Do not apply bleach or strong stain removers to delicate fabrics.
- Bring matching pieces together, such as a two-piece suit.
- Call first when an item is urgent or unusually large.
Call and speak directly with the shop.
The team can advise whether an item should be brought in for inspection and whether express service may be available.