For dry cleaners

You already clean their drapes. The blinds are hanging right next to them.

Every dry cleaner in the country cleans drapes. Almost none clean blinds, and the customer dropping off drapes has never once been asked. This costs you no equipment, no space beyond a shelf, and no new skill — you take them over the counter and make one phone call.

We supply the shelf. You supply the counter.

We pick up within twenty-four hours, clean and wrap them, and bring them back to you. You hand them to the customer and keep twenty percent.

The whole arrangement, from the customer's side of the counter.

Our first dry cleaner signed on a drive to drop off Marc's wife's drapes. Nothing about it has needed changing since.

1

Somebody drops off blinds

You take them the same way you take a comforter. Write the ticket, put them on the shelf we give you. Your staff needs about ninety seconds of training.

2

You make one phone call

We collect within twenty-four hours. The blinds are cleaned, repaired if they need it, wrapped, and returned to your counter. You never handle them again.

3

You keep twenty percent

For counter space and a phone call. No machine, no chemistry, no drying room, and no employee standing over a tank. It is the highest-margin thing in your shop.

We work with one dry cleaner per area. If you pass, the shop down the road becomes the one that does drapes, blinds and shirts.

A DirtyBlinds operator's mobile cleaning trailer on site

REPLACE WITH THE VERBATIM TESTIMONIAL FROM THE TRACKER SPREADSHEET — do not paraphrase it.

Name — City, State

This is not a pitch. It is a course module.

Everything on this page is taught, step by step, in the training that comes with our equipment. Not as theory — as the scripts, the pricing and the specific approach that has worked for thirty-seven years.

  • The marketing course includes a full lesson on setting up dry cleaners as drop-off centers
  • And another on working with janitorial companies rather than against them
  • Day two of hands-on training covers approaching commercial accounts and running the on-site demo
  • Plus what to charge, and why undercutting kills operators in year two

Nobody else in this industry teaches the selling. That is not an accident — it is the part we knew you would actually need.