Used it on my sweaters, did a nice job. The smell is a little strong for me, but that could be because I'm used to using laundry products that are free & clear. It's better than getting items back from the dry cleaner that have a chemical smell.

I had several formal dresses from my daughter . I thought well it's better than paying dry cleaning bill. It worked great . Many of the underarm marks from her deodorant had come out as well as some stains. So Yes I will use this product again !

I have used Dryel in the past and loved it. I enjoyed having the chance to use it again. We attend church every Sunday and wear our finest clothes. I decided to use the free product to see if it still worked like it used to. Let me say that it got out a stain that the dry cleaners couldn't even get out! I think I will be buying more Dryel to keep all our church clothes looking brand new!

I love the Dryel for keeping my jeans from fading. I also like to freshen up my throw pillows. I do not put my Mrs. Claus suit in with the Dryel since It says not to use on velvet.

I really love this, so convenient, but then i am a little upset at how little clothes i can put in the little baggie :(

This is a good system for a quick spruce up of dry cleaning clothes needed in an emergency, but not for a through cleaning. It freshened up a shirt I needed to wear but had forgot to take to the cleaners, but did not get all the soil out of it. I would use it again in an emergency but wouldn't depend on it to really clean my clothes.

This product smells great and works great, too. I was pleasantly surprised and so happy that now I won't have to go to the cleaner's as often. I really wasn't sure how well it would work, but my sweaters did come out cleaner. My clothes came out smelling fresh and looked clean. I will definitely be trying this again!

Dryel did a very nice job on a few dresses, and got me at least one more wear out of each before having to take them to the dry cleaners. For me it's a much better solution than just tossing the dress in the dryer on low heat with a moist cloth for a few minutes, but still not as good as taking it to the dry cleaners. Great solution to keep around the house, and will definitely save money on dry cleaning over the long haul.

i like this product. I several dryclean only shirts and let me tell ya it is a time and money saver.I don't have to go to the dry cleaners so i save on gas and i don't have to pay the dry cleaning price.Thank you for the chance to review it.

I've tried this and am fairly impressed. I would not use it for a complete suit that really needed to be 100% cleaned, but it is definitely good for an inbetween refresher! Nice to have this as an option.

I've loved dryel for years. While it will never take the place of the dry cleaners for things that need a sharp crease, it has saved me many many $$$ over time. I love it for sweaters, jackets always. One of my favorite things to use dryel for is to freshen up pillows. I have a dryer rack meant for shoes. I put a pillow on it, use my dryel and at half time turn it over. The pillows freshen up amazingly. Great product!

I've been using Dryel for years. I especially like it in the winter time to freshen up my sweaters. I haven't ever tried it on satin or silk. I'm hesitant to try it on my husband's suits.

This is great to get things freshened up but it doesn't work as well as the dry cleaners. I have a wool coat I needed clean and didn't want to spend the money at the dry cleaners. I used Dryel on it and it was a lot fresher. It looks better than it did but not quite dry cleaner clean. This is good as a substitute when you can't afford dry cleaning or need something freshened up in a pinch.

I used it on my fancy dry clean only outfit-- I was scared but I gave it a try- it worked great-- smelled fine--- was fresh smelling---- I will use it again-- great item

I've only used this product once, and it was basically to freshen up hubby's dinner jacket before a conference he was attending. I can't tell you the last time I had this jacket dry-cleaned, but it's all good now. It smells great and looks very nice. I admit that it wasn't stained, so I haven't used the stain removal product. For a last-minute alternative to dry cleaning it's ok, but I have a confession: a lot of times I have my darker sweaters dry-cleaned just because I know they'll be able to get the stupid white dog hair off for me. The hairs get embedded into the weave of a sweater and make me crazy.