In which I'm flogging a product

Something I don't do very often, but I am smitten, SMITTEN, I tell you. I've moaned before about the high cost of dry cleaning and not having any "green" dry cleaners in my town. (Thus the $60 Rowenta steamer from Target that was WELL worth the money.) After RWA, I had an entire shopping bag of things to take to the dry cleaners--two silk dresses--one with a heavily-beaded neckline, two cocktail dresses--one with a silver lace slip, the other with a thickly-sequinned neckline, a pashmina, a scarf, and an evening gown. I did the math, and at the rates my dry cleaner charges, it was easily over $100. Until I snagged a Dryel kit at Target and OH MY STARS. Seriously, I could not be happier. The process itself could not be simpler. Just fling the items into the big zippered Dryel bag, toss in the cleaning sheet, and bung it all in the dryer for 30 minutes. The dog could have done it. Now, one or two items will need a quick press of the iron and one or two could use a light steam, but I would have to do that anyway because the snugness of my closet tends to result in things getting a trifle creasy. But I'm not about to complain because for less than $10, I am in business. So go forth, good people, and see if Dryel will make you happy too.