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Dream Clean

Swash and go with this at-home dry-cleaning machine.

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Meet Swash, the new product from Whirlpool and Procter & Gamble that freshens, de-wrinkles, and generally makes new your dirty and dingy dry-clean-only duds in ten minutes. It’s pricey, sure, but just think of the convenience; the sleek design is also a plus.

Swash Express Clothing Care System available at Bloomingdale’s (Chevy Chase) for $499.

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