If dry-cleaning shops become attractive, will it help revive the market for the service?
Les Nettoyeurs White’s, a new eco-friendly dry-cleaning shop in Montreal’s Boucherville suburb, is a far cry from what most would expect of stores of yore (or even today). The space – modelled after traditional Parisian apartments – was designed b
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