There's a very good dry cleaners open at Azbuka Vkusa at Sadovaya-Triumfalnaya. 
It's called Contrast - and it's a chain. It might be a bit expensive, but they 
have a whole system of discounts (I already earned a 10%), but always superior 
quality and service.
I used Diana long ago but was very disappointed, so, frankly speaking, I 
wouldn't recommend it.
Contrast do all sorts of things - they also clean coats, pillows, blankets. And 
they do delivery though I never tried that. Try www.contrast-cleaners.ru for 
more details.

Good luck!

Cheers,
--Nadine

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> You can do your own dry cleaning and laundry (machine dryers too) here.
> http://www.himchistka25.ru/ Yes, that's self-serve dry-cleaning. As far
> as I know it is the only laundromat in Russia. Project finance that.
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> if anyone is interested have a copy of a E&Y tax alert that now U.S.
> nationals can exempt up to $90,000+ of their housing allowance in
> Moscow.
> 
> who actually has a 90,000 housing allowance?
> 
> anyhoo if interested, email me offlist and I can send it.  or just ask
> E&Y.
> 
> it is a REAL comfort as a I watch the buying power of my savings in USD
> lose 3% in 3 weeks, that the top 1/4 of 1% can now exempt MORE.  that
> sounds really fair.  about as fair as paying U.S. taxes on income not in
> any way connected to the U.S.  on the upside if you are willing to
> become a tax refugee and not visit the U.S. more than 30 calendar days
> out of the year, you get the (is it?) 87,500 earned income exemption
> plus 90,000.  
> 
> still looking for a king size, pref. u.s. made mattress, have one offer,
> but it's proving tougher to close than the $16.5 billion project finance
> I helped do in russia 12 years ago.  so, any leads?  alternatively, good
> mattress sources in Russia?  does anyone own a RF mattress (independent
> springs, no coconut fibers) that well... works?
> 
> yesterday, paid 4,400 RFR and spent 30 minutes waiting at the main Diana
> plant near Poklonnaya Gora, yeah... open 24 hours... with one employee
> and 3 security goons inside at 21:00.  anyone know a decent dry cleaner
> in Moscow, as Diana also troubled themselves to damage my favorite Zegna
> tie?  expensive, slow and not so good... hmm... where did I hear this
> before?  and so... dry cleaners anyone.
> 
> PS.  thank you to everyone who made my haircut possible, please see my
> page on fastlove .ru to see how it turns out.  just kidding.
> incidentally, did y'all know that Mamba which runs all of these
> znakomstva sites grosses about $600,000 - 800,000 per Month in SMS fees.
> not a bad little business.
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> To answer a question from below re. dry cleaning:
> 
> I use an American guy called Paul who comes to my house or office, collects 
> and brings back the same day (or following day if you'd prefer).
> 
> He's not as cheap as Diana but the quality is excellent, his service is 
> superb and they do suede stuff too which helps. They can also do repairs.
> 
> His phone number is : +7(916) 600-5429 
> His email address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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>   He's reliable....and speaks fluent Russian too!
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> Regards,
> 
> Nick
> 
>  Resources <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   
> if anyone is interested have a copy of a E&Y tax alert that now U.S. 
> nationals can exempt up to $90,000+ of their housing allowance in Moscow.
> 
> who actually has a 90,000 housing allowance?
> 
> anyhoo if interested, email me offlist and I can send it. or just ask E&Y.
> 
> it is a REAL comfort as a I watch the buying power of my savings in USD lose 
> 3% in 3 weeks, that the top 1/4 of 1% can now exempt MORE. that sounds really 
> fair. about as fair as paying U.S. taxes on income not in any way connected 
> to the U.S. on the upside if you are willing to become a tax refugee and not 
> visit the U.S. more than 30 calendar days out of the year, you get the (is 
> it?) 87,500 earned income exemption plus 90,000. 
> 
> still looking for a king size, pref. u.s. made mattress, have one offer, but 
> it's proving tougher to close than the $16.5 billion project finance I helped 
> do in russia 12 years ago. so, any leads? alternatively, good mattress 
> sources in Russia? does anyone own a RF mattress (independent springs, no 
> coconut fibers) that well... works?
> 
> yesterday, paid 4,400 RFR and spent 30 minutes waiting at the main Diana 
> plant near Poklonnaya Gora, yeah... open 24 hours... with one employee and 3 
> security goons inside at 21:00. anyone know a decent dry cleaner in Moscow, 
> as Diana also troubled themselves to damage my favorite Zegna tie? expensive, 
> slow and not so good... hmm... where did I hear this before? and so... dry 
> cleaners anyone.
> 
> PS. thank you to everyone who made my haircut possible, please see my page on 
> fastlove .ru to see how it turns out. just kidding. incidentally, did y'all 
> know that Mamba which runs all of these znakomstva sites grosses about 
> $600,000 - 800,000 per Month in SMS fees. not a bad little business.
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