I've had experience with dry-cleaners. The experience was good, but yet again it all depends on the dry-cleaner. We have a unification church in our area, so the dry cleaners are used to cleaning the Korean solid white han-boks and holy robes, which are all made of silk.
I've known the women for years and went to school with both of her daughters, so I trusted her enough to hand over my meiji embroidered tomesode and two houmongi, to be dry-cleaned, they all three came out almost completely stain free and had no 'au-de-tansu' smell left in the fabric. and one of the houmongi was yuzen even.
But it all depends on if you know the dry cleaner has handled delicate silk before and if they have a good rep, etc. etc.
So, it allreally comes down to your judgment
