Dry cleaning is any cleaning process for clothing and textiles using a chemical solvent other than water. The modern dry cleaning process was developed and patented by Thomas L. Jennings. Despite its name, dry cleaning is not a "dry" process; clothes are soaked in a liquid solvent.

As long as it looks ironed and not straight from the washer, you don't have to worry over one or two wrinkles that appear because they are going to be there once you put on your clothes anyway. They may not be as good as a steam iron but at least, your clothes will still look less wrinkled and more presentable.