Dryeco Green Cleaners, known as Florida’s First 100% Ecofriendly Dry Cleaner and Highest Rated in the Nation with 4.5 Green Leaves stepped-up to help those most impacted by COVID-19: the nurses and doctors at hospitals throughout Miami-Dade County.

On Saturday, May 2, Dryeco owner, Michael Shore, led a caravan of 8 vans and 25 staff members to deliver gift cards for free dry cleaning and laundry services to the medical professionals at Aventura Hospital. The Dryeco team set up tables with banners thanking those on the front lines of this pandemic and served breakfast for over 300 medical workers in between shifts.  

Michael Shore, Dryeco Green Cleaners’ owner, stated, “ Our Dryeco Team loved coming together sharing breakfast to show our appreciation for all our healthcare workers and providing them with complimentary laundry and dry cleaning will give the healthcare workers one less chore to do at home all the while disinfecting their laundry”

Over the next two months, Dryeco plans to continue its visits to various hospitals throughout Miami-Dade to support the health and safety of the frontline heroes by providing them exceptional cleaning services and pick up and delivery for free during the COVID crisis.

Dryeco plans to deliver gift cards and breakfast to Jackson Memorial Hospital this Saturday, May 30, and will caravan to a different hospital each week, as part of its commitment to disinfecting medical workers’ clothing and household linens.

Additionally, Dryeco Green Cleaners has donated over 1000 abandoned garments to the Salvation Army and is providing delivery service for feeding the elderly and poor with Temple King David multi-purposing the delivery vans and drivers.

About Dryeco Green Cleaners-

Dryeco Green Cleaners is a professional full service dry cleaner with the highest eco friendly rating in Florida and the United States at 4.5 Green Leafs Awarded by Green Cleaners Council.  Dryeco Green Cleaners has also earned the distinction of “Best Dry cleaner in South Florida” year after year.

Dryeco offers many dry cleaning and laundry services including specialization in couture garments and 5 star luxury services.   The convenience of Dryeco’s free pick up and delivery service with scheduling (using its Dryeco APP), at a click of a button helps to keep life simple for clients.  Dryeco’s garment cleaning service is gentle on your skin and gentle on your clothes. Many other dry cleaners focus on packaging; Dryeco ensures the highest quality cleaning/pressing and utilizes the healthiest products available for cleaning clients’ garments. 

For the past 12 years, Dryeco has provided free pick and delivery services in the tri-county area of Dade, Broward and South Palm Beach Counties including over 50 municipalities, communities and neighborhoods. More specifically many of our customers live in over 150 luxury condominiums buildings, work in corporate or professional offices, retail malls, marinas and hotels that we deliver to daily. 

Dryeco uses the healthiest cleaning products, employs the most knowledgeable staff and utilizes state of the art equipment and technology. All pick up and delivery orders can be easily scheduled by the customer via App, web, or phone and monitored with ease. All orders received are barcoded and tracked via camera and pos system from the moment it enters the

 store until the time it is delivered to the customers’ location.

Schedule your first pick up today using the Dryeco APP or at www.dryeco.com or call 305.933.2400 or email us at info@dryeco.com 

Dryeco Green Cleaners 

18660 Collins Avenue 

It’s no surprise that plants have become more popular than ever and it follows suit that every plant deserves its own special pot. To that end, Miami-based artist, Alejandra Zimmerli, creates beautiful pots in which to display all of your favorite plants and add a bit of colorful flair to a porch, shelf or windowsill. 

Born in Argentina Zimmerli comes from an art background, as her Brazilian-German mother used to teach art in primary school, and her Swiss-Ostraicher father would recycle items and art supplies.  When she was two years old, Zimmerli and her parents moved from Argentina to Switzerland where she began drawing and painting. Even she recognizes she had talent way back then!

The family moved back to Argentina when Zimmerli was nine years old. There, she began taking art courses. She finished high school when she was eighteen and moved back to Switzerland by herself. She was the first person to get a scholarship at the “F+F” School for Art and Media Design. Three years later, she returned again to Argentina to study art and media-design. Zimmerli worked from home teaching private art classes to students from as young as four years old, introducing them to their first steps into painting.

Zimmerli then moved to Miami and has been here for over five years. Her planter/garden pots business started when her baby was born, as did her love for plants and gardening. She admits her mother was a “garden freak,” but she never understood why, until now. Zimmerli’s favorite plants are succulents, cacti and sansiverians, especially the new kind that are variegated .

“I started everything white, and then began to add colors to my pots. Some customers helped me by giving me challenges, which is what I love, so I started creating my own cement pottery and, of course, painting them also. I like working like this; it lets me be at home with my loved ones, and I like working outside and enjoying the outdoors with my little one.”

Zimmerli selects what she’s going to paint on her pots depending on her mood. Sometimes it’s just thinking of something she likes. Other times she paints her designs because a customer has requested something specific.

Her popular “Frida (Khalo)” pots started because a customer wanted two and as soon as she finished making them, a few people saw them and had to have them as well. The popular pots are among her best sellers.  She made only small sizes at the beginning, but now she’s creating  bigger sizes at customers’ requests.

“I love all of my pots,” Zimmerli says. “I love the ones I do in concrete.  And I love the ones I paint. They all have something special.”

Zimmerli is happy with her small company. But if requests keep coming in, she is looking forward to the company growing and hiring employees to help prepare the concrete, pour the molds, and sand them. As for the painting, she will keep that lovely task for herself.

Check out Zimmerli’s work on her Instagram pages https://instagram.com/miamipaintedpots?igshid=oz81namelso8 https://instagram.com/azcrearte. Message her for orders or email her at: Azcrearte@hotmail.com.