Lehigh Cleaners

Returning from a conference, I had 5 suits, and several other garments to be cleaned. I had used Ned's in Jim Thorpe, but they have closed. I thought I would try Lehigh cleaners as I communte on 248 everyday. I came in, and placed two bags on the counter. A woman came out and took one of the bags. She promptly dumped the bag of suits onto the floor. Keep in mind, there are still 2 feet of snow on the ground, and road salt and grime is everywhere. She then picks up the individual garments to count them. Each one comes off the floor covered with salt and cinders, which had been carried into the store on people's shoes. I was agast. As she grabbed the second bag, I asked "Can you please not..." Before I could finish my request to keep the rest of the clothes off the floor, she dumped the second bag onto the salty, dirty, grimy floor. More salt covered clothes. She gave me a receipt and said, "Wednesday, Wednesday."
There was a family picture on the wall, next to the cash register. The woman taking my clothes was one of the people in the photo. I am guessing she was the owner, or part owner.
One would hope that people in the dry cleaning bussiness would have a reverence for clothes. This does not seem to be the case at Lehigh cleaners. The fact that people, in leadership positions, throw mens suits on a salty, grimy floor, makes me wonder what level of commitment the hourly workers would show to my clothes. Also, if they throw clothes on a salty floor right in front of you. what would they do in the back?
I will be trying someone else next week.