Our History

Miller's Cleaners began in September 1977 by Dan and Betty Miller.  Their first location was Minsia Cleaners near North High School.  The second location was in Seneca Square and the Double Indian head logo was established, signifying to the Miller's that no matter what came their way, they had one another's back. Dan and Betty have two children and raised them essentially in the business, Craig remembers fondly being in baskets to keep him out of trouble and a palette under his mom's desk when he couldn't go to school because he was sick. Bringing family owned and operated to a new level.

 Miller's Cleaners has undergone quite few changes through the years and in 2012, Dan and Betty Miller decided 35 years in the business was enough and it was time to retire passing the totem to their son Craig Miller. 

 Craig Miller following the family tradition has dedicated himself to running the family business his kids too, can be found at the cleaners from time to time. 

Craig has made improvements to not only the business but also to improving the environment, by lessening the company's carbon footprint. 

Recycling programs are available at all Miller's locations for customers to utilize, Craig's efforts to make the world a better place can be seen throughout the company. Miller's use plastic hangers on Laundered shirts and all of the poly bags are biodegradable. Miller's offers hanger caddies to make it easier for our customers to participate as well. Millers recycles all plastic, steel, paper and cardboard used within the company. 

 The "Wichita Material Recovery” takes all of Miller's loose poly, cardboard boxes, mixed paper products and plastic bottles. The recycling center does not take wire hangers we try to reuse returned hangers, hangers that are no longer suitable for our use are then made available free of charge. Currently, for Laundered shirts Miller's selected a polypropylene (plastic) hanger that is completely recyclable, reusable, and emits very little toxins if thrown away.  Finally, our cleaning process uses petroleum solvent.  Petroleum based solvents do not emit toxic or environmental waste.

Throughout the years Miller's Cleaners has supported a number of School organizational events, Churches and other private organizations. Miller's is a proud member of this community.