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Why is dry-cleaning not really dry?
cleaning fluid is liquid and has a percentage of rh in it
Why can dry cleaning remove stains and water cant?
Dry cleaning remove grease and dirt by using ultrasonicwave
What chemicals are used in drapery dry cleaning?
They are the same chemicals used in dry cleaned cloths. It is not advised to take drapes to the dry cleaners. The main ingredients in Dry cleaning chemicals are solvents.
How is CO2 dry cleaning better than PERC dry cleaning?
PERC dry cleaning produces percholorethylene, PCE, tetrachloroethylene, and tetrachloroethene which has been identified as a toxic contaminant and potential human carcinogen. CO2 does not produce these chemicals it is cleaner and greener.
Who invented dry cleaning?
Jolly Beran
Can you suggest two advantages of recycling the solvents used in the dry-cleaning process?
It has been proven that there are many advantages to recycling chemicals used in cleaning processes every day. Two advantages to recycling the cleaning solvents used in the dry cleaning process would be to save the environment and to reduce the cost of this cleaning process.
When did dry cleaning start in the US?
when did dry cleaning begin
Which benzene is used in dry cleaning?
Chlorobenzene is used in dry cleaning.
Why is dry-cleaning not really dry?
cleaning fluid is liquid and has a percentage of rh in it
Is dry- cleaning really dry?
cleaning fluid is liquid and has a percentage of rh in it
What are the advantages to using PERC dry-cleaning?
- liquid wastes are avoided- drying is rapid and simple- no need of rinsing- frequently no need of ironing
What is dry cleaning?
dry cleaning is a process of cleaning clothes without the use of water
When was Dry Cleaning Ray created?
Dry Cleaning Ray was created in 1997-05.
Is dry cleaning actually dry?
Carpet dry cleaning is the generic term used for a system of carpet called bonnet cleaning. Carpet dry cleaning requires some moisture to carry the chemicals in the process to release and break down the soiling and staining. On average, carpet dry cleaning will require about 1 litre of moisture per room and the carpet will be totally dry in 1 to 2 hours after cleaning.
What was the name of the Jeffersons dry cleaning business?
The dry cleaning business was called Jefferson's Cleaners
What was the name of the Jefferson's dry cleaning business?
The dry cleaning business was called Jefferson's Cleaners
What do dry cleaning workers use when using chemicals?
what do dry cleaning workers use for safety when using the chemicals
