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Yes.
Because water and oil molecules won't react with each other.
But when any detergent is mixed with this heterogeneous mixture , the heterogeneous mixture will become a homogeneous mixture.
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Do wet erase markers erase off whiteboards?
If by "wet erase" markers you mean water-soluble markers, the answer is - usually yes. The surface preparation for dry erase boards (whiteboards) is different from the way you would prepare a surface for water-soluble markers. As a consequence, it is not uncommon for water soluble markers to leave a stain on a whiteboard that requires some other solvent to remove. If a wet permanent marker is used on a dry erase board, it can sometimes be removed with an appropriate solvent, but often the whiteboard will be permanently stained (which you might expect from a permanent marker)
What was the purpose for the clothes dryer?
To dry clothes
How do you remove shoe glue from clothes?
You'll need some kind of solvent. Probably best to consult a drycleaner.ANS 2 - When it's dry, peel off what you can, then use Goof-Off to gently scrub the remainder.
Is dry an adverb?
No, dry is not an adverb.Adjective -- The dry air is bothering my allergies.Verb -- I dry my clothes after I wash them.
What is a dry cleaning machine?
a dry clean machine is the one that washes your fancy and costly clothes without causing any harm to it. it is often found that when we wash our party wears at home we generally find it difficult to do. so, a dry clean machine lets it happen easier to wash them without any hurdle.
Which of the following solvent is used for dry cleaning of clothes?
petrol
What do dry cleaners do?
cleaning clothes and fabrics by using a chemical solvent that contains little or no water.
What do dry cleaners actually do?
cleaning clothes and fabrics by using a chemical solvent that contains little or no water.
Why would dry cleaners use nonpolar tetrachloroethylene C2Cl4 to get cheeseburger grease out of your clothes?
Because of the solvent is fat-soluble
What is dry cleaning?
dry cleaning is a process of cleaning clothes without the use of water
How to Do Your Own Dry Cleaning?
Taking clothes to a drycleaner can be both expensive and time consuming. You have to pay both for your clothes to be dry-cleaned and also for the gas used to drive to drop off and pick up your clothes. Fortunately, there is a solution to wasting time and money like this, and it’s to use home dry-cleaning kits.The first step to doing your own dry-cleaning is to pre-treat the clothes. First, you need to inspect your dry-clean only clothes for any spots or stains. If you find any, you need to have a cleaning solvent on hand. Thankfully, a cleaning solvent is generally included with most home dry-cleaning kits. Place an absorbent pad, which may also be provided, on the other side of the fabric where the spot is and then slowly apply the solvent. Gently rub in the solvent until the stain disappears.The next step is to do the actual dry-cleaning. For this you need a special dry-cleaning bag and a dryer-activated cloth. Both should have come with the kit. Usually, the bag will fit one to three articles of dry-clean only clothing. You should place the clothes inside the bag with the dryer-activated cloth.Once the bag is sealed, place it inside your dryer. You should then run the dryer for fifteen to thirty minutes, depending on what the instructions say in your dry-cleaning kit. While your clothes are in the dryer, the dryer-activated cloth will release a small amount of water, some perfume, and an emulsifying agent to clean your clothes.After the cycle you set for your dryer finishes, remove the clothes from the bag and put them on hangers. This will help remove any wrinkles while the clothes are still warm. If the wrinkles do not disappear after you let the clothes hang for a good while, the last step is to iron out the wrinkles yourself.Using a home dry-cleaning kit and following these easy to remember instructions, you’ll find there’s no reason to bother with hauling your clothes back and forth from a drycleaner when you can do all the work a drycleaner does from the comfort of your own home.
What is carbon tetra chloride?
A volatile solvent, it was used as a dry cleaning agent.
Is the solvent that is most commonly used in dry cleaning safe for the environment?
Tetrachloroethylene, the most common solvent used for dry cleaning, is not safe for the environment. Called "perc," it can contaminate soil if spilled in it. Perchlorethylene is the solvent used by drycleaners. I've heard that tetra... is used as a degreaser.
Why petrol is not usd as a dry cleaning solvent?
Because it's vapour is too volatile
What are the common solvents used in drycleaning?
There are various types of solvents to dry clean clothes: perchlorethylene (perc) is a high percentage use in dry cleaning, and hydrocarbon , Greenearth, Rynex, carbon dioxide, a few others new to the industry and water (wet cleaning).
What had tetrachloroethylene in it?
Tetrachloroethene is used as a degreasing solvent. Brake cleaner, dry cleaning solvent and dog worming medicine all contain the material.
How does dry cleaning work?
Dry Cleaning is a process that cleans clothes without water. The cleaning fluid that is used is a liquid - most commonly perchlorethylene(perc). All garments are immersed and cleaned in a liquid solvent -- the fact that there is no water is why the process is called "dry." The process involves using a dry to dry machine like a home washer and dryer both in one machine. The garments are put in the machine's basket, immersed in the solvent. The solvent passes over and in the basket cleaning the garments within, several cycles, passing through filteration devices built into the machine, and then the basket rotates fast extracting all the solvents back into the machine's tank or the distillation device. Then the basket rotates while heat is injected into the sytem, causing the solvent to evaporate reaching the top of the machine where a refrigeration coil is situated. When the hot solvent vepor hits the very cold refrigerated coil, it recondenses (like how rain is made) back into the sytem passing through a water separator removing any ambient moisture that had been transfered from dry garments into the solvent that they were cleaned with. This process of drying takes 20-30 minutes, and the garments are returned to a clean dry but usually wrinkly state. This is the end of the cleaning process. from here the garments are moved to the pressing stations, where the wrinkles are removed, and fabric is pressed to a level of perfection varied by the dry cleaner involved. Alex Najafi www.alexdryclean.com
