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Dry cleaning fluid for clothes.
Dry cleaning is any cleaning process for clothing and textiles using a solvent other than water the modern dry cleaning process was developed and patented by thomas l.
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Clothes are instead soaked in a water free liquid solvent tetrachloroethylene perchloroethylene known in the industry.
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It can also come in powder or spray form.
Dry cleaning still involves liquid but is so named because the term wet is specific to water.
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Clothing manufacturers are required to recommend at least one cleaning method on their products care labels.
While you can occasionally hand wash many dry clean only items sometimes a dry cleaning method is necessary if you want to keep your clothes looking fresh and clean.
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Despite clothing labels saying otherwise consumers often find that clothes marked as dry clean only will come out of a regular wash unscathed for the most part.
It s a solvent and is not water based even though it is liquid.
Many people shy away from garments marked dry clean only because of the costs and chemicals associated with commercial dry cleaning.
Dry cleaning fluid is a highly toxic and flammable chemical that is used by dry cleaners to remove dirt and soil from clothing.
Dry cleaning on the other hand is different it s a process that cleans clothes without water.
Dry cleaning fluid is also available commercially for use on washable and dry clean only clothing.