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Dry Cleaning

It has been more than a century since dry cleaning had its origin in Paris, France. Since that time, the dry cleaning process, whereby garments are cleaned in a nonaqueous solvent, has witnessed many refinements. Gasoline and carbon tetrachloride have been replaced as dry cleaning fluids by perchloroethylene (perc, and also known as tetrachloroethylene), Stoddard solvent (a petroleum distillate...

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Dry Cleaning of Sugarcane - a Review

In the light of increasing public pressure to minimise environmental pollution, green cane harvesting will probably soon become the norm worldwide. The effects of delivering and crushing green cane, which contains all of the associated extraneous matter, on the cost of production and the quality of sugar are well known. In consequence of these effects the different options for dry cleaning the ...

The viability of professional wet cleaning as a pollution prevention alternative to perchloroethylene dry cleaning.

The vast majority of dry cleaners worldwide use the toxic chemical perchloroethylene (PCE), which is associated with a number of adverse health and environmental impacts. Professional wet cleaning was developed as a nontoxic alternative to PCE dry cleaning but has not been widely adopted as substitute technology. In the greater Los Angeles, CA, region, a demonstration project was set up to show...