It can be tough for dry cleaners remove stains from delicate clothing but there’s another way to clean clothes that some say works even better and it’s becoming more and more popular ABC news on campus reporter Lindsey Resier reportsREAD MORE
All Wet Cleaners USA members strictly follow association guidelines to properly and efficiently wet clean any and all types of fabrics. READ MORE
Wet cleaning has been shown to be cheaper in costs than traditional dry cleaning. Although specific prices vary from each establishment, the increased costs of wet cleaning detergents is greatly offset by the costs that are incurred through purchasing, handling, and disposal of traditional dry cleaning solvents. Wet cleaning machines also use fewer gas and electricity compared to dry cleaning machines, resulting in lower costs to clean garments.
Wet cleaning is significantly different from dry cleaning in that it does not use hazardous chemicals nor does it produce harmful waste. Tetrachloroethylene, commonly referred to as Perc or dry cleaning fluid is the key ingredient that is used when dry cleaning garments. READ MORE