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To most people, the concept of dry cleaning is as elusive, say, as how an elevator works. As long as an elevator gets you from one floor to another, it’s not something most people would dwell on. And with dry cleaning, you drop your clothes off dirty, and pick them up clean.
Well, to begin with, dry cleaning really isn’t dry. It involves soaking and tumbling your clothes in chemical solvents, which is what gives your clothes that odd (and unhealthy), “fresh-from-the-dry cleaner” smell.
Since dry cleaning has been around for generations, people take the technique for granted. But because wet cleaning was only developed about 20 years ago, we at Greener Cleaner feel it’s our responsibility to take the mystery out of our process and show you how simple water and soap can safely clean all of your clothes, with better results than dry cleaning.
In the next few weeks, we’ll take you through our innovative process, from the moment you drop off your fine dresses and suits until the minute you pick them up (or have them delivered!). You’ll meet the great folks behind Greener Cleaner who fastidiously clean and finish your clothes, and see how our service is the best choice for your clothes, your health, and your planet!
(now, if you’re interested in how soap works, click here.)
