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August 2026 Table of Contents Preventing and Solving Hydrocarbon Solvent Odor Problems Hydrocarbon solvents are gaining worldwide acceptance because they offer environmental and workplace safety

Manufactured by CAPIC at Yokosuka Prison, Japan’s iconic spot-cleaning stick tackles stubborn collar grime and wedding gown soil. NEW JERSEY — Wet+Pro, a leading distributor

Millions of consumers worldwide rely on professional textile care every day. But as fast-moving fashion trends reshape customer habits, laundry operators face an equally pressing

His name is George Hell. As his surname suggests, he was a man so cruel and violent that everyone in town—from young children to the

This month, we will explore solvent flow, valves, and some of the problems associated with them in the dry cleaning process. To begin with, what

Lint is not our friend. Excessive lint is the cause of many ills for drycleaners and their equipment. Lint build-up on the coils cripples reclamation.

Often, we talk about things that we must do in order to please our customers.  This is important dialogue. In fact, so important, that without

“Why use it when it works fine without it?” This is the classic refrain heard from cleaners who skip dry cleaning detergent. By that logic,

The laboratory analysis department of the drycleaning association has reported problems with spandex blended fabrics consisting of rayon and polyester. Spandex is an elastic yarn

According to a Gallup survey, nearly 100 million Americans are struggling to afford healthcare costs. A recent Gallup and West Health poll reveals that 38%

[noozhawk.com – 2026.07.16] The future is here. A local dry cleaning company, Four Seasons Cleaners, has launched a 24/7 and fully automated self-service dry cleaning

[lbbonline.com – 2026.07.22] With summer in full swing, Montreal home laundry and dry-cleaning service Jacob, in collaboration with creative agency VML Canada, has surprised Montrealers