Eco-Friendly Dry Cleaning: How to Choose PERC-FREE Solutions

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The first time I stood behind a counter at a neighborhood dry cleaning shop, I watched a customer hand over a delicate coat and a pair of curtains, both stained with coffee and year old storage dust. The clerk explained that the shop used a solvent called PERC, perchloroethylene, a common but increasingly contested chemical in modern cleaning. The customer hesitated, asking LS������