green drycleaning (Was: Alternet: Vegan, Head to Toe)

[Guest guest]

Is that an environmentally conscious dry cleaning chain??

 

, eric <eric@n...> wrote:

 

>

> Have any of you had experience with " green " dry cleaners? We have

some near me,

> but I haven't tried them yet. (I haven't even gotten anything

drycleaned for

> about 8 months!)

>

>

> -e.

 

> > > Once you get these fabrics home, very few of them are

> > > washable, which means they must be dry cleaned,

> > > another highly polluting process.

> >

[Guest guest]

matrixenos <matrixenos wrote:

 

> Is that an environmentally conscious dry cleaning chain??

>

> , eric <eric@n...> wrote:

>

> >

> > Have any of you had experience with " green " dry cleaners? We have

> some near me,

> > but I haven't tried them yet. (I haven't even gotten anything

> drycleaned for

> > about 8 months!)

 

 

That's the term I've seen used for envrionmentally conscious dry cleaning.

That's not the name of the specific chain.

 

 

-e.