Introduction to Dry Cleaning Contamination Dry cleaning contamination refers to the pollution and environmental degradation resulting from the substances used in the dry cleaning process. Typically, these substances include solvents, detergents, and chemicals that are necessary for the effective cleaning and finishing of garments. The most commonly used solvent in dry cleaning is perchloroethylene (PERC), … Read more
Introduction to Dry Cleaning and Environmental Concerns The dry cleaning industry plays a significant role in modern society by providing essential garment care services. This process primarily involves using chemical solvents to remove stains and clean clothes without the use of water. The most commonly utilized solvent in dry cleaning is perchloroethylene (PERC), which is … Read more
Introduction to Stormwater Runoff Stormwater runoff refers to the water flow that occurs when precipitation from rain or melting snow flows over the ground. This runoff can pick up debris, chemicals, and pollutants from surfaces before entering storm drains or water bodies. The process of stormwater runoff is a critical aspect of urban and rural … Read more