Dry Cleaning Turns White Clothes Gray

Let's face it, the number one complaint about dry cleaning is that white clothes turn dingy and gray after a few cleanings.

Now that Memorial Day is here you need a way to keep white garments that are "dry clean only", bright white.

As a professional dry cleaner for over 25 years I needed to find a way to dry clean white clothes and keep them as bright as new clothes. After years of looking, I have found it. A small research and development firm outside of Chicago invented a new dry cleaning process called Solvair.

Cameo Cleaners of Gramercy Park and Arthur Copeland Cleansers have this process and we can guarantee that your white clothes will sparkle all summer long.

The scientists at Solvair have invented a new way of dry cleaning clothes that is so revolutionary that most dry cleaners don't want to talk about it.

Why?

The Solvair cleaning process was invented to remove toxic petrochemicals from dry cleaning (which it does, look at this article by the Sierra Club), but does such an amazing job of cleaning that is blows all other dry cleaning method out of the water. Solvair is very expensive and technologically advanced, so most dry cleaners can't handle the process.

Regular dry cleaning uses filters to keep the dry cleaning solvent clean during the wash phase, if these filters aren't kept perfectly clean you end up cleaning white clothes in dirty solvent. Imagine taking a bath in water that was used by 10 people before you, yuck!

Solvair cleans your clothes using a cleaning solution that is similar to the ingredients in hand sanitizer but then rinses your clothes four times in pure liquid CO2. This rinse phase removes all suspended soil and restores your clothes back to their original brightness.

Solvair can even restore clothes that have been turned gray from traditonal dry cleaning.

"Wow". "Amazing". "My white jacket never looked better", these are all comments that we hear everyday.

Summer is too short to wear dingy white's.

Thanks for listening,

Jerry Pozniak