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Wet cleaning (green cleaning) is a method in garment cleaning, utilizing gentle washing machine, biodegradable soaps and conditioners, and various types of pressing and re-shaping equipment that may be specialized for many different fabric and fiber types.

The most important aspect of successful wet cleaning is experience and
knowledge of different types of fabrics and proper ways to finish garments by operators. The wetcleaning procedure developed by
Kreussler and Miele, was introduced to commercial textile cleaning in 1991 and therefore established the new operational procedure known as "wetcleaning".

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), wet cleaning is the safest professional method of garment cleaning. It does not use
hazardous chemical, it does not generate hazardous waste, nor create air pollution and reduced potential for water and soil contamination.
The specialized detergents and conditioner used in the wet clean process are milder than home laundry products. All the products are
disposed of down the drain and easily handled by the local waste water
treatment facility