Denise Cleaners

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We at Denise Cleaners are a Fort Lee based cleaners establishment, servicing Bergen County and New York commuters. Come check us out!

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Denise Cleaners is now committed to switching to a more environmentally friendly method- and one that is safer for our customers. In addition to the traditional cleaning methods, please consider our newer, progressive options to come! More information below.

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Non Toxic Chemical

According to the Occidental College’s Pollution Prevention Center, more than 35,000 dry cleaners in the United States used perchloroethylene, a toxic solvent commonly known as “perc”. The International Agency for Research on Cancer has announced that Perc is probably carcinogenic to humans. High-level exposure to PERC can affect human health badly.
(Learn more about PERC http://www.epa.gov/chemfact/f_perchl.txt)

Professional wet cleaning is the best option for cleaning garments because it uses no toxic chemicals, it does not generate hazardous waste, and does not produce air pollution. Unlike people who work at traditional dry cleaners that use PERC, a highly toxic chemical, people who work in wet cleaners don’t have to be worried of the exposure of PERC. Instead, they can work in fresh environment breathing clean air. They use 100% pure water to clean clothes. Therefore, wet cleaning is the safest professional method of garment cleaning.

Kind to sensitive skin

Wet cleaning uses 100% fresh water and biodegradable detergents, rather than petroleum based solvents, and therefore is suitable for sensitive skin. This newer technology is milder than home laundry products, and a suitable alternative for material that require dry cleaning.

Higher levels of PERC in the air, which is used in traditional dry cleaners, can lead to irritation of the eyes, skin, or respiratory system. If you wear clothes which are cleaned with a toxic solvent, the skin contact may cause irritation.

Eco Friendly

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), wet cleaning is the safest professional method of garment cleaning because it does not create any air pollution and reduces the potential for water and soil contamination.

Wet-cleaning wastewater is usually discharged into a private or public sewer system and treated at the local wastewater treatment facility in accordance with water quality standards established under the Federal Clean Water Act.

Fresh Clean Scent

Odors from stains such as urine, sweat, or vomit should be done with wet cleaning.
Dry cleaning cannot fully rid of those odors, and leaves chemical residue. Wet-cleaned clothes leaves a fresh clean scent and can tackle tough odors.

Perfect for removing stains

Do you know that 90% of stain are water soluble stains? Urine stains, sweat stain, or mildew stains require a water base to truly rid of those stains.

Wet cleaning is very apt for removing stains. Wet cleaning uses biodegradable and specialized detergents, so most stains can be removed with doing wet cleaning.