NY Organic Dry Cleaners

According to the World Health Organization, approximately 12.6 million people die every year  because of environmental risk factors, such as water, air and soil pollution, chemical exposure, climate change, and more. Did you know that one of the main sources of chemical pollution is everyday detergents? A US geological survey discovered that 69% of a stream water  sample contained detergent metabolites and disinfectants. Moreover, the solvent used in the conventional dry cleaning industry—PERC— is known to be a hazardous substance . It’s classified as a carcinogen and constant exposure to it can lead to breathing problems, vision problems, cancer, lymphoma and Parkinson’s disease. But the good news is that as consumers are becoming more environmentally sound, new eco-friendly cleaning products and methods are being introduced to provide services that 100% safe for the environment and the people. One such service is an organic dry cleaning service. What’s Organic D...

Plop! That’s the dreaded sound of the BBQ sauce dropping on your white dress while you’re chomping down on the most delicious ribs you’ve ever had. Oh, God, no! You need to wear this dress for your friend’s birthday party at the end of the week. What to do? Step 1: Don’t panic! Step 2: The faster you get to treat the stain, the better. Step 3: Run it under cold water, dab it and try to remove as much of the stain as possible. Lastly, never put the clothing item in the dryer until you’re sure that the stain’s out, or you’ll make the mark permanent. These steps apply for removing all kinds of stains , but some of the more stubborn ones require a little extra attention. Here are a few tips to help you out. 1.  Grass Stains Nothing sucks the fun out of a family picnic than the sight of a hideous green grass stain on your child’s clothes; you know you’ll be spending hours in the laundry room trying to get it out. But the truth is that grass stains aren’t as invi...