Explain dry-cleaning Shirts in simple terms

 

1. Dry cleaning is a cleaning process that uses a special chemical solvent instead of water to remove dirt, stains, and odors from clothes and fabrics. The solvent is non-water-based and does not cause shrinkage or damage to the fabrics. The clothes are placed in a machine, and the solvent is circulated through the machine to clean the clothes, which are then dried and pressed.

2. Dry cleaning is a cleaning method for clothes using a special solvent (not water) to remove dirt and stains, without shrinking or damaging the fabric. The solvent is applied to the clothes, which are then tumbled in a machine. The process is called “dry” cleaning because water is not used.

3. Dry cleaning is a process of cleaning clothes and textiles without using water, instead, a special solvent is used to remove dirt and stains.

4. Dry cleaning is a cleaning method for clothes and textiles using solvents instead of water, avoiding shrinkage and damaging the fabric.

5. Dry cleaning is a cleaning method for clothes and textiles using solvents instead of water, avoiding shrinkage and damaging the fabric.