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Which Germs Can Dry Cleaning Kill?

1. E Coli

One of the most common bacteria found in clothing, bed sheets,and dirty laundry is the notorious E coli or Escherichia coli, which gets easily killed in hot water. But to fully rid your fabric of E Coli, you need the high heat of a dry cleaning process and the clothes dryer. The residual E. coli can be killed only by treating the fabric in the hottest temperature available in the dryer and running a full 45-minute cycle. This is easily achieved in a professional dry cleaning procedure.

2. Flu Virus

Every year, we are harassed by this virus and once infected by the flu, we often carry its virus on our clothes and bed linens from our everyday use of these things. We also contract the virus from the outside world and bring it home with our clothing.
Though again, the flu virus can be destroyed by wet washing in really hot water and the home dryer process, yet it’s easier and more effective in the dry wash procedure. Usually, treating the fabrics with very high temperature ranging anywhere between 167 to 212 degrees F is needed to kill this virus. Again, the high heat from the steaming and the pressing procedures of the Dry Cleaners effectively tackle the flu virus.

3. Staph

The bacteria called Staph or Staphylococcus aureus is a Methicillin-resistant bacterium and a potentially nasty one. It is very commonly found on human hair follicles, skin pores,and the nose follicles. Staph bacteria is treatable but a potentially serious cause for skin infections such as carbuncles, boils,and pustules, but also some other serious, drug-resistant infections in any preexisting wounds, or in our bloodstream.
Staph bacteria can be contracted from anyone you come in contact with.This infection needs a thorough disinfectant process of all your clothing, bed linens, undergarments,and towels. While wet washing in really hot water can help, yet the extremely high heat exposures repeatedly in the entire cycle of Dry Cleaning effectively eradicate this bacteria.

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The early days of Dry Cleaning

Thomas Jennings perfected dry cleaning as he pushed for abolition Thomas Jennings was the first African American to receive a U.S. patent, 44 years before slavery ended.

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