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fatDaddy21 t1_iu1n07g wrote

How did you think it worked? Like they just throw it in the washing machine and skip adding water?

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ScenicAndrew t1_iu1sgc1 wrote

I thought it probably had something to do with hot gaseous cleaners. Kinda like steam cleaning but where it didn't condense back into water at any point.

In my head I feel a white sock would probably get pretty clean if I stick it in a high pressure steam jet for 1/10th of a second.

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Rickshmitt t1_iu1zwtx wrote

Honestly i thought this too. Ive never used the service and didnt give it much thought. Chemical cleaners doesnt sound as nice

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NicoleHope55 t1_iu1pp70 wrote

I honestly thought the same as the OP but I never actually fully thought about it or looked it up. I figured dry meant dry - maybe super high temp? Or those UV sanitizing things? Vacuum? Super air blower blows the dirt out of it?

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Dendad6972 t1_iu1s3fo wrote

Actually it's low temp. The liquid used evaporates at low temperature and is almost completely captured and reused. Source: my dad owned a drycleaners.

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LilianaCole t1_iu3tz8o wrote

Hey, I'm here from another post, can you help me with the name and number of your cleaner? You said you had the cleaner for $140 for your house once a month, and that seems incredible to me. Also is the work quality? I need a little bit of deep cleaning and I want it to be worth it for me. Thanks man!! It means a lot.

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