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Perchloroethylene, more commonly referred to as perc, is used by the majority of dry cleaners throughout the United States as a solvent to wash clothes that are "dry clean only." However, despite its efficacy, the use of perc has been linked to a wide range of health risks and has been recently subject to intense scrutiny from the public. With the strict regulations of the Environmental Protection Agency, professional dry cleaners are seeking to make recourse to a less harmful chemical--liquid carbon dioxide--to offer a green laundry alternative. Dry cleaning kits for home use like Dry Cleaner's Secret are offering the option of affordable environmentally safe dry cleaning, that cuts down the energy-burning, waste producing processes that the professionals employ. chatki shagle trangerchat ome-tv flingster dirtyroulette chatroulette coomeet The first step towards eco-friendly dry cleaning is replacing harmful chemicals by using natural cleaning products. Perch