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More attractive options have become available for dry cleaners, allowing businesses to better manage their chemical process or even to go solvent-free. There are many opportunities to reduce solid and dangerous wastes from dry cleaning activities that may significantly lower or eliminate fees associated with the generation and disposal of these wastes.
Top Tips for Pollution Prevention for Dry Cleaners from the Department of Ecology's technical assistance staff. Contact them for more.
Manage Waste for Dry Cleaners / Garment Care tells what a business needs to know to follow the rules for dangerous waste management.
Dry Cleaner Reference Manual is an Ecology publication that describes regulatory considerations and contains pollution-prevention tips.
Dry Cleaner Reference Manual in Korean 워 싱 턴 주 및 연 방 환경 부 법 규 준 수 를 위 한 : 세 탁 인 참 고 서
Profile of the Dry Cleaning Industry Environmental Protection Agency sector notebook
Dry Cleaning links to the Pollution Prevention Resource Center (PPRC) Topic Hubs™ website. Resources include background information, pollution prevention opportunities, reasons for change, where to go for help, and links to more information on the subject.
ChemAlliance - Regulatory Information for the Chemical Process Industries is an online information resource that seeks to be the U.S. chemical industry’s one-stop location for Federal regulations impacting the industry. ChemAlliance.org is owned and operated by the Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates (SOCMA) in partnership with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Compliance and Battelle.
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