Dry Cleaning Machine

Dry cleaning machines are specialized pieces of equipment designed to clean garments and textiles without the use of traditional water-based washing methods. Instead of utilizing water, these machines use organic solvents, most commonly perchloroethylene (PERC), although newer, more environmentally friendly alternatives are increasingly becoming popular. The operation of a dry cleaning machine involves the careful process of immersing clothes in a solvent that effectively removes dirt and stains while being gentle on the fabric. This method is especially beneficial for delicate fabrics that may be damaged by conventional washing, such as silk, wool, or upholstery. The dry cleaning process typically begins with an inspection of the garments to identify any stains that may require pre-treatment. Once the clothes are loaded into the machine, the solvent is circulated through the chamber, cleaning the fabrics thoroughly.