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Underline on drycleaning indicates "A strict limitation on the addition of water during cleaning and/or certain restrictions on mechanical action and/or during temperature." Examples: acrylic, velvet, unlimted woollens. In this case, self-service cleaning is not allowed. | |||||||||||||
Do not dryclean - no stain removal with solvents. | |||||||||||||
Other drycleaning notation:
- R113 - 1,1,2-TriChloro-1,2,2-triFluoroEthane (Cl2FC-CClF2) - R11 - triChloroFluoroMethane (CCl3F) - PerChloroEthylene (TetraChloroEthylene) (C2Cl4) - TriChloroEthylene (TCE) (C2HCl3) - Stoddard solvent (Cleaners Naphtha) - A petroleum (hydrocarbon) drycleaning solvent which is a blend of petroleum distillate fractions (C7 - C12). It is composed of 30 - 50% straight and branched chain alkanes, 30 - 40% cycloalkanes, and 10 - 20% alkyl aromatic hydrocarbons. See hydrocarbons. | |||||||||||||
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