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for those of us lacking domestic staff or the time to wash delicates by hand, dry cleaning is a necessity of modern life. but nowadays, it doesn't have to be a necessary evil: although 85% of u.s. drycleaners still utilize the highly toxic solvent known as perchloroethene (or "perc"), greener choices are becoming readily available, especially since the state of california, ever the national leader in environmental health legislation, has ordered perc to be phased out by 2023.

for those of us lacking domestic staff or the time to wash delicates by hand, dry cleaning is a necessity of modern life. but nowadays, it doesn't have to be a necessary evil: although 85% of u.s. drycleaners still utilize the highly toxic solvent known as perchloroethene (or "perc"), greener choices are becoming readily available, especially since the state of california, ever the national leader in environmental health legislation, has ordered perc to be phased out by 2023.

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