Biodegradable Detergent Articles & Analysis
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As well as for fuel, biomass can be used to produce chemicals for the pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, solvents, detergents, paints and biodegradable plastics industries. Profit from the biorenewable chemicals industry is higher than biofuels and is projected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of 22%, and to account for almost half of the chemicals produced in ...
Cleaners looking for cleaner, less regulated alternative have turned to professional wet cleaning, which operates with computer-controlled washers and dryers along with biodegradable detergents and specialized finishing equipment. They have made the switch with the technical and financial assistance of the Toxics Use Reduction Institute in Lowell. ...
Traditional dry cleaning uses an environmentally hazardous solvent, while wet cleaning uses water-based biodegradable detergents. The New York State Pollution Prevention Institute will select two dry cleaners as case studies, and will provide technical assistance and funding to defray equipment costs for converting to wet cleaning. ...