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  • Aug 16 2007 - 11:49am

    You might have listed this as another "green" option... but here it is just incase.

    YIKES!

    Hydrocarbons (DF-2000 made by none other than Exxon, EcoSolv from Chevron, modified blends such as PureDry) - slightly less flammable and explosive than Stoddard solvent; not as effective as perchloroethylene. According to the local dry cleaner, this is a "completely non-toxic" alternative. However, a review of EPA data would suggest otherwise. It's probably not as bad as perc, but it's not environmentally friendly, and it DEFINITELY doesn't fit my definition of non-toxic. If that isn't enough, would you like to find yet other ways to contribute to big oil's pockets?
    http://wanderingvisitor.blogspot.com/2007/07/organic-dry-cleaning.html

  • Aug 10 2007 - 8:33am
    To those I would like to add:
    The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight--None other than Thom Hartmann
    Ishmael & My Ishmael---Daniel Quinn--on how things got this way
    The Future of Life---Edward O. Wilson
    The Sixth Extinction---Richard Leakey and Roger Lewin