Startup creates environmentally friendly method of dry cleaning

CNBC's Diana Olick joins 'Power Lunch' to report on industrial dry cleaners who are opting to use greener chemicals in their business.

[@mistervacation23]

I suppose you heard of the guy that put the cleaning fluid right in the gravy so if you got a spot on his tie, it automatically took care of it

[@dougtompkins100]

I'm sure this is a reasonable way of releasing wrinkles in some garments . Just some thoughts on stains and unseen vegetable oils on light colored garments . The high heat from the steam can set many type of stains , which you will probably not be able to remove without a professional Drycleaners . Just a word of caution .

[@shanesmith6941]

As a dry cleaner of 34 years, I can attest to the fact that this is rubbish. Visit a local cleaners because they DON'T pollute the air but oddly enough, India does. More so than many other countries.

[@VegasGal-ih6xt]

Brilliant

[@FranciscoMartinez-ij7dz]

People these days don’t have time to do their own drycleaning. What ever they are spraying it’s a chemical and also needs a factory to produce it and most important garments are not getting clean. Of course the idea is good only if the clothes get clean and press. I have seen all this inventions my whole life as a Drycleaners and have failed.

[@Magnus_Magnusson_702]

Dry cleaning doesn't use any water to begin with so 7 times less water isn't really a big gain.

[@Skunkhunt_42]

😂 def cant count on media to assess science and tech

[@dougtompkins100]

I'm sure this is a reasonable way of releasing wrinkles in some garments . Just some thoughts on stains and unseen vegetable oils on light colored garments . The high heat from the steam can set many type of stains , which you will probably not be able to remove without a professional Drycleaners . Just a word of caution .