The rumors of the big city. Today it's about K4.

Current information.
1. "One dry cleaner bought a K4 car, ruined a bunch of things and is now selling it" - it just so happens that we know about all dry cleaning machines running on System4 and we dare assure you that there is simply no such case. In general, a very classic case is "one dry cleaner did not buy, but sold, not a car, but a whistle and not for a SolvonK4, but for a couple..." – and so everything is true. And, for that matter, don't you think it's strange that "... well, no, you can't sell an elephant..." - so the point of such conversations is certainly not the need to sell this fictional dry cleaning machine, but something else entirely.

2. "And recently one such car exploded – it was heard all over the city" - not a single car on the System4 exploded and, fortunately, due to the properties of the solvent, it will not explode by itself.
SolvonK4, unlike traditional hydrocarbon solvents, is not LVH. Yes, it belongs to combustible liquids and, under certain conditions, supports combustion, as well as the vast majority of things around us, no more - it will not be possible to ignite a spilled salt.4 Gorenje In addition, dry cleaning machines made for the use of SolvonC4 have all the required safety systems, and according to their specifications, they can SAFELY use not only SolvonC4, but also all other alternative solvents of dry cleaning. But the opposite is not true.

3. "... And this smell, it's just awful..." - yes, SolvonK4 barks with a specific fruity smell. It probably seems terrible to some, especially when commercial interests are affected. But there is also a perfect way out of this situation – not to smell it. You won't have to sniff the SolvonC4 in real-life dry cleaning conditions. If the item smells like a solvent after cleaning (ANY KIND!!!), it means that it is not dry and it is necessary to check / adjust the drying process. Well, if you are offered to taste SolvonK4 for a smell, but you cannot refuse, then for the sake of completeness of the experiment, ask to bring a sample of perchloroethylene for a sample. Smell it too. The fact is, in the dry cleaning shop where perchloroethylene and SolvonK4 machines are installed, it smells of perchloroethylene. The fact is that the MPC in the SolvonC4 work area is not standardized, i.e. from this point of view, it is safe and you can SAFELY sniff it, if you need it, of course – there should be no smell of dry cleaning solvent on things after dry cleaning before handing them out to the customer. Whether it's perchlorate or SolvonK4.

Finally:
1. No matter how anyone treats SolvonK4, it should be recognized that this solvent is not at all "... another of many hydrocarbons ...". According to numerous reviews from owners of SistemK4 dry cleaning machines, SolvonK4 is able to really replace such familiar and dear perchloroethylene and give the dry cleaners using it real competitive advantages and a kind of "ticket to the future".
2. No matter how one treats SolvonK4, it should be recognized that its real total detergent capacity in relation to grease, oil and water-soluble contaminants is HIGHER than that of traditional perchloroethylene and MANY TIMES HIGHER than that of any other alternative solvent for dry cleaning.

It was in the case of SolvonC4 that we obtained a unique and unprecedented combination of excellent cleaning properties suitable for the most demanding and delicate items, and safety. Moreover, security from the point of view not only of sellers and resellers of the relevant equipment and chemicals, but also from the point of view of the official authorities of the Russian Federation.

This is evidenced by the real experience of successful operation of hundreds of dry cleaning machines by System4 all over the world, including Russia.