Well, here's the second episode...

They keep telling you about formaldehydes, and what's amazing is that people who have never tried SOLVONK4, distrust the opinions and research of the world's largest laboratories, and follow their own "sacred" special path...

Once again, there is NO formaldehyde in SOLVONC4, or, if you like, it is no more there than phosgene in perchloroethylene, because (if you still believe science) - "...the oxidation of tetrachloroethylene (perchloroethylene) in air gives trichloroacetyl chloride and phosgene...".

And since we are talking about Silicone D5, one of the many alternative solvents for dry cleaning, please pay attention to the information posted on the official website. www.greenearthcleaning.com and explicitly explained in Mr. Ron Benjamin's letter to our company TEXKEPRO:

THE END CUSTOMER WHO USES SILICONE FOR DRY CLEANING must pay a licensing fee. It is the supplier's responsibility to make this clear to the BUYER of the relevant equipment.
The standard ANNUAL FEE is $2,500 from the first machine and $1,250 from each subsequent machine in the same workshop.

This fee MUST BE paid either directly to GreenEarth USA or through an authorized representative.

Please note that the RESPONSIBILITY and the corresponding legal consequences lie with the end USER. The supplier, whoever it is, cannot override international law.

And by the way, our company supplies laundry equipment, professional laundry powder, chemicals for dry cleaners and technologies FOR ALL TYPES OF SOLVENTS:

FOR PERCHLOROETHYLENE (including "chilled")

FOR HYDROCARBONS

FOR SILICONE (including "preheated")

FOR SOLVONC4…