Ever see a sign on which a local dry cleaner identifies itself as an “organic cleaner”? It’s not the same thing as "organically grown" produce, and it’s not really a synonym for "eco-friendly," either. While self-described "organic" dry cleaners use a less toxic chemical called DF-2000 to get clothes clean, it's still a chemical neurotoxin. So when you see a dry cleaner that labels itself as organic, don’t be misled into thinking that you’re making a sustainable choice.
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