You know the
importance of dry cleaning solvent or fluid purity in producing
garments and household textiles that are absolutely odor free and
spectacularly bright.
You also know that, at the very least, the dry cleaning solvent
or fluid used must be as pure and as clear as bottled mountain
spring water. And that odor and dinginess in your garments is
primarily the result of cleaning in dry cleaning solvent or fluid
that smells and looks like the effluent from your dishwasher.
How can you prove that your cleaner's dry cleaning solvent or
fluid is absolutely pure and clear and, therefore, odorless?
If you were in the metro Phoenix area, I'd invite you to take my
Smell Test Challenge.
Taking the test is quite simple: visit my fabricare facility and
conduct your very own experiment: Stick your head into any one of
our dry cleaning machines. Inhale through your nose. Deeply.
I challenge you to detect
any odor.
Now comes the clincher: Go to your cleaner and ask them for
permission to repeat the test. Without the aid of a teratogenic
respirator -- that's a respirator custom made to fit the
exact contour of your face.
Then carefully observe the panic in their reaction to your
request. It'll speak volumes. And I bet, it won't pass the smell
test.
Oh! One more thing. Don't accept the response that insurance or
governmental regulations do not permit customers into their
production facility. After all, what's there to hide?
How can I help you?