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Dry Cleaning Fluid

By Sarah Aguirre, About.com

Definition: Dry Cleaning Fluid is a highly toxic and flammable chemical that is used at dry cleaners to remove dirt and soil from clothing. Dry cleaning fluid is also available commercially for use on washable and dry cleaning clothing.

Dry cleaning fluid is extremely toxic and flammable. Follow directions carefully. Use in a well-ventilated area. Never use dry cleaning fluid in the washing machine or the dryer.

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