MarkRG said:You viewed that as a political comment somehow? Wasn't meant as one, just information. I was a field service tech for the industry for over 10 years, and have seen it all. And yes they have good solid rules for them up here too. But people still fudge them and try to get away with things. Here's a good example.
I get a service call for a machine that's not drying the clothes right. Arrive there to discover they have a machine they're still operating that has been long outlawed. I inform them that I won't be repairing it, and why, as the place I work for could also be liable for fines, and sure they're not happy but accept it. About a week later in the shop, I overhear that this same customer is getting delivered a new laundry dryer. I immediately stop the delivery and yep, find out this place was going to use it to dry clothes cleaned in the machine I wouldn't fix last week. As in, it would be blowing all the vaporized solvent from the clothes out into the air!Hazmat scene for sure if that would have happened.
I'm all for dry cleaners being responsible to the environment. All I was saying is the ones that are really overpromoting the 'greener' stuff saying they don't use any hazardous chemicals are using some of these new, experimental processes, which some do use water (as OhioKaren said, so much for 'dry') and as such are experimenting on your clothes. And designer items will take damage from these processes as a lot are zero tolerant of water.
If you really want the long boring review of all the current cleaning processes, I could go there but don't want to bore the heck out of eveyone, probably doing that already.
The short answer is the ones that are truly environmentally safe cleaning processes are with co2 or petroleum. Perc is a risk if misused. However, the modern cleaning machines are of a type now that the risk of any kind of environmental impact is very much zero with any solvent if the machine is operated and maintained correctly.
ohiominnie said:WOW. Great job!! I just went back to try it (b/c I'm putting off my blood draw) and got to 23.57! Seemed like those blue blocks got faster and faster. Maybe it was just my imagination. The hard part is my eyes dry out b/c I can't blink. If I blink, I hit something.
Ok, really, off to get ready for the day. Blech.
TiggerInNY said:OM - You're good. I'm not even going to post MY avg. error. I better get back to school. I'm learning geography from my 4th grader. Actually, I'll have him do this test later when they get home from school. Good one. Thanks for making me dumber than I already am....my DH does that when we watch Jeopardy.
Juletime said:I love the idea of having her write a note to the tooth fairy. At this rate it can double as her thesis.![]()
scuba diver said:Reading this morning was like taking a bunch of high schoolers to school. Very mature conversation last night, like NOT!
tinksdad said:Maybe because it was "K12 Kdg Language Arts Standard Materials Nearly Complet"
she wasn't sure.........![]()
mickeymo said:Just learned an addendum to Virgil's thing...
It'll work for PM's too...![]()
TiggerInNY said:Ang - My little guy, Anthony(6) STILL hasn't lost a tooth yet. I think the one on top is a little loose. How old is Emily? Better get a phone call into the "tooth fairy" and keep her posted. Good luck with the loose tooth.
scuba diver said:I'm talking about the mouthguard.If Nick is a ''true" man, he will say Large. We all do!
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ohiominnie said:HA! Maybe she thought it was missing a vowel!
That's all I could fit on there.![]()
I'm glad I don't sell stuff on ebay...it's getting weird. Very weird!justmestace said:Sounds to me like she was just too lazy to read it. Kinda scary to think she may be homeschooling her kids!
But wait....did she ask to see your kids MODEL the books???![]()
Maria,TiggerInNY said:Anybody into "March Madness"? We're big Syracuse fans here. Actually got to see Carmelo Anthony play at Syracuse. My BIL is a Director at Syracuse.
Who are you picking to win? Let's see who can go the farthest!!