(EMAILWIRE.COM, April 04, 2009 ) Stamford, CT -- When children and teens are invited to participate in "The" -- pronounced tay -- events or expos their parents often select dry cleaning as way to keep kids performance clothing clean and stain free. Staff members of the event realize that the typical dry cleaning process contains chemicals. Toxic, nasty, dangerous chemicals.

Dry cleaning chemicals most commonly come in the form of tetrachloroethylene, also known as perchloroethylene, PCE, or tetrachloroethene. These chemicals are not eco-friendly or kid-friendly.

Staff members of "The" prefer parents to consider using safer alternatives to Traditional Dry Cleaning. Probably the most popular and well-known eco-friendly dry cleaning alternative is something simply called “wet cleaning.” The process, developed by Miele in the early 1990’s, uses more sophisticated technology and customizes cleaning procedures for each individual garment — unlike dry cleaning, which treats each garment the same. The advantage of wet cleaning is that it eliminates the toxic chemicals used in conventional dry cleaning processes, and according to the EPA, the cost to the parent is level with that of dry cleaning.

The percentage of textiles which can be cleaned in an economically and environmentally-friendly "wet" cleaning process is rapidly increasing, while the use of solvent-based cleaning methods is being greatly reduced. Learn more about the process at http://www.wetcleaning.com

About "The"
"The" is a modeling and acting event that brings aspiring models and talent together with leading modeling and talent agencies from Los Angeles, New York, and other major markets across the country. Participation is by invitation only.

Contact Information:
THE Talent Search
Nathan Biay
Tel: 877-214-1896
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