Dry cleaning chemicals
Dry cleaners have legal responsibilities to protect their staff and the environment from Perchloroethylene (PERC), a suspected cancer-causing chemical.
All dry cleaners have a legal responsibility to protect their staff and the environment from these chemicals.
This brochure describes
- safe storage, handling and disposal requirements for PERC solvent and PERC waste
- penalties for illegal disposal of PERC waste
The brochure also explains how dry cleaners can
- reduce the use of PERC
- minimise human health and environmental risks
- find out about alternatives to PERC
- prepare for and manage spills
The brochure is available in
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Managing dry cleaning waste Managing dry cleaning waste
1 March 2009
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