DRY CLEAN
To clean with a non-aqueous solvent, usually formulated for that purpose.
To clean with a non-aqueous solvent, usually formulated for that purpose.
A detergent solution which is agitated or mixed with air to produce a frothy cleaning medium with low moisture content.
The slow, progressive deteriorating effect of micro organisms (fungi) over time under minimum-moisture conditions on organic (especially cellulose) materials.
Fire residues characterized by loose, non-smeary particles which tend to remain on the surface. Dry smoke reflects a freely burning fire with cellulose materials as a primary fuel.
(CLEAN) The removal of residues by applying a cellular rubber sponge.
A target moisture level based on either dry standard or known equilibrium moisture content (EMC).
A wall or ceiling covering consisting of gypsum mixed with plaster of Paris to form a rigid core material sandwiched between cellulose outer coverings (cardboard). see _gypsum_
The removal of residues, contaminants or debris from the interior of air ducts. A variety of methods may be used, depending on the configuration of the air system and the nature of the residues.
A building designed or used as a habitation by one or more families.