Dry cleaning machines automatically separate water from recovered solvent, but why is that necessary? Bruce Grossman takes us inside the distillation system to explain what happens, why it

Sustainability claims are everywhere, but where's the proof? Hohenstein's Ben Mead explains how independent testing verifies claims, why textile longevity matters and what cleaners should expect next.

LG Electronics continues its sustainability streak, earning S&P Global's Top 1% ranking for the third consecutive year while advancing renewable energy, circular economy, carbon reduction and governance initiatives.

Discover how smarter logistics, data integration, and optimized transport flows can help industrial laundries reduce CO₂ emissions, lower costs, and improve operational efficiency.

While technology continues to transform garment care, the businesses with the greatest longevity invest just as heavily in people. Christopher White profiles industry educator Liz Davies and explains

The best technology investment starts long before you spend a dollar. Here's what we learned from a month of exploring Big Tech for Small Spaces—and how to put

Not every neighbourhood needs a 4,000-square-foot laundromat. Jeff Moak explores how modern technology, larger-capacity equipment and new service models are creating opportunities for smaller, more flexible laundromat locations.

Smart plant design can improve productivity without adding square footage. Learn how workflow planning, overhead systems, and equipment placement create more efficient operations.

For some time, professional fabricare plants have relied on dry cleaning as the primary production method for delicate garments.  Today, many operators are re-evaluating that equation.  Advocates of modern wet

In most industries, growth means more space, but for Daniel Cha of Orchid Cleaners in Orlando, Florida, 2,400 square feet is enough to process over $3 million USD