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| If at all possible, avoid having your ties dry-cleaned, which can discolor the fabric. Among the VOCs that Adgate and his team studied were chloroform, a by-product of chlorination that's released from household water; d-limonene and a- and b-pinene, common deodorizing chemicals that produce scents of lemon and pine; para-dichlorobenzene, an air freshener and pesticide; and tetrachloroethylene, which emanates from dry-cleaned clothing. The completed items must be dry-cleaned but Gunther says they can last 100 years. |
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