Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "GreenEarth Cleaning LLC is an American drycleaning chemical company based in Kansas City, Mo. It was formed in 1999. The company does not operate any drycleaning plants, sell machines, solvent or detergents, but rather licenses independent drycleaners and chains to become affiliates and use their proprietary cleaning process. There are currently more than 1,200 GreenEarth affiliates worldwide.The GreenEarth system is a process for drycleaning using liquid silicone (decamethylcyclopentasiloxane, or D5), a solvent. D5 is generally considered not to pose a health risk to the public, but has been found to persist in the environment, and is harmful if fumes from its burning are inhaled."@en }
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- GreenEarth_Cleaning abstract "GreenEarth Cleaning LLC is an American drycleaning chemical company based in Kansas City, Mo. It was formed in 1999. The company does not operate any drycleaning plants, sell machines, solvent or detergents, but rather licenses independent drycleaners and chains to become affiliates and use their proprietary cleaning process. There are currently more than 1,200 GreenEarth affiliates worldwide.The GreenEarth system is a process for drycleaning using liquid silicone (decamethylcyclopentasiloxane, or D5), a solvent. D5 is generally considered not to pose a health risk to the public, but has been found to persist in the environment, and is harmful if fumes from its burning are inhaled.".
- Q5602208 abstract "GreenEarth Cleaning LLC is an American drycleaning chemical company based in Kansas City, Mo. It was formed in 1999. The company does not operate any drycleaning plants, sell machines, solvent or detergents, but rather licenses independent drycleaners and chains to become affiliates and use their proprietary cleaning process. There are currently more than 1,200 GreenEarth affiliates worldwide.The GreenEarth system is a process for drycleaning using liquid silicone (decamethylcyclopentasiloxane, or D5), a solvent. D5 is generally considered not to pose a health risk to the public, but has been found to persist in the environment, and is harmful if fumes from its burning are inhaled.".