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The best in environmentally responsible textile care.
Excellent Cleaning Quality
SystemK4 by Keussler delivers exceptional cleaning quality by removing oil, water, and salt-based stains while preserving fabric texture and colour.
Non-toxic
Unlike tradional solvents, SystemK4 is a non-toxic, dermatologically tested as "very good," and safe for delicate fabrics.
Environmentally Safe
Cotty's Cleaners uses this hypo-allergenic, biodegradable solution to ensure garments come out fresh, bright and clean.
What is System K4?
SYSTEMK4 by Keussler is an environmentally-friendly mix of bio-degradable cleaning solution and energy-saving technology that offers exceptional cleaning and production results. The basic component of the system is a halogen-free solvent that, when used properly, eliminates environmental risk to air, water, soil, and, most importantly, humans. In addition, SYSTEMK4 is hypo-allergenic and has been tested as “very good” by dermatologists.
SYSTEMK4 uses SOLVONK4 an environmentally non-toxic, halogen-free solvent offering excellent cleaning performance with greater than 99% pureness. This innovative solution dissolves and absorbs lipophilic (fats, greases, and oils), hydrophilic (water soluble) and saline (salt-based) soils with minimal fiber abrasion, leaving textiles with less creasing and a pleasant, smooth feel. In addition, SOLVONK4 is biodegradable and has been dermatologically tested with “very good” results. At Cotty’s Cleaners, with our laundry services, it’s our commitment to you our customer to expertly clean your clothes and textiles with the best result while ensuring the environment is well protected too.
The unique advantages of SYSTEMK4 are clear:
• Excellent cleaning quality
• Clean, fresh scent
• Brighter colors and whiter whites
• Non-toxic
• Dermatologically tested
• Biodegradable
• Environmentally-safe
• Energy, water, and disposal cost savings
• Gentle Cleaning of Textiles, Leather and Furs
• Reduced Finishing
• Increased productivity
• Reduced multiprocessing