besides the CEO of EcoHangers.  I'm currently looking into opening an enviro-friendly online store and if Mr. Bob Kantor can source himself in order to sell his hangers, I'm thinking I can do the same thing.

I'm confused.  Are you the CEO of EcoHangers?  I didn't quite understand.   An online store would be great!

If you absolutely feel it's necessary to chemically clean your garments ....  yuk  ... your cleaner will accept any wire hangers that you return to the store.  Being particularly fussy and refusing to buy anything that requires dry cleaning in the first place is also another option. 

~ Greener today than I was yesterday!

I, too, try to avoid purchasing garments that must be cleansed through dry cleaning. Although I've met some people that send almost everything to dry clean. I think that's ridiculously expensive.

 

I also researched the whole wire hangers deal and I was surprised to find out that approximately 3.5 billion wire hangers end up in US landfills every year, wow.

My husband wears suits and therefore wears dress shirts.  We use the drycleaners a lot and I'm ashamed to say that I have no desire to iron his shirts each week.  So I guess that I will inquire about alternative methods to use.  They also say, that the chemicals from drycleaning may contribute to migraine headaches. 

There are always alternatives and solutions to be found:

http://www.thegreenguide.com/blog/freshfinds/664

 

Greener today than I was yesterday!

I wonder if they make shirts?  Something to consider next time we're buying more shirts.  My husband gets migraines and we could not figure out why-maybe this is the answer.