Transcription of IV. On-Premise Laundry Facilities
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IV. On-Premise Laundry Facilities
IV. On-Premise Laundry Facilities Background It has been claimed that commercial laundries may be one of the major contributors to environmental problems in the United States. While this is difficult to evaluate, it does carry an element of truth when one contemplates the vast number of settings in which such laundries are found, including motels, hotels, nursing homes, prisons, universities, hospitals, and so on. Per current estimates, each pound of Laundry uses approximately three gallons of water, which ends up in the sewer. Commercial laundries, often referred to as On Premise Laundries (OPLs), or industrial laundries, are operated much the same today as 50 years ago, with little change, and virtually no conservation innovation.
PBMP - Commercial Laundry Facilities Koeller and Company By James Riesenberger 2.0 Applications 2.1 On-Premise Laundries (OPL’s) A wide range of potential customers exist for OPL conservation technology in California.
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