Wet cleaning, on the other hand, is a method of cleaning clothes and fabrics using water, detergents, and specialized equipment. Unlike dry cleaning, which uses solvents, wet cleaning relies on water and detergents to clean clothes. Wet cleaning is often used for fabrics that cannot be dry cleaned, such as cotton, linen, and silk. The advantage of wet cleaning is that it is a more eco-friendly option, as it uses water instead of harmful chemicals. However, wet cleaning can be less effective in removing stubborn stains, and certain fabrics may not be suitable for wet cleaning due to the risk of shrinking or damage.