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I would pay to have my laundry done. Not dry cleaning, just plain, old, toss-it-in-the-washer laundry. I would pay a significant amount for this service. I woul
by Wilduck 14y ago
I would pay to have my laundry done. Not dry cleaning, just plain, old, toss-it-in-the-washer laundry. I would pay a significant amount for this service. I wouldn't bat an eye at $30-40/load.
I don't care if someone comes and picks it up, or if I go somewhere to drop it off. I don't care if it's done by a professional service or by a 12 year old neighbor kid. I would pay you, and the whoever does my laundry, if you could connect me with someone.
- ricardobeat 14y agoMost laundries already do this. Don't they? Pick-up service, 24h, delivery.
- Wilduck 14y agoProbably, but not in the Minneapolis area as far as I can tell. I found one place, but it's a 20 minute drive from where I live, which nullifies a lot of the benefit. This yelp add sums up the situation quite well: http://www.yelp.com/topic/minneapolis-laundry-service-2 http://www.yelp.com/topic/minneapolis-laundry-service-2
- bmelton 14y agoIf you wouldn't bat an eye at $30-40 a load, then you're also priced pretty close into getting a maid. In most areas, you can get a maid for less than $100 a week. If your primary focus was laundry, have her come by, throw a load into the wash, maybe clean a bit, or dust, then swap the load to the dryer while taking out the trash or something, then fold it. It's a couple hours at best, and maid services tend to fall closer to minimum wage than not, and since most of the time doing laundry is waiting, you can have her fill the time with some miscellaneous cleaning.