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How much does it cost to take your laundry to a laundrette

7 replies

S101 · 14/03/2008 12:11

Hi my washimg machine hasn't been working properly for a while, today it has taken 3 hours to do one wash and not properly.

Don't really want to buy a new washing machine as we are in rented and hope to move within the next 2 months.

If I take my laundry to laundrette how much in general does it cost to get the wash done in a service wash ? and how much to do the washing yourself ?

Anyone know ??

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Iota · 14/03/2008 12:13

I don't even know where to find a laundrette local to me - I don't think that there are any

S101 · 14/03/2008 12:15

There a few around I seen a couple near to me. Just want to know a rough idea of how much it will cost, and not look a complete idiot by not taking enough cash and change on me.

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Bewilderbeast · 14/03/2008 12:15

about £9 for a service wash to do about 6 normal washing machine loads worth. I took two huge holdalls worth at christmas and that's what it cost me

S101 · 14/03/2008 12:18

For a service wash, do they just wash or dry the items for that price of £9.00 ??

Also do you know how much they might charge to wash the clothes yourself ??

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S101 · 14/03/2008 12:31

?

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Bewilderbeast · 14/03/2008 12:32

yes, you drop the bags off and pick them up later the same day washed, dried and folded. DO not send precious items of clothes or things that cannot be tumble dried though.

I have no idea how much to do it yourself as I never have the time to stay and watch the load go round, a few quid a load I suppose. I only use the laundrette when we seem to be drowning under the european washing mountain

PenelopePitstops · 14/03/2008 12:32

depends on where you live methinks

manchester way its about 4 quid to wash and drry

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