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December 2010 Moms
Rink08
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Drop off laundry service?
Rink08
member
Have you ever used a drop off laundry service/ washflufffold service? Did you have any issues with it?
The screen on our washer stopped working and is still under warranty so we are waiting to hear from Lowe's about getting it fixed. However, DS1 wet the bed last night and I need to get all of his bedding cleaned before that. DH wants me to send all of our dirty laundry so that it is not building up while we wait for our washer to be fixed. I have a weird thing about other people seeing my underwear so I told him that I'll send everything else and they can just think that I don't wear any haha.
The screen on our washer stopped working and is still under warranty so we are waiting to hear from Lowe's about getting it fixed. However, DS1 wet the bed last night and I need to get all of his bedding cleaned before that. DH wants me to send all of our dirty laundry so that it is not building up while we wait for our washer to be fixed. I have a weird thing about other people seeing my underwear so I told him that I'll send everything else and they can just think that I don't wear any haha.
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Re: Drop off laundry service?
Thanks and good point! We hang all of our shirts and it would probably be more of a pain to have to iron all of them than to just wait and wash them here. I'll just send the bedding and things that normally get folded and put in drawers.
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When I lived in NYC, I'd drop off my laundry on the way to work and pick it up all washed and folded on the way home. It was heaven. I got over people looking at my undies pretty darn quick! When I moved to the burbs, I was like, "I have to do my own laundry??" HA!
But for one time, I'd probably just go to the laundry mat like pp suggested.