You learn a lot when you’re in college, and the majority of that learning takes place outside of the classroom. You learn how to make new friends, how to deal with difficult breakups, how to navigate disagreements, how to budget, how to cook, and…how to do laundry. Before moving out, you might’ve done a few loads of laundry on your own, but – let’s face it – you really have no idea what you’re doing. And that’s okay! Everyone starts somewhere. Here’s a little cheat sheet to get you ahead of the game so you can look like a seasoned pro in the laundry room. The Basics Read the washing labels ..read more

Brand-new clothing looks so fresh, clean, and untarnished that it can feel like a waste to throw newly purchased items in the laundry. Still, the amount of dirt, chemicals, and bacteria on these clothes warrants at least a quick wash before wearing. Most of the washing and drying mistakes people make with their clothes have the worst impact during the first laundry cycle. Let’s explore some simple ways you can effectively wash new clothes while still maintaining their fresh appeal as much as possible. 1.   Remove all unnecessary tags. Start by removing all the non-essential tags, s ..read more

Running a multi-unit property is a tough job. You have to maintain upkeep for entire apartment complexes or campuses and keep residents happy while maintaining a positive budget. Naturally, property owners are cautious about how and where they invest. Laundry facilities are a popular point of contention within this line of work with some property owners swearing by them and others avoiding them at all costs. Here, we’re going to uncover some of the popular myths regarding shared laundry rooms to help property owners gain a better understanding of their value. Myth #1: It’s too expensive to r ..read more

College is an entirely new world of social norms and expectations that newcomers have to learn to navigate. The campus laundry room is no exception to this rule. There are some unspoken rules that govern how you do laundry in college. Catching up on these conventions and expectations can make it easier to transition to the collegiate laundry room. The dos of the college laundry room. Do come prepared. Campus laundry rooms can get pretty cramped when there are too many people in a relatively tight space. A great way to avoid being in the way is to come with your laundry locked and loaded. Pre ..read more

Installing and running a laundry facility is a considerable investment of your time, energy, and finances. To get the biggest return, you’ll need to make the space as accommodating and enticing as possible for tenants. Simply adding some washers and dryers on the property isn’t enough to encourage the kind of response you want to see. Let’s take a look at a few ways property owners can create a laundry facility that their tenants will love. Install advanced equipment. The foundation of any successful laundry room is high-quality equipment. You could execute perfectly on all other elements an ..read more

Laundry facilities are essential for college students who tend to live in shared dormitories or small apartments without any washers or dryers. Whether you own an on-site laundry room or a stand-alone laundromat, you’re in a great position to earn a comfortable living. However, having a location near a college isn’t enough to get the business you want. Follow these strategies for encouraging more students to use your laundry facilities so you can get the most out of your business. Make the space comfortable. It’s common for college students to stick around until their laundry is complete, es ..read more

You learn a lot when you’re in college, and the majority of that learning takes place outside of the classroom. You learn how to make new friends, how to deal with difficult breakups, how to navigate disagreements, how to budget, how to cook, and…how to do laundry. Before moving out, you might’ve done a few loads of laundry on your own, but – let’s face it – you really have no idea what you’re doing. And that’s okay! Everyone starts somewhere. Here’s a little cheat sheet to get you ahead of the game so you can look like a seasoned pro in the laundry room. The Basics Read the washing labels ..read more

Brand-new clothing looks so fresh, clean, and untarnished that it can feel like a waste to throw newly purchased items in the laundry. Still, the amount of dirt, chemicals, and bacteria on these clothes warrants at least a quick wash before wearing. Most of the washing and drying mistakes people make with their clothes have the worst impact during the first laundry cycle. Let’s explore some simple ways you can effectively wash new clothes while still maintaining their fresh appeal as much as possible. 1.   Remove all unnecessary tags. Start by removing all the non-essential tags, s ..read more

White clothes are notoriously difficult to keep…well, white. Whether it was a dress shirt, t-shirt, blouse, sweater, or even a pair of white jeans, we’ve all had the unpleasant experience of watching a favorite piece of clothing slowly (or quickly) fade away from its original color. Unlike other colors that can hide some discoloration, white clothing wears stains, blemishes, and other imperfections like a neon sign. They’re bright, in your face, and hard to ignore. Unfortunately, there’s a popular misconception that discolored white clothes are a lost cause. We’re here to set the record stra ..read more

Running a multi-unit property is a tough job. You have to maintain upkeep for entire apartment complexes or campuses and keep residents happy while maintaining a positive budget. Naturally, property owners are cautious about how and where they invest. Laundry facilities are a popular point of contention within this line of work with some property owners swearing by them and others avoiding them at all costs. Here, we’re going to uncover some of the popular myths regarding shared laundry rooms to help property owners gain a better understanding of their value. Myth #1: It’s too expensive to r ..read more