launderess
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Well Actually
Service laundry is charged by the pound, at least in NYC. Think some places still do the "by the bag" thing, but that leaves lots of creative interpation.......
Local laundromat has received lots of complaints about their recent change of policy. Indeed last time I was there (using their dryers to dry some large coverlets and such that are beyond my small Whirlpool), a customer called the attendant over and loudly complained that she had put over three quarters in the dryer and even on high her laundry was not dry. Attendant told her that the dryer was too full (it wasn't really, IMHO), and that she should divide the load for better results.
What is happening is at times there is a bottleneck with many customers waiting for dryers. Since this is the only laundromat in the area, (well there is another self serve, but it is unattended 24/7 and often quite dirty), guess owner figures he can do as he wishes.
Service laundry is charged by the pound, at least in NYC. Think some places still do the "by the bag" thing, but that leaves lots of creative interpation.......
Local laundromat has received lots of complaints about their recent change of policy. Indeed last time I was there (using their dryers to dry some large coverlets and such that are beyond my small Whirlpool), a customer called the attendant over and loudly complained that she had put over three quarters in the dryer and even on high her laundry was not dry. Attendant told her that the dryer was too full (it wasn't really, IMHO), and that she should divide the load for better results.
What is happening is at times there is a bottleneck with many customers waiting for dryers. Since this is the only laundromat in the area, (well there is another self serve, but it is unattended 24/7 and often quite dirty), guess owner figures he can do as he wishes.