Uber like laundry service

[mattl]

Sudsters link folks that need laundry done with folks that will do it via an app. They charge $1lb and the folks doing the laundry gets$.75, service includes pick up and delivery.

https://kstp.com/kstp-news/top-news...-lake-city-is-changing-the-laundry-landscape/

 

[launderess]

There is nothing new about laundry services, apps and other tech is just creating new ways of getting things done.

https://bynext.co

Scores of immigrant women here in NYC and other areas of USA pretty much do same thing, but without apps. Long story short all these new services come down into two distinct but old camps; laundresses and laundry services.

How long commercial laundries including dry cleaners and laundromats are going to put up with this new competition is another matter. Most areas require anyone doing laundry for general public to be licensed.

 

[vacerator]

"No ticky,

No WASHY"!!!

 

[bradfordwhite]

Where are the robots making the deliveries?



I used to live in Eden Prairie. It's not exactly central to the city but.. whatever. That laundry room style looks familiar. I wonder if she was a neighbor.

 

[bradfordwhite]

One could put a load of laundry in this, send it across town, have the stuff cleaned, and then returned.

 

Think of all the millenials who will NEVER have a washer dryer in their home. 

 

 

[mattl]

I don't know if anyone went to the sites main page but the testimonials are fun.  How people hate doing laundry.

 

Funny, I but in my zip code and there was a "washer" in my area.  with half a dozen machine you might make some money, but a single machine might keep you busy.

 

[bradfordwhite]

One could get some used FL machines cheap, and if they know to repair when it's needed, they have a water softener, ideally solar electric, a room or building with cement floor, and an outdoor area for drying clothes they'd have the ideal set up.