JUST OPENED: Wash Cycle Laundry

washcyclelaundry.com If you don't have a washer and dryer in your house, then you clearly understand that laundry and city living just don't mix. Whether you're lugging a heavy bag across the neighborhood or dragging it home to your poor mom, getting your clothes washed is mostly a huge pain in the ass. The only solution to the problem is having someone schlep over and do it for you, but no one's crazy enough to do that, right? Not right. Wash Cycle Laundry is the city's first sustainable laundry service in town with bicycle delivery. They'll peddle over, pick up your dirty draws and bring them right back — fresh and cleaned using biodegradable, environmentally-friendly wash detergents. All you have to do is pay up and put them away. Founder Gabriel Mandujano says he built this forward-thinking business on three principles: - making sure that the planet is better off - making sure people are better off - making sure that we turn a profit so that we can keep on growing They offer a variety of plans (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, etc...) that range from $16 to $49. And they deliver to homes, apartments and dorm rooms within THESE boundaries. So check it out if you're interested. The only thing you'll miss is running into a cutie at the laundry mat — but you never know, the delivery guy/girl could be a total hottie, too. Woot!

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JUST OPENED: Wash Cycle Laundry

POSTED: Tuesday, November 2, 2010, 7:22 PM

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If you don't have a washer and dryer in your house, then you clearly understand that laundry and city living just don't mix. Whether you're lugging a heavy bag across the neighborhood or dragging it home to your poor mom, getting your clothes washed is mostly a huge pain in the ass. The only solution to the problem is having someone schlep over and do it for you, but no one's crazy enough to do that, right? Not right. Wash Cycle Laundry is the city's first sustainable laundry service in town with bicycle delivery. They'll peddle over, pick up your dirty draws and bring them right back — fresh and cleaned using biodegradable, environmentally-friendly wash detergents. All you have to do is pay up and put them away. Founder Gabriel Mandujano says he built this forward-thinking business on three principles:

making sure that the planet is better off
making sure people are better off
making sure that we turn a profit so that we can keep on growing

They offer a variety of plans (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, etc...) that range from $16 to $49. And they deliver to homes, apartments and dorm rooms within THESE boundaries. So check it out if you're interested. The only thing you'll miss is running into a cutie at the laundry mat — but you never know, the delivery guy/girl could be a total hottie, too. Woot!

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