by Jeff Gardner | Jan 20, 2015 | The Laundry Doctor
Originally posted – May 25, 2012 We’re going to discuss oil and grease – and the tough, nasty stains they leave on our customers’ garments. More importantly, we’re going to talk about how to grow your drop-off laundry business by effectively...
by Jeff Gardner | Jan 20, 2015 | The Laundry Doctor
Originally posted – Apr 04, 2014 When it comes to drop-off laundry, there are different levels of wash-dry-fold service. And it’s up to each individual owner to define what that level of service should be for his or her particular store. For instance, I...
by Jeff Gardner | Jan 20, 2015 | The Laundry Doctor
Originally posted – Sep 12, 2012 I get calls from laundry owners all across the country about how to handle garments that either have been through fires or damaged by flooding. And, personally, I’ve done a good deal of work with a number of fire and water...
by Jeff Gardner | Jan 20, 2015 | The Laundry Doctor
Originally posted – Apr 22, 2014 Professional drycleaners have a number of releases they have their customers fill out, because of all the delicate and specialty items they handle – such as silk, leather and so on. In essence, these drycleaners are telling their...
by Jeff Gardner | Jan 19, 2015 | The Laundry Doctor
Originally posted – Jan 11, 2012 You’ve finally decided to diversify your laundry business and take on some commercial accounts. Great! But you must understand that there are some big differences between the residential wash-dry-fold laundry you may...
by Jeff Gardner | Jan 19, 2015 | The Laundry Doctor
Originally posted – Feb 08, 2012 I get frequent calls from laundry owners asking me how to accurately price their commercial accounts. And the first thing I point out to them is that commercial laundry is a slightly different animal than residential...