I conducted a poll on Twitter this week. I asked people which household chore they would most like to get out of completely. The results confirmed my suspicion – people hate laundry. It was validating to know that I’m not the only person who can’t bear the relentlessness of laundry.
I personally struggle a lot with the laundry at this time of the year. There are only two of us at home, but my daughter Belle is a fan of hoodies and my golden retriever Mako takes a lot of towelling after muddy walks in the rain. The washing part is not too bad, but we don’t have a tumble drier and getting everything dry in a small house is hard.
It’s enough to make you want to move to London, Birmingham, Manchester or Coventry.
Let me explain.
If you’re lucky enough to live in one of these four cities then you could be using the services of Laundryheap. Laundryheap can collect, clean, and deliver your laundry and dry cleaning, all with 24 hours. The Laundryheap service includes free collection and delivery and there’s even dedicated 24/7 support should you need any help. Not that you’re likely to encounter any issues as Laundryheap has been rate excellent by over half a million customers.
The beauty of Laundryheap is that you don’t even need to plan ahead, you book a collection any time, pop it in a bag, wait for your driver to collect your washing and Bob’s your uncle. No having to stick your pants out on the radiators or make your house damp with an endless cycle of drying dog towels. Put it all in a bag and hand it over for someone else to take care of. Bliss.
In a world where we’re overwhelmed by simply keeping up, surely we should be delegating any task we can? Just because as women we’ve been told that we can have it all and do it all, doesn’t mean that we should. Check out the Laundryheap website now to find out more about how the service works and to get your next laundry load booked in.
Perhaps it’s time to move to Coventry.
