No, however it is included as part of our enhanced laundry service. Some items need special attention such as organza, silk, and chiffon and may require steam only or low heat hand ironing. Items such as spandex, damask linens, and certain cotton heavy weight materials may not need ironing.

We do offer volume discounts for customers that have volume in excess of 250 full size pieces per 12 month period including table linens, bedding, and sheets. We require a partial prepayment for the first 250 pieces upfront as well as an approved terms account or a debit/credit card to be kept on file. Price breaks begin at 250 full size pieces and are compounding into higher volumes. Should you expect to launder more than 3000 piece per year – please contact us about our contracted linen rental program as our linen rental program may save you money without adding the wear and tear on your linens.

Yes! We launder colored and white clothes, along with most things that can be laundered. We are not a dry cleaner and do not offer chemical dry cleaning services but are happy to launder and fold clothes, and other items.

Our special event linen workload is very seasonal since 65% of all weddings take place on the same 10 weekends. We process laundry in the order in which it is received and most items are quoted to have a 3 to 4 day turnaround time however we often are completed in 48 hours or less. During our peak weeks we ask for a 4 to 5 day turnaround time so if dropping off linens on a Monday we will have them completed for you by Friday.

We process laundry Monday through Friday and operate our large iron presses Tuesday, Wednesdays, and Fridays. We do offer same day expedited service at almost all times for an additional charge. Certain high volume weeks such as those in May/June or September/October may not allow us to process your linens in time. If we are not able to launder your items – rest assured we do offer an entire linen rental inventory that is already cleaned, pressed, and ready for use.

Yes, and well no. Our industrial flat iron press machines require that linens have a minimum water content to work properly. The steam produced from the water content in the linen when it is pressed is a large reason a linen comes out perfectly smooth. For this reason we press linens immediately after they are low heat tumble dried for the best wrinkle free surface. 

So yes – we can press and iron your linens without washing but we do not guarantee a smooth & wrinkle free linen.

Dollar Tree sells a 3.5oz Ribeye Steak in the freezer section. Will it be just as good as a fresh cut, never frozen steak that has been handcut from your local butcher? No. Many items we use everyday are of vastly different quality and the useful life, the characteristics, and quality are usually but not always indicated by price. Most standard table linens are made of synthetic polyester materials anfd most bedding linens are made with a cotton blended material. Most people have some familiarity with thread count in bed linens with the higher thread count sheets indicating that they are of higher quality. Table and event linens are much the same way except quality is measured in GSM or grams per square meter. The highest quality linens are typically much heavier than the cheaper light weight linens.

In general – good quality polyester table linens start at 180GSM and can weigh as much or more than 250 to 300GSM. Each material has a different standard however this is a good litmus test.

In general – good quality cotton or cotton blend bed linens start at 250 thread count with the best cotton bed linens being 400-600 thread count.

How does this relate to laundering? Most table and bed linens of high quality wrinkle less, are easier to clean, are easier to press, have less wrinkle “memory” as compared to subpar linens. Table linens of 150GSM or less are also somewhat translucent and often can show through colors of items they are placed on such as a dark colored table.