If laundry was picked up from their door, separated, washed, dried and folded and delivered back to their door in 1-2 days.
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I don't know if all colleges has implemented this yet, but where I go, they have implemented a "Prepaid" laundry service.    We pay $25 for the duration of the semester and we can use the washers/dryers as much as we want.  We must provide the laundry detergent and the dryer fabric sheets, but that is it.   Plus, there is no option for us to reject this either.  They automatically add this charge onto our tuition so we have to use this service.   So to all university students that must prepay to use the laundry facilities, they wouldn't use an outside service when the university is already charging them to use the on-campus laundry facilities.\n\nBut it seems like a good idea.  I am sure busy college students might like the service, but for people with increase in tuition due to the prepaid laundry facilities, they wouldn't be interested, unless the university would give us an option and if the outside laundry service is no more than $30 for 4 months.
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Maybe if you kept some of the nicer things in a Rubbermaid bin, you would be saving things that he might want when he returns. Otherwise, I would take everything else and donate it to Goodwill or the Salvation Army, since there are others in need who may benefit from the clothes, and it's better than throwing them away.
625476
Sounds typical of USPS. Give the letter another 3-4 days.
86275
give them some kind of a workout, but not too much, for 1-2 days then give them a good workout again.
389336
yes.  send two packages and you feel the need to send two more 15 minutes later
574908
it shouldn't take that long.  Try calling them...depending on what service they are using they should have had one the next day or possibly up to two weeks, but no longer than that i would say!
394120
it will take a time till u get redemedy \nso dont think in one day u will be ok\nit will take about 1 week
618092
Send the used clothing to me please, as long as it is unwashed.
158912
The USPS web site just says one to three days for first class mail -- and no guarantee.\n\nThe link below has tests from last year that show > 90% of first class mail is delivered the next day.
673588
From what i've heard, it's VERY hard work. It's fast paced, very hot or cold(depending on the weather) and non-stop. You can bring your own water though. I'm not trying to scare you, just trying to be honest, so that you aren't shocked when it happens. The good news is that they promote you to Sorter, where you just stand at a converer belt and sort packages, which is a lot less work. They usually do that within 30-60 days.
159050
I would get you some clothes\n\nThen drag you to bed and take them off again!!!
504279
let them sit in bleach for a 1/2 hr and rince well
456400
its around 3-4 days i think.
58462
2 quick: 5 min\n2 long: 2 Days
262069
The USPS estimates 2 to 9 days, but the majority of what determines how long it takes isn't how far it has to go but how much mail they have to move that particular day.  If the mail carrier has a full bag, he leaves behind media mail until the next day.  If the next day he doesn't have room again, the media mail gets left behind again.  It's a wonder any of it ever gets delivered.\n\nIf you don't like the USPS, why not start your own postal service?  That'd rock.
657407
About three days only. Do some checking, who knows they delivered your mail at the wrong house. It could happen sometimes. A couple of times I received a mail that doesn't belong to me. It's to our neighbors. All I did is return it to the right person the day I got them in the mail. There must be some who just don't care in this world so please do some checking.
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Take it to a laundry and they will have had experience at this sort of thing. Good luck getting it clean.