Linens and wardrobe
Linens, laundry and the wardrobe
Beds changed to a schedule, laundry done by your fabric rules, and a linen closet that always matches its list.
In every visit
Sheets and towels changed on the days on your card
Washed and dried by fabric, never one setting for everything
Ironed, folded and put in the drawer or on the shelf your card names
The linen closet counted against your list each month
Dry-cleaning taken out and brought back when you ask
- Priced bythe hours the written week takes
- The numberin writing, before the first visit
- Billedmonthly, for visits made
Included, by room
Laundry, room by room
Done in your own machines, so nothing leaves the house unless you agree to it.
Bed linen
Changed on your days
Mattress pads and duvets on a rotation
Spare sets pressed and shelved
Bath linen
Towels replaced from your set
Washed hot or cool by the label
Folded the way the closet's pattern runs
Fine fabrics
Hand-wash and air-dry pieces kept apart
Table linen pressed
Nothing tumbled that the label says not to
The wardrobe
Ironing by the half hour
Seasonal swap of closets when you ask
Buttons and hems mended
The linen closet
Counted against your list every month
Shortfalls and worn sets reported to you
The list kept in the house card
- Extra
Extra, by arrangement
Curtain and drapery laundering, sent out
Mattress turning
Closet reset at the change of season
A visit
How a load goes
- 01
Step 1: Sorted by your fabric card
Whites, colors and delicates, with the pieces that need a different wash listed by name.
- 02
Step 2: Washed and dried
In your machines, at the setting the label asks for.
- 03
Step 3: Pressed and folded
Ironed to the standard on your card and folded the way you keep them.
- 04
Step 4: Put away and counted
Each piece goes where the card says, and the closet count is updated.
Before we arrive
What to leave us, and what we pass on
Before we arrive
Make a list of what is hand-wash only
Tell us what must never be bleached or tumbled
Say where each kind of linen lives, room by room
What we do not do
Wash anything marked dry-clean only
Treat stains we cannot name
Repair clothing beyond buttons and hems
Empty pockets or handle jewelry beyond setting it on the dresser
Questions about linens
Do you use our machines?
Almost always, in your laundry room. If a load must go out, such as a comforter, we arrange it with you first.
What about delicate fabrics?
They go on a separate list in the house card with how each is washed, or a note that it goes to your own cleaner.
Do you replace linens that wear out?
No. We tell you when a set has worn, in the monthly count, and you decide.
Ask for the linens to be written in
The linen closet is counted at the walk-through, so the first monthly count has something to start from.