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  ต้องการให้ธุรกิจของคุณ ธุรกิจ ขึ้นเป็นอันดับหนึ่ง ธุรกิจเกี่ยวกับสุขภาพและความงาม ใน Bangkok?

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If you are travelling in Thailand you have a number of options available to you for getting your laundry done and your clothes cleaned. No matter where you are staying in Thailand, be it a budget guest-house or a luxury hotel, there will almost certainly be some type of in-house laundry service available. Whilst that may be convenient, it can also work out to be relatively expensive especially when compared to the other alternatives available throughout Thailand.

Laundry Shops

Small laundry shops abound in Thailand, especially in areas popular with tourists. Most of these shops charge according to weight, typically around 30 or 40 Baht per kilogram. The price normally includes washing and ironing, but sometimes a small extra charge may be added for ironing the clothes. I regularly use these independent shops myself on my travels in Thailand and the service is invariably friendly and efficient. Some shops can be overly-generous with the fabric conditioner (perfume) and the tendency is also to iron all the clothes on one setting; very hot. Generally speaking though, these small laundry shops offer a great service. Leave your clothes in the morning and you can often pick them up freshly washed and pressed later that day or the following morning. Your clothes will also be sealed neatly into a plastic bag for you to carry away. I wouldn’t leave anything too delicate with them or any item that was expensive or needs a particular wash cycle, but for most t-shirts, blouses, shirts and trousers/slacks these little laundry shops are ideal.

Ni Hao Laundry Shop

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