laundry in Hua Hin

[traveler]

Hi
I will like to ask if you know a laundry shop in the area of thanon damnoen kasam street
That i can send laundry and the payment is per KG

[alvaro32]

We stayed near a market place and there are many laundry shops. We paid 90 baht per kilo and I think you can find laundry shop everywhere near a market place.

[blue05]

Or around 500bt for 50 pieces is fairly standard, you can put 10 or so items at a time

[uncle tom]

We paid 90 baht per kilo

- You wuz robbed!

Go to the northernmost part of Poonsuk Rd (after it doglegs across Dechanuchit Rd) and you can get laundry done for as little as 40bt/kilo - although I prefer The Laundry Shop there, because they do a better ironing job - but charge 50bt/kilo

[Lung Per]

Be sure to count your clothes before submitting them.

[johnnyk]

10 baht extra for skid marks

[StevePIraq]

Seems a bit of a strange question to me. If you walk around HH you can't help but see laundry shops everywhere, the rate can be anything from 40 to 100Baht.

Personally I pay 50Baht and get everything back next day in excellent condition in a vacuum sealed bag nothing ever missing. If there is a mark/stain on anything I just point it out and god knows what chemical they use but it comes back sparkling.

Instead of asking on the forum just go for a walk in your area and ask a local

[alvaro32]

We stayed near a market place and there are many laundry shops. We paid 90 baht per kilo and I think you can find laundry shop everywhere near a market place.

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[Brooky]

Can anyone use these laundry shops? I take it it's best to negotiate a price before handing over your clothing? which one does vacuum sealed bags? they'd be ideal for the journey home-somewhere to store my drugs...............................that last bit was a lie!!

[johnnyk]

Can anyone use them?
No, you have to be a member and pay a monthly fee.
Of course you can use them, they are in business.
You don't negotiate, they have pricing stuctures-- x baht for t-shirts, y baht for long-sleeve, z baht for socks, n baht for sheets and so on.
You can also pay by kg or they count the items and mark them on the slip with the prices. You get a copy to bring when you return so you can check at that time if all your socks are there.
It's not complicated, don't over think it.

[caller]

And its cheap