Quick POS Checkout
Use the POS module to process orders quickly. Add services, select customers, and complete payments in just a few clicks.
Set Up Customer Notifications
Configure SMS and email notifications to automatically alert customers when their orders are ready for pickup.
Bulk Import Data
Use the Import Wizard to bulk upload customers and services from CSV files. Track progress in real-time as your data imports.
Track Expenses Easily
Log business expenses with categories to understand your costs. The Financial Summary report shows your profit margins at a glance.
Custom Order Statuses
Define your own order workflow with custom statuses. Set colors and names that match how your laundromat operates.
Quick Customer Search
Start typing a customer's name or phone number in the POS to instantly find their profile and apply their preferences.
Print Receipts Anytime
Lost receipt? Reprint from the order details page. Customize receipt format in Print Settings.
Daily Report Snapshots
Generate daily reports to see all orders, revenue, and expenses for any date. Perfect for end-of-day reconciliation.
Filter Orders by Status
Use the order filters to quickly find pending, processing, or ready orders. Never lose track of customer items.
Customer Notes Feature
Add special instructions for each customer. Notes appear during checkout so staff never misses a preference.
The First Laundromat
The first self-service laundromat opened in Fort Worth, Texas in 1934. It was called a "washateria" and charged by the hour.
Ancient Laundry Methods
Ancient Romans used urine to wash clothes! The ammonia helped remove stains. Thankfully, we have better methods now.
Water Usage Facts
A typical household does about 400 loads of laundry per year, using approximately 13,500 gallons of water annually.
The Invention of Detergent
Modern laundry detergent was invented in 1933 by Procter & Gamble. Before that, people used bar soap shavings.
Dry Cleaning Discovery
Dry cleaning was discovered by accident in 1855 when a French dye-works owner spilled kerosene on a tablecloth and noticed it cleaned the fabric.
Laundry Industry Size
The global laundry services market is worth over $100 billion and continues to grow as busy lifestyles increase demand.
Washing Machine Evolution
The first electric washing machine was invented in 1908. Before that, washing clothes by hand took an entire day!
Jeans Washing Myth
Levi's CEO famously said he never washes his jeans. Denim experts suggest washing jeans only every 10 wears to preserve color and fit.
Lost Socks Mystery
The average person loses about 15 socks per year to laundry. That's over 1,000 socks in a lifetime! Where do they go?
Hot vs Cold Water
About 90% of the energy used by washing machines goes to heating water. Washing in cold water can save significant energy costs.
Lint Collection
The lint in your dryer is mostly made of clothing fibers. A single load can produce enough lint to make a small felt square!
Busiest Laundry Day
Sunday is the most popular day for doing laundry worldwide. Monday comes in second as people prepare for the work week.
Fabric Softener Origin
Fabric softener was invented in the 1960s to combat the stiffness caused by early synthetic fabrics and harsh detergents.
Laundry in Space
Astronauts on the ISS don't do laundry - they wear clothes for days then dispose of them. Dirty laundry burns up in the atmosphere!
Color Bleeding Science
New clothes bleed color because excess dye sits on the fabric surface. Washing new colored items separately for the first 3 washes prevents staining.
Fastest Growing Segment
Pickup and delivery laundry services are the fastest-growing segment in the industry, growing over 35% annually.
Multi-Branch Management
Monitor performance, assign staff, and track orders across all your locations from one unified dashboard.
Role-Based Access Control
Create custom roles with specific permissions for cashiers, managers, and admins. Control exactly what each team member can access.
Service Addons for Upselling
Add extras like 'Rush Service', 'Fabric Softener', or 'Stain Treatment' to boost your average order value.
Customize Your Dashboard
Add widgets for weather, sales stats, and quick actions. Arrange them to see what matters most to your business.
Real-Time Order Tracking
Order status changes broadcast instantly to all staff. No more refreshing pages or missing updates.
Zipper Care Matters
Zipping up clothes before washing prevents them from snagging other fabrics and damaging the zipper teeth.
Towel Washing Frequency
Bath towels should be washed every 3-4 uses. They harbor bacteria quickly due to moisture and dead skin cells.
The Wrinkle-Free Trick
Throwing a few ice cubes in the dryer creates steam that helps release wrinkles from clothes naturally.
Laundry Symbol Origins
The international laundry care symbols were standardized in 1971. Before that, every country had different systems.
Pillows Need Washing Too
Pillows should be washed every 3-6 months. After 2 years, up to one-third of a pillow's weight can be dust mites and dead skin.
Vinegar as Fabric Softener
White vinegar is a natural fabric softener and helps remove detergent residue. It also eliminates odors without leaving a smell.
Button-Down Shirts Secret
Buttoning shirts before washing prevents them from stretching and keeps buttons from catching on other clothes.
Laundry Loads Per Lifetime
The average person will do approximately 13,000 loads of laundry in their lifetime. That's a lot of folding!
Tennis Ball Dryer Trick
Putting clean tennis balls in the dryer with bedding helps fluff items and reduces drying time by up to 25%.
Most Expensive Fabric Care
The most expensive dry cleaning in the world is for wedding dresses, with some services charging over $1,000 per gown.
Laundry Day Worldwide
Germans do laundry most frequently in Europe (5+ loads/week), while Italians prefer to wash less but iron more.
The "Clean Clothes" Smell
That fresh laundry smell comes from aldehydes released when detergent surfactants break down. It's literally the smell of cleanliness!
Jeans Water Footprint
Making a single pair of jeans requires about 1,800 gallons of water. That's why sustainable washing matters!
World Record Folding
The world record for folding a fitted sheet properly... doesn't exist because nobody can actually do it!
Washing Machine RPM
Modern washing machines spin at up to 1,600 RPM during the spin cycle - faster than many car engines at idle!
Oldest Surviving Fabric
The oldest piece of woven fabric ever found is 9,000 years old, discovered in Turkey. Ancient people cared about clean clothes too!
Dryer Fire Statistics
Clogged dryer vents cause over 15,000 house fires annually. Always clean your lint trap - safety first!
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