Unlimited Laundry Service

[Cruising Is Bliss]

We each send laundry every day, cabin total of two to four bags a day. Sometime we ended up sending it out in the morning and then again in the evening. Sometimes I split laundry in multiple bags for different washing instructions.

[Beaver70]

Does anyone know if you can request that a small bag of clothes are not put in the dryer?

 

[0106]

45 minutes ago, Beaver70 said:

Does anyone know if you can request that a small bag of clothes are not put in the dryer?

Yes, you can request air dry.

[CNSJ]

Extra bags will allow you to have separate "loads" for cold water wash, low heat dry, etc.

 

 

[Haljo1935]

Correct unlimited is unlimited with pick up available day 1.

Special requests are honored, just include a note in the bag.

No discount for ordering in advance unless there's a price increase (pre purchase stays at the lower price) but prices were very recently increased, so I wouldn't think it likely to go up again soon. You can see the cost for your booking in the packages section.

The bags will hold a LOT if you roll then stack clothes - I have put so much in 1 bag it took 3 baskets to return it all.

Although there are discussions of price per day, laundry is ordered and charged either per bag or per booking.

Yes you can use OBC to pay for laundry.

It includes pressing, so no need to order pressing service separately unless you have clean items that need to be pressed.

Remember the laundry team at the end of your cruise when you're distributing additional gratuities - they rock!!

[POA1]

11 hours ago, Beaver70 said:

Does anyone know if you can request that a small bag of clothes are not put in the dryer?

 

You can request tumble dry low heat, no heat or return wet. (Be really, really specific with your notes.)

 

If you are mixing loads, like cold wash & regular wash, get a second bag - one for each load.

 

If you are going to be a pain, you may want to show your appreciation to the laundry room folks.

[fsufancc]

On 3/12/2023 at 10:15 PM, Coloradohawk said:

One thing we learned about the cost of the unlimited laundry was that part of the cost was absorbed by bringing one less bag on the trip.  We found that by doing laundry we could pack one less bag and thus save $60 in bag fee from the airlines.

^^^This^^^

We are doing a 7-day sailing out of Amsterdam on the Rotterdam in Aug.  But we are doing another week between London, Brussels, and Normandy (via Paris). 

 

This has radically changed our packing strategy. 

[POA1]

On 3/12/2023 at 11:15 PM, Coloradohawk said:

One thing we learned about the cost of the unlimited laundry was that part of the cost was absorbed by bringing one less bag on the trip.  We found that by doing laundry we could pack one less bag and thus save $60 in bag fee from the airlines.

In addition to the reduced cost of taking fewer bags, you have the reduced carbon footprint of taking less luggage. Don't even get me started on the amount of trauma prevented for the little polyesters, nylonites, and cottonese who are deathly afraid of being held captive in the cold, dark, mostly airless cargo holds of airplanes.

[Banditswife]

On 3/12/2023 at 11:33 PM, roomba920 said:

Has the price of the "stuff a bag" gone up too, or is it still $20?

I think it has gone up to $30 per bag, might be $35.  But still worth it.  For us, sending out a bag or 2 per 7 day cruise is enough