Laundries

About 4,000 of the company's vacuum machines are in use across the country from cleaning lint at coin laundries, scooping up debris from diamond-saw cutting jobs and sucking up rhinoceros waste. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The brand's products are in operation around the world in coin laundries as well as on-premises laundries in hotels, long-term care facilities, hospitals, fire departments, athletic facilities and many other businesses. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Location: L-hostels is in a sleepy Harlem neighborhood where kids play ball on the streets, and coin laundries, convenient stores and hair salons dot the neighborhood. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This does not apply to places with coin laundries, but if someone leaves in a wash and you need to use the washer, just put it in their basket or on top of the washer ... don't put it in the dryer and start it. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Enlarged photos from New York coin laundries and village clotheslines authenticate the laundromat feel. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Sachs claims that the wages of as many as 5 million Russians are in arrears: Stephen Sestanovich, of Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies, says that old industrial plants, which will go bust under free-market conditions. often provided services such as laundries and child care. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"Problems will only by solved through privatisation of many hospital functions, such as laundries, emergency services and through more gradual redistribution of funds from secondary to primary levels of care." ❋ Unknown (1998)

For some types of businesses such as laundries they could be viewed as direct costs. ❋ Unknown (1986)

Serious difficulties have also been appearing and becoming worse for quite some time in certain public services, such as laundries, drycleaning establishments, and others. ❋ Unknown (1970)

Impact Aurora -- coin laundries reflect on bottom-line benefits. ( ❋ Unknown (2009)

April Guccione said her husband was working as a cartoonist and a manager of self-service laundries in London when he got the idea of starting a magazine more explicit and aimed more squarely at "regular guys" than Playboy, which cultivated an upscale image. ❋ AP (2010)

In this case, conventional zoning often segregated food service uses from more "industrial" uses such as laundries. ❋ Charles R. Wolfe (2011)

Even bakeries, laundries, sugar refineries and rum distilleries run on the stuff. ❋ Matt Ridley (2011)