Where the clothes actually go
A commercial laundromat on North Raleigh Boulevard — industrial machines, trained staff, a building with an address.
CYDL For parents
Written for the person actually payingYour student gets the cartoon villain and the group-chat jokes. You get this page: the price, the caps, the policies, and exactly what happens when something goes wrong. No storytelling required.
| Item | Price | The fine print, out loud |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly service | $100/mo | One 20 lb bag per week — a full week of one student's everyday clothes. Washed, dried, folded. Detergent, machines, and handling included. |
| Comforter | $20 each | Add-on, on request at pickup. Kept separate so the weekly price never creeps. |
| Sheets & linen bundle | Priced at signup | Separate add-on. We quote it before you commit to it — never billed by surprise. |
| Surge weeks / per-pound fees | $0 | They don't exist here. The 20 lb hard cap is what keeps the price flat. |
Bag out Tuesday morning. Back Thursday — washed, dried, folded. We text a reminder Monday night, every week, so the schedule survives midterms, formals, and eight hours of sleep debt.
A commercial laundromat on North Raleigh Boulevard — industrial machines, trained staff, a building with an address.
We weigh at the facility. A little over: we wash it and text a heads-up. A comforter stuffed in the middle: we text an add-on link before anything gets washed. Nothing is ever billed that you didn't say yes to.
Cold wash where it matters, low heat where it counts, delicates treated like delicates. The hoodie comes back the size it left. That's a point of professional pride.
Email us and a human answers. We're launch-size and founder-run — small enough that one badly handled bag is a personal problem, and it gets fixed like one.
We launch at NC State in August 2026. The first parent and student reviews land here after move-in — unedited. We'd rather show you a real one in September than a fake one today.
Founder-run, Raleigh-based. Email lands with a person, not a ticket queue.
Signing up is a name and an email — yours or theirs. The first 100 numbers are founding numbers: launch-week pickup priority and numbered founding gear later.