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10 Ironing Services For Tired Singaporeans With No Time & Willpower For Household Chores

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Singaporeans are busy bees, and when we’re beat after a long hard day at work, some of us just can’t find it in us to get up and do our household chores. 

Amongst all these chores, perhaps one of the most time-consuming one is ironing, which requires some level of skill. Due to materials that crease easily, some clothes simply won’t straighten out properly no matter how many times you try, and it can be difficult trying to iron big items on a tiny ironing board.

Not to worry, as there are external ironing services ready at your beck and call to help you lessen the load.

P.S.: If you need help with washing, check out our article on laundry services with home delivery and pickup here.


1. Laundry Cares (from $2.40/piece)



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Ironing services at Laundry Cares are set at 60% of their dry cleaning prices – so if dry cleaning your load would typically cost you $30, you’ll pay $24 if you’ll only be engaging their ironing services.

The main methods of payment usually involves handing over cash to the drivers upon collection, but you can also opt to pay via cheque or bank transfer.

Price: from $2.40/piece
Delivery fee: Free for orders over $50
Telephone: 9460 6785

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2. Laundry Loft (from $3/piece)


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Easties can outsource their ironing chores to Laundry Loft, which would set you back $3/piece. While delivery and collection services are unavailable, you can pick up and drop off your laundry load at their 24/7 automated fetch machine. Check out how it works in the video below:

 

Price: from $3/piece
Address: 1 Pasir Ris Close #02-103, Downtown East EHub, 519599
Telephone: 8781 2313

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3. The Social Iron (from $2.25/piece)



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The Social Iron helps create jobs for the less fortunate in Singapore. Here you can opt for a one-time service that’ll set you back $2.25/piece, or a subscription package. All packages are valid for 4 collections over 10 weeks – simply key in the number of pieces per package, and their website will roll out the total amount you’d need to fork out. 

Price: from $2.25/piece
Delivery fee: $5 for one-time services
Minimum spend: $20

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4. DuoNini Laundry (from $2/piece)


Open 7 days a week, Duo Nini’s ironing services start from $2/piece. Apart from that, they also offer a range of services that include disinfection and sanitisation of fabrics, as well as mending of torn clothes and fasteners – all of which come FOC.

Price: from $2/piece
Delivery fee: Free with orders over $50
Address: 116 Telok Kurau Road, Singapore 423802
Telephone: 9838 5355

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5. Piing! (from $3.25/piece)


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Singaporeans like things quick and efficient. For ironing services done pronto, check out Piing, where fees start from $3.25/piece. Simply download their app (iOS, Android), place an order, and their driver will pick up your clothes within an hour. You can check on the status of your load on their app, but chances are, you won’t have to do that too often as they’ll drop off your clothes within 24 hours.

Price: from $3.25/piece
Delivery fee: Free with orders over $40
Telephone: 3105 3105

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6. Bloomington Green Laundry (from $3.50/piece)


Expect to pay $3.50/piece for pressing services at Bloomington Green Laundry. Other services include washing and dry cleaning, but when time permits, they also go above and beyond by mending any loose fasteners should there be any.

Price: from $3.50/piece
Delivery fee: Free with orders over $50
Address: 40 Holland Drive, Singapore 270040
Telephone: 6779 8900

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7. Fipin.com (from $3/piece)


Fipin charges $3/piece with an additional one-time surcharge for $1 for ironing-only services. Those wanting their clothes ironed ASAP before a big event would be glad to know that pickup services can come in within 30-60 minutes of placing an order. All you need to do is to book an order via the website – their drivers will deliver your load back to you within the day.

Price: from $3/piece
Delivery fee: Free
Minimum spend: $28
Address: 1 Raffles Place #44-02, One Raffles Place Tower One, Singapore 048616
Telephone: 3150 7140

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8. Reward Laundry (from $3.50/piece)



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Utilising Reward Laundry’s ironing services would first require you to be a Privilege Member, but all that requires is a one-time fee of $15 and you’re a member for life. Once you’re all set, ironing fees start from $3.50/piece.

As the shop’s in the middle of City Link Mall, you can easily pop by in the middle of a shopping quest along the City Hall area.

Price: from $3.50/piece
Delivery fee: Free
Minimum spend: $50
Address: One Raffles Link, #B1-06, City Link Mall, Singapore 039393.
Telephone: 9653 4455

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9. Astoria Dry Cleaning (from $3/piece)


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Pressing services at Astoria Dry Cleaning Services start from $3/piece. On top of that, they also provide cleaning services specific to luxury goods, as well as mending of worn-out clothes. 

Price: from $3/piece
Delivery fee: Free with orders above $30
Address: 17 Defu Lane 10, #01-342, Singapore 539198
Telephone: 8338 5131

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10. Budget Dry Clean (from $3.50/piece)



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Ironing services from Budget Dry Clean will cost you $3.50/piece. You can sit back and relax as they’ll collect and deliver your load from your very doorstep, so simply book online or shoot them a text via Whatsapp, and you can cross ironing off your list of chores.

Price: from $3.50/piece
Delivery fee: Free with orders over $50
Address: 1 Raffles Link, #B1-06 CityLink Mall, Singapore 039393
Telephone: 6534 4843/9653 4455

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Clothes ironing services in Singapore


We’ve all had those days when we come home with no mood for any household chores. Services like these then become a god-send because let’s face it – outsourcing your pressing needs can truly *ahem* iron out your household woes. 

Check out these articles for tips on keeping your home in order:

 

Farzana Fattah