Coin-operated washing machines are becoming all the rage, as more people try to beat the credit crunch by doing their laundry at the Laundromat. Anyone running this type of business needs to ensure their industrial washers are reliable and easy to maintain.
There are many advantages to industrial washers, mainly the fact they are much larger than consumer washers therefore offering more wash for your money. The machines are also relatively easy to install and because your customers are using coins or a card, it is completely self-service. The major disadvantage to commercial washers is the limited wash cycles available. Even top-of-the-range machines only offer a maximum of three ...
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Coin-operated washing machines are becoming all the rage, as more people try to beat the credit crunch by doing their laundry at the Laundromat. Anyone running this type of business needs to ensure their industrial washers are reliable and easy to maintain.
There are many advantages to industrial washers, mainly the fact they are much larger than consumer washers therefore offering more wash for your money. The machines are also relatively easy to install and because your customers are using coins or a card, it is completely self-service. The major disadvantage to commercial washers is the limited wash cycles available. Even top-of-the-range machines only offer a maximum of three cycles, which is usually cool, medium and hot.
Industrial washers can be purchased on finance or taken out on a lease arrangement. The lease option means you will never actually own the equipment but all maintenance is included in the lease payments you pay. At the end of the lease any washing machines you have will be replaced for newer models and a new lease will begin.
Some of the biggest names in electrical goods such as LG, Phillips and Bosch manufacture commercial washers, all of which feature a range of extra functions depending on the price you pay. To learn more about washing machines visit the links at Business.com.