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Maytag's New Investor Financing Guide

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Acquiring proper funding is one of the most critical components in starting a laundry business. But the good news is that developing an effective financing plan doesn’t have to be complicated. In the New Investor Financing Guide from Maytag Commercial Laundry, you’ll learn about the key steps involved with getting your business up and running. Whether you’re purchasing an existing laundry business or building from the ground up, this guide will show you how to develop the right financing plan to help create a profitable laundromat business. Download your copy today.

Thinking About Opening a Laundromat? See How to Start Smart

Maytag: Invest Successfully in a Laundromat

Investing in a laundromat offers flexibility, minimal day‑to‑day oversight and strong long‑term income potential. The New Investor Get‑Started Guide from Maytag Commercial Laundry walks you through the essential decisions that shape a successful laundromat investment.

Designing Your Store: Self-Service Laundry Management

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To some customers, most self-service laundries look alike. Operators know better. While there aren’t many “radical” laundry layouts when it comes to washer-and-dryer placement, many stores have subtle design features. American Coin-Op has put together a more abstract approach to laundry design.

Podcasts for You

Workplace Violence Identification & Prevention

Carol Dodgen and Jay Juffre
A deadly shooting at an industrial laundry brings the specter of workplace violence into focus for all laundry businesses. Carol Dodgen of Dodgen Security Consulting and Jay Juffre from ImageFIRST discuss warning signs, training, prevention and more.

Round-the-Clock Management

Sharon Sager

Sharon Sager, owner of the Sierra Madre (Calif.) Laundry, describes her store's 24/7 operation and talks about what's needed to see that self-service laundries are running smoothly any time of the day.

Freshen Things Up

Brad Steinberg

With a little creative thought, laundry owners can utilize some inexpensive ways to improve their store and attract new customers. Brad Steinberg, co-president of distributor PWS - The Laundry Company, looks at the possibilities.