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Household ironing

Up to twenty items, fifteen pounds, back tomorrow

The everyday service that clears the basket. Work shirts, school uniform, trousers, tops and dresses — counted one for one, pressed by hand, and folded ready for the wardrobe.

Standard bundle

Our most popular service

Up to 20 items
£15.00
Each extra item
50p
Collection & delivery
Free
Turnaround
24 hours

Works out at 75p per garment — less than a coffee for a whole week of shirts.

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The everyday service

What household ironing actually covers

This is the service most customers mean when they ring. It is the ordinary contents of a laundry basket: shirts and blouses, trousers and jeans, skirts and dresses, school uniform, work polos, jumpers and casual tops. Each garment counts as one item, whatever its size.

Everything is pressed by hand at a proper board, to the temperature on the care label rather than a single setting for the whole load. Cotton shirts get a hot iron and a firm hand; viscose and polyester blends get a cooler one and more steam. Collars, cuffs and plackets are done separately, because those are the parts people notice when a shirt has been rushed.

As each item is finished it is folded straight away rather than dropped into a pile, so it does not sit creasing while the rest of the load is done. The finished order is kept flat and dry for the journey, which matters more than people expect on a wet West Yorkshire morning.

Everything must arrive clean and completely dry. This is an ironing service, not a laundry — keeping to pressing alone is what makes the 24-hour turnaround and the pricing possible.

A pressed cotton shirt on a hanger with a crisp collar and cuffs
School uniform pressed and hung ready for the week ahead
No surprises

Exactly how the count works

The single most common question on a first phone call. Here it is in full, so the total on delivery is never a shock.

Counts as one item

  • Shirt or blouse
  • T-shirt or polo shirt
  • Trousers or chinos
  • Skirt
  • Dress (standard length)
  • School uniform top
  • Work tunic or polo
  • Jumper or cardigan
  • Pair of jeans
  • Tablecloth (small)
  • Pillowcase (loose)
  • Fitted sheet
  • Apron

Counts as more than one

  • Full-length or occasion dress2 items
  • Two-piece suit2 items
  • Heavy curtains, per panel3 items
  • Large tablecloth (seats 8+)2 items

These take two or three times the board time of a shirt, so they are counted accordingly rather than quietly slowing everyone else’s order down.

Not accepted

  • Leather and suede
  • Heavily beaded or sequinned garments
  • Items with damaged or unstable seams
  • Anything arriving damp or unwashed

Anything unsuitable is set aside untouched, returned with the order, and never charged for.

Do not spend your evening counting. Everything is counted here at the board, and you get a call with the price and a delivery time once your ironing is done.

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A family laundry basket being collected from the front door
Who books it

Four households this was built for

Working households

Two sets of work clothes, five days a week, plus whatever the weekend adds. The standard bundle usually covers it exactly.

Families with school uniform

Polos, shirts, pinafores and PE kit, all counted individually and all back before Monday. Sunday collections are popular for this.

New parents

The load doubles and the free time disappears. This is the one household job that can be handed over entirely without guilt.

Anyone with a shift pattern

Nights and rotating shifts make everyday chores nearly impossible. A standing slot on whichever day suits your rota removes the need to plan around it.

From the round

What household customers say

I work shifts and my husband is on nights, so the ironing pile just kept growing. Chris collects on a Tuesday morning and it is back Wednesday, pressed and folded, before I have even noticed it gone. It has genuinely given us our Sunday evenings back.
Rachel M.Outwood
Customer for 2 years
Four kids means four sets of school uniform, and I had completely given up. The 20-item bundle covers our week almost exactly. Everything comes back better pressed than I ever managed, and the price has not moved once.
Danielle P.Ossett
Customer for 18 months
New baby, no sleep, and a mountain of washing. A friend recommended Chris and the 10% off first order tipped it. Six months on it is the one household job I no longer think about. Worth every penny for the head space.
Amy L.Wakefield
Customer for 6 months
Household questions

Five things people ask before their first bundle

Socks and underwear are not ironed at all, so they are never counted. If they arrive in the bag they are simply folded and returned with the rest. The count only ever covers garments that actually go on the board.

More questions on the full FAQ page, or ring Chris on 07979 502210.

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