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Dirty Clothes?

Started March 22, 2006 · 17,850 views · 8 posts
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Very Funny
All right then... there are some comedians in the crowd... thank you everyone for your suggestions. Last year we used a laundry house called \"Splash\" the lady was wonderful. Her shop was down the street from the Mega store.

the problem is I cant remember where Las Palmas is in proximity to the Mega. If it was close, I would just go back to Splash. If there is a really good one by Las Palmas then I could try it...

Looks like there are some good tips for me.

Thanks for the tip about the laundry machines... but I actually do not want to do any of the washing or drying myself. This is my treat to myself. :oops: :wink:
Can you imagine if customs decided to open up a suitcase and it was full of dirty laundry. :P

Mega is an easy walk from the las Palmas but... with arms full of dirties a quick cheap cab ride to Splash laundry and back might be best.
Las Palmas has a laundry in case the kids and hubby :) :wink: need to do a load mid week.
Muchos Gracious from everyone... I got an answer to my question by accident from our friends we are meeting in PV. They are traveling from Guad to spend weekend but staynig at the hotel we were at last year. They have told me we are only 5 min walk from each other... so I am thinking since I liked Splash and the lady was so nice there.. I will give her my business again.

For those of you who may not know why I am making such a big deal abou this... last year I took our clothes to Splash. She weighs the clothes (make sure they are all dry :)) and she washes, dries and folds them for you. I had 13 kilo of laundry and it cost me 75 peso... It was well worth it and I was glad to give back to the local economy.

only 8 more sleeps to go........ :lol:
Newsflash...they ALL dry and fold them for you! :wink: The lavanderia one block from me charges 5 pesos a kilo. That is a fairly standard rate.
Can you imagine if customs decided to open up a suitcase and it was full of dirty laundry.
a very funny writter of vallarta
gil gevins
wrote about his travel thru the local pv airport in regards to the above quote

can´t find it
maybe someone can

chico
I would love to read it. :)
I have heard of Gil Givens mentioned on the board but have yet to read his writings.
Must do!
Sorry
:oops:

I am sorry, I took your comment the wrong way. Thank you for clearing it up.

sue