The most breathtaking views are in the skyscrapers in Hudson Yards. The 28-acre real estate development neighborhood has 16 planned structures. Among the completed infrastructures are public green spaces and 8 of them are residential complexes, hotels, office buildings, cultural facilities, and luxurious malls. Meanwhile, the second phase for the remaining infrastructures has started its construction.
As soon as Hudson Yards opened itself to the public, several companies moved their headquarters or offices in New York City to Hudson Yards. Along with the retail spaces, high-rise condominiums and apartment complexes are constructed to accommodate new residents. With the groundbreaking development of Hudson Yards, it is inviting more residents, tourists, and business owners to transfer. Outsource services like Liox Laundry will be in-demand for large-scale projects and changes around the neighborhood.
Schedule a pickup for any day of the week, including Sundays, mornings or evenings. And have your laundry delivered same day or even overnight. Or schedule maid service as early as the next day. Liox professionals are employed, background checked, COVID tested and fully prepared to service.
Your Liox Concierge will stop by with everything you need to get started - personal free Liox bag for each service we offer: Dry Cleaning, Wash & Fold and Hang Dry. Liox has a decade of experience in dry cleaning service insuring that your clothes receive the highest-quality care. We’ll check your pockets and remove pens, receipts, and other items that don’t belong. Your gatment is in good hands.
You will receive an email with the your orders total information. Once your Liox Concierge is on the way, you will receive a text message with estimated time of arrival and the gps tracker so you could follow your concierge movements.
Liox Laundry Service, which includes Wash & Fold and Hang Dry services, is our crown jewel, the most perfectly rounded master piece. With over a decade of experience of doing washing, drying, folding and packing. We pride ourselves with the fact that we never outsourced laundry to other companies. Liox Washing Personnel, each has mastered a separate part of washing process. Like a Sushi Master Jiro focuses on a decade long process of learning how to make rice.
Our employees focus on just sorting clothes and loading them into the washer, adding a perfect amount of detergent and softener, or bleach for over 10 years, Nothing else. Another team is focused on just loading clothes in the dryer and setting the proper temperature, drying time and putting away clothes that can't be dried, not more not less... Our folding professionals, each is nothing less of an artist, the amount of learning it takes to perfectly fold each piece in the identical shape, each time, thousands of times a day.
An actual customers written reviews. You can find them on Yelp and Google.
“Wonderful service! Fresh laundry - smells great! They do it just like mom used to. Got all my gross stains out with grace and decency. Fairly priced with discounts every now and then. I will be coming back here for years to come.”
“I've used so many cleaners in the LES area, and this place is by far the best. I'm really pedantic about making sure my clothes are really clean, especially my work out clothes, and I've been super impressed so far with these cleaners. You can choose your own detergent and softener (bonus if you're sensitive to certain liquids) and the staff are super nice...”
“Liox has been the best wash and dry cleaning service I have ever found! Years ago I went with a new shirt to a dry cleaner in this neighborhood. The shirt came back with a hole in it and a red stain around the hole. The owner refused to take responsibility, and left me with a brand new, not inexpensive shirt, ruined. Then I found Liox....”
October 09, 2012
In the previous article we described in details all cleaning products we let you chose from. Now its time to explain what they do to your clothes and how good they do it. First we bought 4 identical white shirts. We labeled them with names of detergents they gonna be experimented with. Then we opened our corporate fridge to look for some dirty stuff. Honestly, not much was left, so we gathered 3 things that you would most likely end up on your shirt with...
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October 09, 2012
After testing and comparing detergents on the subject who's got BIGGER... cleaning power, it's time to compare our softeners. It's not as easy as it might sound at first. Generally softeners do 3 things: Soften, Make your clothes smell nice and control the static. Some softeners even promise to save the world, we won't point it out which brand does...("7th Generator"). So we have all 3 softeners: Downy, Downy Free and Sensitive, and Bounce.
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April 08, 2015
Have you ever thought of why the laundry industry evolves so slowly? Why do we have big branded franchise businesses on every corner? Starbucks coffee shops, McDonalds restaurants, BestBuy electronic stores, AMC or Regal theaters, Wallmart chains etc. - every industry possible has been modernized, incorporated, revolutionized and acquired. Every industry but the laundry one. These days we can see the opposite dependency.
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January 23, 2020
The average American home does eight to 10 loads of laundry per week. This results in a total of about 400 loads per year. If you buy all your own cleaning supplies, the costs can add up. By making your own laundry detergent, you can save some money and use it for something you care about, like going out more frequently. You can also rest easy knowing there are no harmful chemicals in your cleaning agents.
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