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Point-of-sale and wash-dry-fold pickup-and-delivery solutions provider Curbside Laundries and The Laundry Boss – a pioneer in payment systems, data intelligence, and laundromat management – recently entered into a strategic partnership. The collaboration will combine the strengths of both companies to better serve laundromats and their customers.“This integration marks a significant milestone in our mission to digitally transform the laundromat industry,” said Matt Simmons, co-founder and head of sales at Curbside Laundries. “By combining our advanced POS and wash-dry-fold systems with The Laundry Boss’ robust payment and control systems, we are setting a new standard for operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.”“We are excited about the technological advancements this partnership brings,” added Aaron Simmons, co-founder and head of technology at Curbside Laundries. “The integration will streamline processes for laundromat operators, allowing them to focus more on delivering exceptional service to their customers.”The Laundry Boss CEO Jim Garrity expressed his enthusiasm for the new partnership as well.“Partnering with Curbside Laundries aligns perfectly with our vision of enhancing laundromat operations through cutting-edge technology and superior data intelligence,” Garrity explained. “This collaboration will provide our clients with an all-encompassing solution that drives efficiency and profitability.”“Our combined expertise and resources will undoubtedly lead to innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of the laundromat industry,” concurred Jim Law, CRO of The Laundry Boss. “We are looking forward to the positive impact this partnership will have on our clients and the industry as a whole.”This partnership will integrate Curbside’s point-of-sale and wash-dry-fold systems with The Laundry Boss’

Introduction:As a modern-day homeowner, you might have encountered the acronym “SUD” on your washing machine’s control panel. This cryptic label often sparks curiosity and confusion, leaving you wondering about its significance and purpose. “SUD” stands for “Soil Level” and provides valuable information about the amount of dirt and grime present in your laundry load. Understanding the meaning of “SUD” empowers you to optimize your wash cycles, save water and energy, and ensure a consistently clean laundry outcome. This comprehensive guide delves into the nuances of the “SUD” setting, exploring its function, benefits, and practical implications for your laundry routine.Understanding the Concept of SUD:The “SUD” setting on your washing machine is a crucial part of its sophisticated washing process. It enables the machine to automatically adjust the wash cycle parameters, such as water levels, wash time, and detergent dosage, based on the perceived level of soil in your laundry. This intelligent feature allows for efficient washing, preventing over-washing and under-washing, which can lead to wasted resources and subpar laundry results.How SUD Technology Works:Modern washing machines employ various technologies to determine the soil level of your laundry. Here’s a breakdown of some common methods:1. Sensor-Based Systems:2. Weight-Based Systems:1. Optimized Washing Performance:2. Water and Energy Conservation:3. Improved Detergent Efficiency:1. Pre-Treating Heavily Soiled Clothes:2. Manual Override for Specific Needs:FAQsWhat does “SUD” stand for on a washing machine?How does the SUD setting work?What are the different SUD settings?How do I choose the right SUD setting?Will using the wrong SUD setting damage my clothes?Does using a

Higher SUD setting use more water and energy?Should I use the SUD setting for every load of laundry?1. Sensor-Based Systems:Many washing machines utilize sophisticated sensors to detect the amount of dirt and grime in the water. These sensors measure factors like turbidity (cloudiness) and conductivity (the ability of the water to conduct electricity), which are directly influenced by the presence of soil particles. Based on these measurements, the machine automatically adjusts the wash cycle accordingly.2. Weight-Based Systems:Some washing machines employ a weight sensor to estimate the weight of your laundry load. This weight is then correlated with a pre-programmed soil level, assuming heavier loads tend to be dirtier than lighter loads. This system may be less accurate than sensor-based systems but can still provide a reasonable estimation of soil levels.Benefits of Using the SUD Setting:Using the “SUD” setting on your washing machine offers several advantages for both your laundry and your household budget:1. Optimized Washing Performance:By accurately adjusting wash cycles based on soil levels, the “SUD” setting ensures that your clothes receive the appropriate amount of washing action, eliminating the risk of over-washing or under-washing. This leads to cleaner clothes with less wear and tear, extending their lifespan.2. Water and Energy Conservation:By automatically adjusting water levels, the “SUD” setting reduces water consumption, contributing to a more eco-friendly laundry routine. Furthermore, the optimized wash cycles also minimize energy usage, leading to lower electricity bills and a reduced environmental impact.3. Improved Detergent Efficiency:The “SUD” setting ensures that the right amount of detergent

Lighten Your LoadResidentsThanks for trusting WASH with your laundry. Let us help you make laundry less of a chore with these handy resources. Making Laundry Less of a Chore We know you have a choice when it comes to where and when you do your laundry. Thanks for trusting WASH. We’re happy to be your laundry partner -- on wash day and always. Tools & Tips We’ve assembled a host of tools and tips to help make laundry easier. Browse Our Library Mobile Pay Mobile payment is transforming the laundry room experience for thousands of WASH customers. If your laundry room already has mobile pay, download the WASH-Connect app, ditch the quarters and get started today. Find Out How Request Service We strive to keep your laundry room running in top order. If you ever encounter a broken machine, please let us know as soon as possible. Report a Problem We’d Love to Hear From You If you have a suggestion, feedback or just want to share with us your personal experience with a WASH laundry room, please let us know. We are always eager to learn more. Contact Us © 2025 WASH Laundry. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy | Cookies and Tracking | Terms of Use $(window).resize(function() { if($(window).width() -->function valueChanged(){ $("#property-form ").hide(); if($('.propertyCheckbox').is(":checked")) $("#property-form ").show(); else $("#property-form ").hide();}-->

Electronic Payment System for Vended LaundriesCyberWash systems offer the flexibility of accepting both magnetic stripe loyalty cards and ESD® SmartCards. The system connects CyberWash CardSlides with your location’s on-site computers through a hardwired network.CYBERWASHElectronic Payment System for Vended LaundriesCyberWash systems offer the flexibility of accepting both magnetic stripe loyalty cards and ESD® SmartCards. The system connects CyberWash CardSlides with your location’s on-site computers through a hardwired network.System Benefits of CyberWashExceptional securityAt the core of the CyberWash system are two computers which house and manage all accounting information. These independent units have mirrored hard drives that synchronize to ensure the same information is on each unit. The redundancy provides an additional level of security should there be an error with either computer and is designed to keep vended laundry continuously operating. The CyberWash system is remotely accessible giving you 24/7 admission to a variety of income reports as well as the ability to change vend prices, give bonuses, and set specials.Marketing programs that encourage loyaltyThe CyberWash system features several marketing programs including the Wash Loyalty program which rewards repeat customers with free wash cycles based on usage and the Wash Dry Transfer program which offers free dry time based on washer usage. There’s also an exciting Mystery Vend program which gives your customers a surprise free vender after a predetermined number of cycles. Additionally you can provide cycle-based pricing on some brands and charge more for added services like an extra wash, spin, or delicate cycle.Set discounts to stay consistently busyOwners and operators have the ability to set up special time-of-day and day-of-week pricing that encourage usage during typically quiet hours. Target specific markets and keep your customers coming back so your equipment gets the most usage possible.Eliminates the need for coinsOur CyberWash system eliminates the use of quarters and the associated hassles operators face when accepting coins. In addition, your customers appreciate not having to carry quarters and/or use bill changers. This results in a seamless process in a secure vended laundry environment for you and your customers.How CyberWash WorksYour customer inserts a magnetic stripe loyalty card into the CardSlide on a washer or dryerAccount information is sent over the CyberWash network cabling and account balance is verifiedIf approved, a start signal is sent to immediately the machine and the remaining balance is updatedIn the unlikely event that there is a failure of the internal operating system, the laundry can still be used by switching to SmartCards which can also be read by a CyberWash CardSlide.CyberWash ProductsCyberwash Loyalty CardsESD® loyalty cards make it easy for your customers to pay for their laundry without the burden of having to carry cash to their vended laundry of choice. To add value to

SBN Staff 7:28 pm July 5, 2011 Adam Coffey, President and CEO, WASH Multifamily Laundry Systems LLCAdam Coffey is fond of comparing the company he took over more than seven years ago, WASH Multifamily Laundry Systems LLC, to a World War II battleship.“It was a World War II battleship that went out to sea in 194,7 and it never came home,” Coffey says. “Over the 60 years it had been running, everything still worked. The teak decks were beautiful and the brass was as shiny as it was on day one.”The problem Coffey saw was that under this shiny exterior, there was a company that was hopelessly behind the times.“The infrastructure and technology, everything was outdated,” says Coffey, the 500-employee company’s president and CEO. “At that time, the company had around 60,000 locations that it conducted business in. They literally kept track of every one of those locations on 3-by-5 paper index cards.”Coffey traced this lack of progress back to the laundry service company’s founding family. He praised them for building such a strong business based on core values and beliefs. But he looked at the family’s next generation of leadership and saw a lack of drive to bring the business into the 21st century.And that was making it pretty tough for the company to grow its profits.“Over the 10 years prior to my arrival, revenue had grown by about $75 million to $80 million over what it had been,” Coffey says. “So they added about $80 million of revenue,