Cheap place in city/Salthill to get shirts ironed?

soundbyte · 26-09-2011 06:06PM #1

Anybody know of a cheap call-in ironing service, and how much it costs per shirt?

biko · 26-09-2011 06:42PM

I was going to move this to AH just for the obvious "yore ma"

But seriously, there is a place in Salthill, next to Paddy Powers and Canton Kitchen.

Or you can just hang them up straight after the washing machine. As they drip-dry they should stay wrinkle free.

soundbyte · 26-09-2011 06:45PM

biko wrote: »

I was going to move this to AH just for the obvious "yore ma"

But seriously, there is a place in Salthill, next to Paddy Powers and Canton Kitchen.

Or you can just hang them up straight after the washing machine. As they drip-dry they should stay wrinkle free.

Any idea how much it costs?

I always hang them up, but a couple of them get very wrinkly no matter what I do. :mad:

biko · 26-09-2011 06:47PM

Nah, mate I don't know price.
I just buy wrinkle free and hang them.

desaparecidos · 26-09-2011 08:47PM

You could get an Iron in Tesco for 6.99

PauricTheLodger · 27-09-2011 02:31AM

The launderette on Sea Road between Ernies and The Crane is apparently doing a deal on ironing at the minute according to a sign in their window...

headmaster · 27-09-2011 09:08AM

Jo Corless in Corless menswear is doing great deals on ironing, 25c per item, you won't beat that. Tell him Lil sent you and you'll be sound

. Forgot to mention, he does mens and womens ironing

Notch000 · 27-09-2011 05:06PM

FFS man it up & learn how to do it yourself, save you running round all day like a muppet

yeehaw · 27-09-2011 05:10PM

Not everyone has the time to iron their garments. I own 50 or so shirts and outsource all my ironing.

Notch000 · 27-09-2011 05:15PM

fair enough

headmaster · 28-09-2011 11:32AM

yeehaw wrote: »

Not everyone has the time to iron their garments. I own 50 or so shirts and outsource all my ironing.

What the fcxk do you need 50 shirts for? Is there a woman in your life?

yeehaw · 28-09-2011 11:52AM

why wouldn't I need 50 shirts? I wear one at work every day and more often than not I'll wear shirts at the weekend too. Bring in 30-40 to be washed/ironed once a month or slightly less often. What's the woman query about?

28-09-2011 12:47PM

Notch000 wrote: »

FFS man it up & learn how to do it yourself, save you running round all day like a muppet

Ironing in general is a pain but ironing shirts is impossible, I literally cant get a shirt into a condition suitable for wearing in public by ironing it myself.

Mollie Breathna · 28-09-2011 05:10PM

The cleaners in Westside Shopping Centre were doing a deal of ironing 6 shirts for €10 - don't know if they still are.

Mrs OBumble · 28-09-2011 05:35PM

Takes 3 minutes to iron a shirt, even if you wear one every day thats only 25mins per week, including time to set the board up and down.

As for can't do it .... grow a pair! ()

yeehaw · 28-09-2011 05:36PM

JustMary wrote: »

Takes 3 minutes to iron a shirt, even if you wear one every day thats only 25mins per week, including time to set the board up and down.

As for can't do it .... grow a pair! ()

you can iron mine so if you like it so much.

Cheap place in city/Salthill to get shirts ironed?

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