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Mobile Smart Phone Apps are Disrupting the Campus Card
Payment Systems on Campus Need to Align with Smart Phone Purchase Trends Campus debit cards are becoming a thing of the past. These
Mobile Payment and Laundry Monitoring Now Integrated into Single App
LaundryConnect™ Pay, Automatic Laundry’s proprietary mobile payment app platform aimed at revolutionizing the way residents and students pay for laundry at the
Benefits Of Community Laundry Rooms
It is 2020, and in New York City, Boston, Hartford, and Providence, more and more people are renting later in their life instead
Vendor Spotlight Questionnaire With President Scott Scarpato
In a recent interview done by the CTAA Communications Committee, our very own President, Scott Scarpato, answered a few questions about Automatic Laundry
Automatic Laundry Brings Mobile Pay to EF Academy Campus in New York
Automatic Laundry, a leading laundry service provider to the college market in the Northeast, has partnered with the EF Academy in Thornwood, NY
Problems Your College Students Have With On Campus Laundry
As a college, it is your goal to provide a good experience for your on-campus students. From providing them with great dorm rooms
Common Issues Every Laundromat Should Be Prepared For
Owning a laundromat can be very profitable. With the right machines, pricing, and location you can make a good profit throughout the year.
College Laundry Room Etiquette
It doesn’t matter if you are an incoming freshman or a senior, living in a dorm, living in an apartment complex, or living
Tips To Keep Your Commercial Washers & Dryers Up And Running
Commercial laundry machines, just like home machines, need regular maintenance to ensure that they are working well and are able to keep up
Automatic Laundry Brings Mobile Pay To Boston Conservatory at Berklee College
Automatic Laundry works with multiple colleges throughout Massachusetts and the Northeast. Whether we are providing new environmentally friendly machines to schools in Boston