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Magdalene laundries were
quietly supported by the state, and
operated by
religious communities for more than two
hundred years. On
laundries,
James Smith...
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worked in a
laundry,
typically working 10 to 16
hours a day.
Chinese people in New York City were
running an
estimated 3,550
laundries at the beginning...
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institutions operated large commercial laundries,
serving customers outside their bases. Many of
these "
laundries" were
effectively operated as penitentiary...
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drying machines, also
easily found in self-service
laundries. In Australia, self-service
laundries are
widely available and in use by a good percentage...
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ironers for the coin
laundry, multi-housing
laundries,
institutional laundries and
laundries for
consumer residences.
Alliance Laundry Systems manufactures...
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French Laundries in California". France-Amérique.
Archived from the
original on
October 1, 2023.
Retrieved December 5, 2024. "The
French Laundry - Napa...
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penitents sta**** in the
laundries all
their lives,
Phyllis Valentine,
Martha Cooney, and
Christina Mulcahy eventually left the
laundries under different cir****stances:...
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Laundry day or variation, may
refer to: A day to do
laundry Laundry Day (film), a 2016 U.S. film
Laundry Day (band), a U.S. band
formed in 2017 "Laundry...
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reattaching to the
product being cleaned.
Commercial or
industrial laundries may make use of a
laundry sour
during the
final rinse cycle to
neutralise any remaining...
- A
laundry symbol, also
called a care symbol, is a
pictogram indicating the manufacturer's
suggestions as to
methods of washing, drying, dry-cleaning and...
