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Waschanstalt und Feinputzerei Renate Lüderitz

Schönburgstraße 20, 1040 Wien, Austria

+43 1 5053202

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Detailed Information

Place Types Laundry
Address Schönburgstraße 20, 1040 Wien, Austria
Coordinate 48.18882,16.36781
Website http://www.textilreinigung-wien.at/
Rating 3.8
Compound Code 59Q9+G4 Vienna, Austria

Openning hours

Monday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Waschanstalt und Feinputzerei Renate Lüderitz

Reviews

Doris Resch (12/03/2020)

Have brought laundry 60 ° because my machine failed and picked up the laundry today. Thank you very much for packing in my bag and opening the door! My broken hand thanks you very much. Doris, 1040

Stefan Matthias Seper (11/20/2019)

Unfortunately, I had the impression that is not handled very carefully with expensive garment. The collar of my coat was so badly affected by the treatment, so it is ruined, which I objected to on the spot, but it was strictly stated that this was before. Since my burden of proof was unfortunately insufficient, I paid and left. The coat was still very new and hardly worn and very, very expensive. Unfortunately, you can not undo it, but I will never again have my clothes cleaned there and, moreover, the prices are intransparent and exaggeratedly high.

Akiny Vienna (06/11/2018)

An old-fashioned laundry. They will do it carefully, but they don't seem to have much knowledge of new things. I am a little worried about something that is too expensive. June 11, 2018 Update: I asked for cleaning of a slightly better shirt, so I went to pick it up. Open on Saturdays from 8:00 to 12:00 and closed on Sundays, this is a normal business. It was 3.6 euros. Currently, one euro costs around 130 yen, which is 468 yen (converted into Japanese yen), which is considerably higher than in Japan. However, the number of people who wear shirts with collars and formal jackets is more limited here than in Japan, and unlike chain stores, it is a privately owned handicraft, so it may be unavoidable to set prices like this. May. The work is polite. Also, other customers brought in high-quality clothes, so it seems unnecessary to worry about the finish. Correct the previous statement.