Textiles we handle
4 kinds of textile, washed and pressed. Scheduled collection and delivery out of Loulé.
What stays the same across every textile
Four textiles, one round.
What changes from one to the next is further down, one section per textile.
- Scheduled collection
- Frequency is agreed with the house and goes in the calendar. Every round leaves from the Loulé plant.
- 24 to 72 hours
- Hotels get delivery in 24 hours. Short-term rentals and restaurant table linen, 24 to 48. Uniforms, up to 72. Urgent jobs, faster.
- Storage between uses
- Textiles out of rotation stay at the plant and come out when the house asks for them, instead of filling a linen room.
- Quote within the hour
- The price comes back an hour after the request, with the round already sized to the volume.
Bed and bath
- Sectors
- 2 sectors
- Turnaround
- 24 to 48 h
- Storage
- At the plant
What a room goes through every day. Beds are stripped as each guest leaves, towels do not wait for that — two rhythms on one round.
Items
- Sheets and pillowcases
- Bath and hand towels
- Double and single bed linen
How it runs
- The round is timed to the hour the room shift needs the change, and it goes in the calendar.
- Sets out of rotation are stored at the plant and come out when the operator asks for them.
- For short-term rentals, linen is left at the Loulé plant or the Vilamoura point — and goes back sorted per flat.
Uniforms
- Sectors
- 3 sectors
- Turnaround
- 24 to 72 h
- Storage
- At the plant
What the floor, the kitchen and the front desk wear. It joins the plant's round and stops going home in anyone's washing machine.
Items
- Work and service uniforms
- Kitchen whites
- Practice wear
How it runs
- In hospitality it runs with bed and bath, with no separate collection.
- In restaurants it goes out on the same collection as the table linen.
- In a clinic, it is what takes the uniform out of a home machine and puts it on a timed round.
Table linen
- Sectors
- 2 sectors
- Turnaround
- 24 to 48 h
- Storage
- At the plant
What the room goes through at service pace: a great deal on Friday and Saturday, almost none on Monday. The round is sized to that peak, not to the average.
Items
- Tablecloths
- Napkins
- Service and back-of-house cloths
How it runs
- Rounds come closer together in the days after the weekend, when the linen goes out all at once.
- Olive oil, wine, sauce and candle wax are treated at the plant, with enzymatic, biodegradable products dosed to the stain and the fabric.
- Between services the linen stays at the plant instead of taking up kitchen space.
Technical fabrics
- Sectors
- 1 sector
- Turnaround
- 24 to 72 h
- Storage
- At the plant
Delicate and technical fabrics with requirements of their own. Here the question is not when it comes back, but how it was washed.
Items
- Practice textiles
- Delicate fabrics
- Technical workwear fabrics
How it runs
- It runs on the same round as uniforms, with collection and delivery scheduled with the practice.
- It is stored and managed at the plant between uses, without taking up room at the practice.
Sector requirements
What a healthcare tender asks before it talks about price
- A defined wash temperature
- Separation between the soiled and the clean route
- A record of every cycle
Wash temperature, separation of soiled and clean circuits, and certification: to be confirmed with King Laundry before publishing.To confirm
Washing something that is not on this list?
Tell us what it is and how often it goes out. The quote comes back with the round already sized to the volume, an hour after the request.
No commitment and no site visit to book — the request takes two minutes.