#setup-laundromat

[straitslaundry]

Why Laundromats Make the Best Investment

There are many places where you can put your money to work. Sometimes it's challenging and even nerve-wracking to decide which one to pick. Why invest in laundromats? It's not surprising that launderettes are the best investment choice. But why should you put your money into a laundry business instead of a franchise, the stock market, or some other type of small business? Okay, let's check this out.

·         No downtime

In any season, having clean clothes is a must. Total Solution provider to setup a laundromat in India owner never has to worry about a slow season, unlike those in related businesses like car washes, which may experience slow periods during the winter or fluctuations due to bad weather.

·         Profits stay the same with the economy or trends

The fact that people always need to keep their clothes clean also bodes well for the longevity of your company. The ups and downs of the economy and the latest trends won't have nearly as much of an effect on your bottom line as they do in the restaurant and convenience store industries or the stock market.

·         You only need a little staff

It isn't easy to find and keep good employees. In addition to the necessary paperwork, time, and training, several other prerequisites exist. Then there's the matter of actually paying them. About half of all launderettes only employ two people, which means less time spent on administrative tasks and more profit for financiers.

·         Constant help

Once you put your money into many investments, you're on your own. That is particularly difficult and stressful for first-time business owners and investors. Cost of setting up a laundromat in India, reason enough to love launderettes, right there! Working with a laundry equipment distributor can benefit your company.

Conclusion

The success rate of launderettes is close to 95%. When faced with such obvious evidence of success, one has no choice but to concede. Straits Laundry Pte Ltd, Singapore, is one of Alliance Laundry System LLC, USA's largest distributors of laundry equipment and parts. They specialise in distributing Speed Queen Brand Laundry Machines and installing Speed Queen Machines in Laundromats.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This 1998 home in Ankeny, IA is the ultimate man cave. It has 3bd, 4ba, and he's asking $1.5M. Take at look at the ultimate man cave.

This is a one-of-a-kind home, and I'm sure it was custom built to the owner's specifications. This looks like some kind of playing court w/the windows above and all.

Looks like a TV and a movie screen. Is that a car lift? I'm confused.

Another TV area with a black fireplace.

This is a very high view of the ground floor.

Back here is a bar with a big flat screen.

Not much going on in this huge sun room. Maybe he rides that blue vehicle around it.

This looks like a big bar and kitchen.

Here's a large 2 bay garage.

Looks like a repair shop lounge.

Volley ball, pickle ball court?

Small exercise room.

Here's a dining room with a mezzanine. I don't know, is that the garage behind the window?

The kitchen's pretty big. It's enclosed, but has 2 big openings.

What a huge open house.

This is an enclosed deck that opens to a large outside deck. I like this idea, in case you invite people over and it rains.

The primary bedroom has a fireplace and a built-in canopy for the bed.

Behind the bed there's a little house that must be a sauna.

The man closet.

Very large bathroom.

Looks like a bedroom setup for several children.

And, a large bath.

Wow, this is like a laundromat.

Down there is the hot tub room.

Here's another bar and kitchenette plus a fireplace.

A very long game room.

The property is 16 acres. Look how far it is to get to the house.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6681-NE-Berwick-Dr-Ankeny-IA-50021/833655_zpid/

[etraytin]

Swiftly Flow the Days

As promised, the weekend was low-key, volunteeringwise. We also stayed home from church because our church has a lot of senior citizens and even with masks on it felt better to not chance it. Instead I watched the service on my phone from my bathtub, which was admittedly far more comfortable than a pew though the acoustics were worse. Still no COVID symptoms at all though, so I'm thinking we're good.

Even so, kiddo and I wore masks today as we went out volunteering again, this time delivering food and water from the United Way building to people who can't get to distribution centers. They didn't have as many deliveries for us to make as I would have hoped, but it felt good to be getting stuff where it needed to go. We also went over to the World Central Kitchen mobile HQ, which was an absolute anthill of activity in the middle of downtown Asheville. They're running a massive operation down there! We were just there to pick up some food for the volunteers at the distribution place, but it was stressful because it was so very busy and there were cars and people absolutely everywhere. Very efficiently handled, I will certainly give them that, but I was glad to grab our food and skedaddle!

With volunteering done for the day, we decided to support our local businesses and go to our favorite sushi place for lunch. We sat out on the patio for safety and got our sushi rolls and it felt very much like normal except for all the people at the church across the street stopping to get potable water from the hose and pump setup they had there. Water and power are back in most of my town, and it is very busy with people from Asheville coming up for a bit of a break and a trip to the laundromat, as well as volunteers from other places staying wherever they can find a spot. No tourists, now is very much not a time for tourists, but it still feels like high season.

While we were eating, I suggested to Kiddo that we should go visit the escape room place, because I learned that it is opening again at the end of this week. We've done most of the escape rooms they have, but there is one left that we kept meaning to get to but have not yet. He liked that idea. We talked about how he's keeping up with his boyfriend and his friends from school, and I suggested maybe his boyfriend would like to come along to the escape room. Kiddo liked that idea too, but it was only later at home that I realized Kiddo really liked that idea, but he wanted to do the escape room with his boyfriend and _not_ his poor old mom. I said that was fine and even agreed to foot the bill and drive the car, but I can't help feeling just a little bummed. Escape rooms were a thing kiddo and I did together, after all, and now things are changing. Change is important, and I think it's really important for Kiddo to socialize with his peers and develop relationships and all those vital things that are maybe even more vital when the world is turned upside down. None of that keeps an extremely bathetic cover of "Sunrise, Sunset" from playing in my mind every so often. Sigh.

Anyway, more volunteering tomorrow, back at the water distribution place. It's going to be much more chilly than last week, but we have our sweaters! I also got a pair of spooky pajama pants on sale from Walmart that arrived in the mail today (along with a whole bunch of other stuff as the post office untangles its deliveries!) They are soft and have ghosts on them and they are wonderful.

[pis3update]

Crescent Island by jet4571

"Adds a new populated or unpopulated playable world. Named because the main island is vaguely shaped like a croissant and I am not creative with names. In the world is the usual places of work and to visit, summary below.

The residents are primarily living in 3 neighborhoods, the poor and just starting out are in the trailer park, all 1-2 bedroom trailers. Then you have the middle class neighborhood filled with 2 or 3 bedroom track houses. The neighborhood has 2 house designs and mirror versions of them so not a whole lot of variety as expected by track houses(20 of them is why I did track houses lol). Then you have the upper middle class/lower upper class neighborhood. There's a point with the two wealthy families living on beach front property with a third property there waiting for your Sim to build a beach front mansion that makes theirs pale in comparison. 3 homes on the small islands and 3 households on the coast of the main island. Unpopulated version the homes are there just nobody is living in them.

Downtown is mostly shopping but it has the laundromat, Salon and tattoo, Bistro, Day Spa, and the theater. On a dead end road off downtown is a business park. That includes the science facility, Plumbob pictures, the military facility, and EA's headquarters(I find it funny to call it that). The rest of the commercial lots are scattered about the island.

The Sims themselves are rather bog standard boring Sims. 51 families to make and you get real sick of Create A Sim real quick. Though their homes are setup to suit them. There are no celebrities, pets, or any other kind of sim than plain boring human. It would have required a save file instead of a populated world to fully implement that. The game will change that though if you let it but not having them natively reduces the time to remove them if you don't want them.

Not much more to say about the world other than see for yourself and the summary…

...continued + more pictures on nexusmods."

More Info + Download @ nexusmods.

[satureja13]

Next day Ji Ho and Genji arrived in Britechester to support Rubyn with her research on the meteorites to bring Ji Ho and the others back together again. Poor Rubyn is already working at full speed and now she's also under time constraints...

Rubyn: "What's wrong with these people? Winter Solstice is in 4 days! This is still work for weeks! I have to figure out which crystals to use and how this pedestal works and I also have to make sure you are safe! Gods! I'm stuck - I need ideas..."

She also showed them the setup in the yard behind her laboratory. There is already a second pedestal. Different to the one that vanished with the ship. Rubyn: "This will be the stationary one. If it all goes well, we will be able to use the meteorites to let you travel between the worlds. At least I hope that the ship teleported your friends to the Otherworld."

Rubyn called her collegues from Foxbury to gather new inspiration. They met at the 'Book Nook'. And while Rubyn discusses meteorite matters with her fellow physicists (without revealing too much to not put the Boys in jeopardy): Ji Ho: "If it all goes wrong and Vlad can't come back in time, I'd rather stay with you than being claimed by some of Lady D's 'customers' - prince or no prince." Genji is chuckling. Ji Ho: "What?" Genji: "Don't be stupid, Ji Ho. You could live a life of plenty. You are too precious to be a 'Laundromat Prince'."

It's late and there's a firework over at UBrite Arena. They went to the roof to watch it.

Rubyn: "Oh Ji Ho. I feel so sorry for you. We'll do anything possible to help you. Such a mess!" Genji: "Let's take this smiley as a good omen that all will be well in the end, hm?"

Ji Ho: "I was serious in the 'Book Nook', Genji. We get along really well and I'm so thankful you have me and protect me. I had a difficult past and I hate to get touched. But if Vlad doesn't make it I'd like to solidify our Bond." Genji: "Oh Ji Ho, I caused you so much pain I can't even imagine. I will never be able to make it up to you. And you flatter me that you consider this after all that happened between us. But I still hope Vlad makes it. You two belong together."

Ji Ho: "I'm not sure if I can love him." Genji: "You will. Sleep now. We will have a busy time here until Winter Solstice."

They took Ji Ho's meteorite with them to charge it with their Bond. And Genji was watching over Ji Ho's sleep...

From the Beginning  ~  Underwater Love ~  Latest 🛺 'Home crappy Home' from the beginning ▶️ here 📚 Previous Chapters: 🌴 'The Expedition' from the beginning ▶️ here 🎤 'Putting the Boys Back together' from the beginning ▶️ here 🥀 'Disbandment of the Group' from the beginning ▶️ here

[sirsparklepants]

Love coming up with ridiculous headcanons. I make the rules and now Colossus comes down every few days to take Wade and Logan's laundry because anything post fight is a biohazard very few laundry setups are equipped for, and the X-men laundry is one of the few. Keeping them from using a laundromat counts as life saving work.

[sothera]

"Okay, Big Bad Half Demon Hunter Boy, you're out of your usual barricks, the big, spooky book is on a table in a far away room, no one here thinks you're going to suck all the strength out of them, so do it, do it now!"

"You've been impaled, walked through fire, electrocuted, sprayed with acid, clawed, and about a dozen other things..."

"Find your center!"

"Quit it...."

"Before you were even born...and what would you do, they're humans, not Kolbods."

"It's not going to work...."

Soth breathed out...it was, in fact, not going to work...this event was stuck in his mind. He reminded himself that there were events on his own world that rivaled this, even forced marches...

Nothing on this scale, though; the....warriors...braves?...of the tribes were... strong, brutal, but strong... despite that, they were humbled...quite easily.

Snap out of it....you know what to do...

Soth got up, exhaled with intent, and eyed the bed he'd slept in; he stripped it, folded everything, and started Hunting....for the laundry room...silly, but this simple act actually calmed the mind...

Found it...

"Wow...if the whole mechanic thing doesn't work out, Ryder could open a laundromat." Soth thought, looking around. Of course, it made sense, Ryder and his staff would be working around grease, oil, and different...fluids... Soth remembered one incident where a car actually spewed red fluid out of a hose....it looked like a beast spurting blood...

"Anyway, they would have to have a setup like this; there's probably an industrial style shower here... somewhere. I will Hunt for it..." Soth thought.

But first...😄💪

Soth had seen it in his side vision; it looked solid enough to hold his weight...he wondered if it was meant for heat, water, or both...Soth looked at it closely....and...

"Ryder won't mind; if I break it, I will pay to replace it. Only as long as the washer is running...then the dryer..."

"Up!"

"This is more like it..." Soth actually relaxed as he let his brain shut off and be physical for a while. He never thought he'd miss the Hellpits; how could anyone miss the Hellpits, fighting for your life, making sure your Pack Brother was okay (Knight, Soth, he's a Knight 😞, you just think of him like one). Making sure the parts the Adventurers don't want to do get done...

"The bone crunching, the skull bashing, the head ripping....then of course the fun part..."

"Come on, Demon Boy, it's where your Hunting skills really come in handy...you pick out the strongest one...you smile at it...umm, that fear, it really revs up the fight or flight response, ups their strength nicely..."

"Then you give them that nice, big hug; it doesn't really hurt, just ask William, and the rush...oh yes...we've 'talked' about this before...why go over it now?"

His duality...his subconscious...he knew better how to fight back...

"The people I keep safe...the new ones I meet."

"Oh yeah...them...the ones that treat you like a savage monster, running about bare chested so everyone can ask 'Dear Gods, what is that thing?' those people?"

"Yes, them, the kids that ask for 'upsies' afterwards even with me covered in yuck.."

"Yeah... whatever...you know you've done over 200 reps, right?"

"Oh..."

"Not a drop of sweat, not a twitch of muscle, not an ache of bone; wanna do 200 more?"

Soth looked down at himself; of course, no signs of physical stress were visible...

"That's why you like to push yourself in private; you're going to look the same, no matter what you do, eat like a Wight, workout like a Hellhound, you feel bad for the purebloods."

It was one, of a few, things that he couldn't change; the Shaqarava, the strength, the senses, but he saw something else that had changed.

"My flare is gone...I'm calm...at Peace..."

"It won't last; it never does, even here..."

Slam!

"See?"

It must've been on the first floor; Soth couldn't feel the vibrations up here...it sounded like a door...

"Ryder..." Soth said, aloud...

Soth paused just long enough to dress properly...

[zponds]

(Credit goes to FB820onDeviantArt on Deviantart)

Noah is Near Pure Good

What Makes Him Close to Being Pure Good?

In General

He always stands up against villains that try to conquer the world.

Whenever fighting Niles, it's to only thwart him and never outright intends to take his life.

He is a very whimsical and lively person who enjoys being the center of attention, impressing others, and making them laugh.

He attempted to save Danny when he was kidnapped by Jafar and despite being unable to save him, he went through many procedures to ensure it would never happen again nor to himself.

He defends Danny whenever he gets bullied.

He's very protective towards his friends and whenever teasing some of them, it's usually in a playful manner.

Unlike his adoptive father, he shows genuine concern for the safety and wellbeing of others.

He has a great ability to forgive those who used to be his enemy, accepting their personalities that contrast or parallel his own.

The Genie Team

He asked The Genie Team to help him reclaim Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.

He defeated Darla and Max by turning her into a blueberry and by sending him through the Television Chocolate Setup respectively.

He asked Ellie to turn him into a genie so that Danny wouldn't feel so lonely as the only boy genie.

When he stopped Niles from destroying Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory, he asks him why he's doing so instead of trying to kill him.

He helped The Genie Team defeat Cobra, helped Juliet beat Jackson Storm in their race, and helped build Tara and Tom's new house.

The Genie Team: A.I.M.G.P.

He founded the A.I.M.G.P. in order to help people who had or hadn't been turned into genies get revenge on those who wronged them.

He helped his friends escape the Crystal Cavern under the A.I.M.G.P. HQ.

He defeated villains like Headridge and Snide with help from his friends.

He freed many genies from the influence of the Aura of Evil.

Noahsworld: The Zahramazing Adventure

He accepted Shimmer and Shine's request to help them save Zahramay Falls from danger.

He collected the Chaos Emeralds and Genie Gems and didn't abuse their power.

He defeated Zala and saved Danny and Abby when they were kidnapped by Zeta.

He returned the Master Emerald back to Samira.

Noahsworld: Tales from Noah and his Friends

He came to San Diego to share his chocolate making knowledge there and possibly to the world as well.

He accepted the deal with Arthur Slugworth in hopes that Arabella would have a better life, though he quickly broke it when he realized the boat to Hawaii was rigged to blow and he was meant to be killed.

Though he broke the deal, Arthur Slugworth had already made it unfair and broke it himself by letting Mr. Bongo and Ms. Crackett keep Arabella in the laundromat for the rest of her life, so this isn't really bad.

He exposed the Chocolate Cartel's crimes to the police and had them arrested.

Amanda's Mermaid Adventures

He helped the Helpful Mermaids to find and reunite himself with Danny and Abby.

He and Danny helped Amanda and the Helpful Mermaids save Mina and Chibichibi from Burton Plushtoy III.

Molly and the M Gang

He stopped Niles and Amber from plotting against him and his friends by trying to punch him in the face.

He protected Danny from the three merbullies and helped the M Gang stop them from stealing a Golden Hand Bell.

He became an actor for Travis' film without hesitation.

What Prevents Him from Being Pure Good?

He acts like a bit of a jerk at times, as he tends to enjoy taunting much of his enemies, Niles especially.

He can be pretty rude, arrogant, and reckless sometimes, leading him to making extremely poor decisions.

He is a bit mischievous, such as when he once hit Ellie with a pie for a joke.

He has moments where he lets his overly secretive behavior get the best of him.

He is very reckless, which can inadvertently cause harm to others.

He is somewhat lethal, as seen when he and Danny beat the life out of two IO Guards, and while they somewhat deserved it for being part of the IO's scheme, Noah still showed clear sadism in doing so.

[creations-by-chaosfay]

A couple folks have asked about why I won't work arts and crafts fairs, sewing as they're especially popular this time of year.

Here's the list why:

Covid - Husband and I both wear masks, but most people do not. We're both high risk and have contracted this deadly disease once, and still deal with the longterm effects. Oh, covid is the leading cause of death now here the US. Getting people to use hand sanitizer before touching anything is also a major issue. It's like dealing with toddlers. Now, before covid...

Scented items - everyone seems to use horrific artifical fragrances on their holiday items. I tried working an arts and crafts holiday fair about 12 years ago. In just half an hour, I was dealing with a really bad asthma attack. The "zero refund" policy was waived so we could get refund on paying for the vendor space. Because I nearly died.

Sensory nightmare - A&CFs tend to take place in auditoriums and school gyms. Lots of echoing and no soft surfaces (like carpeting) to absorb thr noise. The lighting hurts my eyes and tends to flicker because fluorescent lights are like that. I end up needing frequent breaks. Don't get me started on the odors, namely body odor. These places smell like sweaty teenagers who refuse to wear deodorant and instead marinate in body spray (scented rubbing alcohol) by Bath & Body Works. It's bad.

Permit/license - In Oregon, I'm required have a license or permit to be a vendor. You need these for garage/yard sales too, and those are free. Street vendor permits are free, but if vendoring indoors? It's not. I'm Disabled and that can complicate things. I can't be a street vendor, like at a farmers market, because of sensory nightmare and the heat. Even with a tent to keep thr sun out, I will not be okay.

Fabric absorbs odors - all that stink will need to be washed outta the fabric. That means a trip to the laundromat immediately after an event because I cannot pack these things away before washing. That's expensive.

Exhaustion - On top of this, we will be exhausted. That's a problem we acquired from covid: we exhaust easily, especially me. I can walk nearly a mile now, but it's taken a year to recover this much. That's just walking. There's all the talking and the social masking I need to do because of my autism and adhd, and dealing with the sensory nightmare. Then setup and repacking everything.

It's simply not worth it. Especially considering folks will balk at the prices and argue that I need to lower them to what they consider "reasonable" because apparently they can find these quilts at Walmart. Dealing with them is a special kind of Hell I never wanna deal with again.

Please stop suggesting I work at these events.

[kaerinio]

inspired by this: in modern verses and aus, dany's laundry setup is really nice. in most modern realms, she has a little laundry room with cabinets for all her detergents and extra storage. there is a table where she may fold her laundry (but honestly, she's not sure what she was thinking when she determined that she needed an entire room with a table; more often than not, she folds her laundry on the couch, so she can multi-task more effectively). she has a modern setup with a front-loading washer and dryer. her dryer has little wool balls to aid in more efficient drying and wrinkle-management. however, something that has followed her from her childhood is the habit of hanging her clothing outside to dry. i've delved into it in the past, but, as a child, dany's clothing often consisted of viserys' hand-me-downs, donations, and thrifted clothing. a lot of the time, these pieces were ill-fitting, and she could only keep as much as she could efficiently carry. in order to preserve these pieces, she would wash them, wherever she could (whether it be at a family friend's home, a laundromat when they could, or various bathrooms), and hang them outside. now, dany doesn't always hang all her clothing up on her terrace/balcony after it's been washed; she is really good at hanging the clothing that requires being hung to dry. but, there are times when she worries about the integrity of her clothing and feels that, perhaps, they deserve a break from being jostled around in the dryer. then, she will grab her little basket of colorful clothespins and hangers and laundry racks and get to work.

[rookshocksshack]

Man im so sick n tired of not having my own washer/dryer setup.

Its worse when the only laundromat in town closed on 2022 april 1st. The owner was rly nice, and he did inform us that he wanted to upgrade to a new location, but the local school system bought out his old AND new location, so theres no chance of having that in town anymore.

P sure thats the reason why our housing tax/rent went up. Ive driven by the bought locations and it just looks empty. Tf is the point of buying it out and never use it

[aceofshitposts]

also i have to send you something bruharley too — so, them + candles

tauria i could kiss u straight on the mouth (platonically and consensually)

-

The thing is: Harley doesn't have a romantic bone in her body.

Oh, she's tried.

Lord and every Gothamite over the age of ten knows.

Before the Joker she hardly had time for such seemingly frivolous things and after... well, that wasn't romance and the less said about it probably the better.

Things with Ivy were also different. A whirlwind of intense emotions, and probably some form of codependency if Harley was honest, that all came to a head when Pamela had broken down crying in the middle of Harley taking her to bed and admitted she didn't enjoy sex at all.

It's nobody's fault, least of all Pamela's but. It was still unconventional.

And it's no secret that Harley's idea of a good time can still be condensed into smashing shit.

... Which probably has to do with a lot of unprocessed trauma and rage but that's neither here nor there.

No, the point is. Harley is trying to do this properly. Selina had laughed in her face when she tried (politely!!) to ask for tips, grinning like the cat who'd caught the canary when she said, "oh, you've got it bad, don't you?" Leave it to Catwoman to stick her claws right into a weak spot.

"Mostly, we played roof top tag," she says, twirling the diamond necklace she'd just liberated from its case in her fingers, "if you know what I mean."

Unhelpful, overall.

So, here she is, standing in the middle of her shitty one bedroom above a failing laundromat (the only place she could get to rent to her considering), candles lit on almost every surface and a meal she made an honest effort to cook herself but half of it was still from frozen.

It's.

It's the thought that counts, right?

She feels a little giddy, actually, having somehow managed to do a somewhat nice setup for the night. Or maybe it's the fact that a few of the candles are scented and not exactly complimentary in that regard and the chemicals are beginning to affect her brain.

Bruce climbs in through the window in full Batman regalia not five minutes later, pausing once inside to look around the room.

"Is... your power out?"

"Uh, surprise?" Harley chooses to say in response, nerves causing her to lilt her voice into a question. "I made dinner! Your birds said they'd cover so, if you wanted."

"Oh."

Great. She's totally bunked it this time, what was she thinking! Maybe she should have just copied Selina, leaving destruction in her wake to get him to chase her...

"This is very kind of you, Harley," Bruce says quietly after what Harley would describe as an excruciating pause. He reaches up and pulls back the cowl. "I don't think... Alfred's usually the only one who cooks for me."

"Well, I can't say it'll be as good as his but I did my best."

Bruce crosses the room in two long strides, a hand coming up to cup Harley's cheek with a soft smile that was so unlike the usual Batman she'd see out on the streets. "I'm sure it will be amazing."

Then his face wrinkles, nose scrunching up just slightly as he takes another look around the dimly lit living room.

"Perhaps we can blow out some of these candles, though, it smells like my great grandmother's perfume in here."

[impulsivelycontentious]

I think it's fairly accurate that if you can get all the SERVICES you need in that time but rhe employees for those services can't get there in the same time it's a theme park. Where are they living? Affordable housing is key to achieving this since it shouldn't just be "15m for those rich enough to live in the middle". I also think 30m to be a more realistic time frame but we're not here to fuck about with that.

I grew up with a supermarket, library, laundromat, fish and chip shop, and corner shop all in 20m walk. There was also a green grocer, bakerym and butcher if you made it 30. Most employees lived nearby - many lived above the shops as those were flats (apartments). It was a residential area.

By which I mean it's not unrealistic to expect the housing costs to reflect the pay rate of the services. You really shouldn't have long commute times for jobs which are common except by chance in this kind of setup. The rent shouldn't be so high employees can't live near where they work.

[alight12thave]

Convenient Living

Having in-unit laundry can really make your life easier, especially when you’re juggling classes and social activities. At Alight 12th Ave, you can enjoy the convenience of doing laundry at home, without having to hunt for quarters or wait for machines. The apartments feature 2 and 3-bedroom layouts, each with single bedrooms and private bathrooms, giving you plenty of personal space. Plus, the walk-in closets provide extra room for all your stuff. Imagine coming home after a busy day and just tossing your clothes in the washer—no more trips to the laundromat. This setup makes Alight 12th Ave a top student accommodation option for University of Oklahoma students, blending comfort with convenience for an enjoyable college experience.

The Transportation System in Norman, Oklahoma

Getting around Norman, Oklahoma, is pretty straightforward. The city is well laid out, so driving is usually easy, and traffic isn’t as heavy as in larger cities. You’ll find major roads like I-35 that connect Norman to Oklahoma City, making commuting simple if you need to go downtown. Public transportation is there, too, with buses running regular routes across town, including stops near the university. For students, there’s the CART system, which provides free rides around the campus area. Biking is an option, with paths and trails in certain parts of town, though some areas could use more bike lanes. While Norman isn’t massive, having a car can make things more convenient, especially if you’re heading out to nearby spots.

Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Oklahoma

The Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman is a must-see if you’re into college football or just want to feel the excitement of game day. Home to the Oklahoma Sooners, this stadium gets packed with fans dressed in crimson and cream, ready to cheer on their team. It’s huge, holding over 80,000 people, and the energy here is contagious. Even if you’re not a sports fan, it’s impressive to see—especially when the stadium’s full and the band’s playing. The place also holds a lot of history, with plaques and displays that celebrate legendary players and big wins. Stopping by on a game day gives you a real taste of the community spirit that Norman’s known for.

Norman Call Center, ACT, Announces Plan to Add 800 More Jobs

The news about Advanced Call Center Technologies (ACT) planning to add 800 jobs in Norman is exciting for the community. This move will make ACT the largest private employer in the city, which could bring a real boost to the local economy. Currently, the call center has around 700 employees, providing support for big names like Bank of America and Merrill Lynch. Lee Sturgill, the vice president of operations, mentioned that most of their employees are full-time, and the turnover rate is impressively low. This means they’re not just hiring but also retaining talent, which is great for job stability. With these new positions, it sounds like there will be more opportunities for people looking for work in the area, which is definitely a positive development.

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Contractor Accommodation in Ipswich: Finding Your Home Away From Home

When it comes to finding comfortable, convenient places to stay for short-term or extended work projects, contractor accommodation in Ipswich is increasingly popular. This town, known for its rich history, beautiful waterfront, and proximity to key business hubs, has a lot to offer for contractors who need more than just a bed for the night. Choosing the right accommodation can make all the difference in work productivity, well-being, and even work-life balance during the project.

Why Ipswich Is Ideal for Contractor Accommodation

Ipswich has a unique blend of traditional charm and modern facilities, making it an appealing place for contractors. Situated close to major cities and transport links, it offers easy commuting options for nearby job sites while allowing guests to return to a more relaxed, laid-back environment after work. This is especially valuable for contractors who often face demanding, long hours on the job.

Whether contractors are working on construction, utilities, or engineering projects, Ipswich provides both urban amenities and a peaceful atmosphere to unwind. And with more businesses in the region opting for contractors to manage flexible project requirements, demand for quality contractor accommodation in Ipswich has steadily grown.

What to Look for in Contractor Accommodation in Ipswich

The right accommodation goes beyond a place to sleep. Contractors, especially those staying for several weeks or months, need comfort, convenience, and functional spaces. Here are some features to consider:

Fully Furnished Spaces: Contractors typically prefer accommodations that are fully furnished. Look for places that have essentials like beds, sofas, kitchen appliances, and work desks. This minimizes setup time, allowing contractors to focus on their work.

Kitchen Facilities: Eating out can be costly and unhealthy over extended stays, so a functional kitchen is essential. Many contractor accommodations in Ipswich offer well-equipped kitchens, making it easy for guests to cook their own meals, eat healthier, and save on food expenses.

Wi-Fi and Workspace: Reliable Wi-Fi is non-negotiable. Contractors often need to communicate with clients, access work files, or stay updated on project management tools. Some accommodations also provide dedicated workspace areas, which can be a significant advantage.

Proximity to Job Sites and Amenities: Contractors benefit from staying near their job sites to save time and reduce commuting stress. Ipswich has many properties strategically located near business areas, public transport, and amenities like grocery stores, making it easier for contractors to manage their day-to-day needs.

Laundry Facilities: For longer stays, in-house laundry facilities are a must. Having access to a washer and dryer saves contractors time and money, eliminating the need to rely on laundromats.

Flexible Terms: Flexibility in booking terms is another key benefit for contractor accommodation in Ipswich. Contractors often have uncertain project timelines, so accommodations that allow extensions or short-term bookings offer valuable peace of mind.

Types of Contractor Accommodation in Ipswich

Ipswich offers a range of accommodation options tailored to different contractor needs. Here are some popular choices:

Serviced Apartments: These apartments are fully furnished, come with regular cleaning services, and offer more privacy than hotels. They also often provide flexible leasing options, making them an ideal choice for contractors.

House Shares: For contractors working in teams, house shares can be a cost-effective solution. These accommodations allow multiple contractors to share communal spaces while having private bedrooms, creating a balance between privacy and camaraderie.

Studios and One-Bedroom Apartments: For solo contractors, studios and one-bedroom apartments provide a compact, private living space. They are ideal for short stays and are equipped with essential amenities like kitchens and Wi-Fi.

The Benefits of Choosing Contractor Accommodation in Ipswich

When contractors choose Ipswich for their accommodation, they aren’t just picking a place to stay — they’re choosing a home base that supports both their professional and personal lives. Ipswich’s combination of convenience, flexibility, and homely comforts can significantly enhance a contractor’s experience, helping them stay refreshed and focused on the job.

Finding suitable contractor accommodation in Ipswich has never been easier, with a variety of options tailored to meet every need. Whether for a few weeks or several months, choosing a space that aligns with the contractor’s requirements can make a noticeable difference in job performance and overall satisfaction during the project.

Final Thoughts

The ideal contractor accommodation in Ipswich balances convenience, comfort, and flexibility. By understanding the specific needs of contractors — like proximity to work sites, kitchen facilities, and Wi-Fi — businesses and accommodation providers can better cater to this growing workforce segment. For contractors coming to Ipswich, the town’s variety of housing options ensures they’ll find a space that meets their needs and feels like a second home.