Washing duvets at the laundromat in Stuttgart-Ost
At the Wash&Go Laundromat Stuttgart-Ost you wash your duvet in the large 18 kg XXL washing machine for €13.50 (from €10.20 with the discount card). Afterwards it goes into a 20 kg dryer, where 20 minutes is often enough.
Why not wash it at home?
A duvet soaks up a lot of water during the wash and needs room to move, so it gets properly clean and the filling doesn't clump. A normal 6 or 7 kg household machine just doesn't have that space. The large 18 kg washing machine has plenty of room, even for a double duvet.
How to wash your duvet, step by step
- Check the care label: most down and synthetic duvets can handle 40 to 60 degrees.
- Place the duvet loosely in the large XXL washing machine and add detergent to the dispenser.
- Select your machine at the payment terminal, pay, then press the start button.
- After about 35 minutes, move it to the dryer on a medium temperature. Two or three tennis balls keep the filling fluffy.
- Shake it out now and then, and add more time until the duvet is completely dry.
What it costs
Washing costs €13.50, plus €1.50 per 10 minutes of drying. With 20 minutes in the dryer that comes to €16.50, or from €12.40 with the discount card. Pillows and covers often fit into the drum at the same time.
Coming from Bad Cannstatt, Untertürkheim or Esslingen? Bringing a duvet is easiest by car; routes and travel times are on our directions pages.
Wash pillows and bed linen at the same time
Since the duvet is going into the large washing machine anyway, why not make it a full bedding day? While the duvet runs in the 18 kg XXL machine, wash covers, sheets and pillowcases next to it in an 8 kg machine. The laundromat Stuttgart-Ost has 14 washing machines, so a second one is usually free straight away.
After about 35 minutes both are done. The duvet and pillows then go into one of the large 20 kg dryers, and the bed linen into another.