26th August 2025

When you drop off your laundry in Ubud, you probably assume it's washed with care. But here’s the truth: most laundry services mix multiple customers' clothes into one machine to save time and cut costs.
At Diggy Doos Laundry Ubud, we never do that — every customer’s laundry is washed separately, in its own dedicated machine that’s sanitised between each use.
Why? Because hygiene, quality, and respect for your belongings are non-negotiable.
Let’s break down why this difference matters.
When laundry is mixed with other people’s:
You don’t know where their clothes have been
You risk cross-contamination from bacteria, body fluids, pet hair, or harsh chemicals
Delicate fabrics can be damaged by being washed alongside heavier or soiled items
At Diggy Doos:
We wash your clothes separately
Machines are sanitised between each load
Whites and delicates get their own special care cycle
Mass-wash laundries may ignore garment types, colors, or washing instructions — leading to:
Color bleeding
Shrinkage
Fabric damage
Lost socks (it happens more than you think!)
By keeping your laundry separate, we can:
Respect your fabric care labels
Keep white garments from going grey
Use your preferred detergent or essential oil scent
Return every item clean, intact, and folded — just how you like it
Ever gotten laundry back and thought, “Wait, this isn’t mine”?
When clothes are combined, mix-ups are common — especially in Ubud, where many guests use similar travel gear, yoga clothes, or linens.
At Diggy Doos, we keep your laundry bag and machine completely separate, with tracking and tagging at every step. What you give us is exactly what you get back — no surprises.
We pair our separate-wash policy with:
Essential oil–based detergents, not harsh chemicals
Eco-friendly wash options
A choice of sensitive-skin safe products
Reusable packaging and minimal plastic use
It’s laundry that respects you, your health, and the planet.
Using our CleanCloud technology, you can:
Track your laundry in real-time
Receive pickup/delivery updates
Get notified when your order is ready
You’re never left wondering what happened to your clothes — we keep you informed every step of the way.
In Ubud, it’s common for budget laundry services to combine clothes to save money. And while it may be cheaper, you risk:
Hygiene issues
Damaged or missing clothes
Unwanted detergent or scent residue
A general lack of quality
That’s why more and more people — travelers, expats, locals — are choosing Diggy Doos Laundry Ubud for a better, safer, more reliable experience.
You wouldn’t share a toothbrush — so why share a washing machine?
At Diggy Doos, we believe laundry should be personal, clean, and handled with care. That’s why we’re proud to wash every load separately, with high standards and heart.
📲 Message us on WhatsApp to schedule your pickup
🕘 Or stop by between 9AM and 9PM — we’re always ready to help you stay fresh.
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