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Lotta's Laundry
Laundry Washer & Driver Flexible Schedule
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A Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver drives large commercial vehicles such as tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, or big rigs. Responsibilities typically include transporting cargo across long distances, sometimes over the course of multiple days. They may work for trucking companies, freight carriers, logistics, or shipping companies.
$43,294 / year median in Washington
-12% projected decline
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Laundry Washer & Driver - Flexible Schedule Lotta's Laundry Bainbridge Island, WA Job Details Part-time $200 - $600 a week 19 hours ago Benefits Flexible schedule Referral program Qualifications Route driving Packing Moving Laundry dryer machines Slack Driver's License Full Job Description Lotta's Laundry | Laundry Washer & Dryer | Independent Contractor (1099) Someone has to keep the pink bags moving. Is this you? You already do this. The folding, the sorting, making sure everything has a place — you do it for your own house, for free. We'll pay you real money to do the same thing for Bainbridge Island customers who can't keep up with it themselves. Our washers take home $200-600 a week, plus tips. No boss standing over you, no corporate schedule — you build your hours around Monday, Wednesday, and Friday pickups. And you'd be driving around repping a brand people here already know and genuinely love (30 five-star reviews and counting). Good fit for stay-at-home parents, retirees, working professionals looking for second income without having to travel to work. This is for anyone who wants real income that works around their life instead of taking it over. About Lotta's Laundry Lotta's started on Bainbridge Island because nobody actually likes doing laundry, and most of the services that try to help with it still feel like a company — not something you'd tell your neighbor about. So that's what we focused on: being something people actually want to use, not just tolerate. People trust us with their actual laundry, week after week, and that trust is the whole reason we've grown into a five-star, word-of-mouth business. Most of our new customers still come from someone telling a friend, not from an ad we ran. None of that happens without whoever's actually doing the pickup, the fold, and the drop-off. For a lot of our customers, you're the only part of Lotta's they ever see in person, which means the experience you give them is the experience of the brand. Why this matters more than it sounds Customers hand us their actual laundry — personal detergent preferences, delicate items, sometimes a newborn's bedding or someone's one good set of sheets. That trust is the whole business. You're the one keeping that promise, order after order, which means remembering that a customer likes things folded a certain way or returned on hangers without needing to be told twice. Consistency is what's earned us this trust, and it's what keeps customers coming back. We need people who take that as seriously as we do. What you'll actually be doing You're the whole experience for our customers, start to finish: Pick up and drop off laundry using your own car, on a custom route assigned the morning of Wash, dry, and fold at verified home setup or one of our partner laundromats, following Lotta's standards (we'll train you — no guessing). Spot-treat stains, keep orders separated, and pack everything back up neatly. Return completed orders within 48 hours. Keep us in the loop in Slack if anything comes up. It's hands-on, repetitive-in-a-satisfying-way work. If you like the feeling of a perfectly folded stack of towels, you'll get that a few times a week. Who thrives in this role You notice things other people don't — a stain on a shirt, wrinkle in the sheets, a stray cat hair on a shirt, a car that could use a wipe-down before the next stop. When you say something will be done by Thursday, it's done by Thursday, no reminder required. The $200-600 a week works because it fits into the actual gaps in your life — school pickup, a free afternoon, a Saturday morning — instead of taking over your calendar. And when Slack pings, you see it, and nobody's chasing you down.