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At Paradise Laundry we believe it is important to be kind to our environment, so we offer large, front-loading washers at all of our laundries. These state-of-the-art high efficiency washing machines use less water and are more energy efficient than the older top-loading washers found in most laundromats. When you use less water you need less soap which will save you money. In addition the front load washers spin at 200 G's equal to 200 times the force of gravity which extracts more water cutting your dry time in half. If you have less water to evaporate in the dryer you are using less gas which saves you time and money.

At The Laundry Factory we focus on maintaining the highest possible standard of quality and service while providing exceptional value to our customers. We provide our customers with prompt service that easily fits into your busy lifestyle. The Laundry Factory has always strived to ensure that the customer has a great experience when using our facilities. Our equipment reflects this statement as it is the latest cleaning technology and is maintained to the highest standards. We have always prided ourselves on being in the forefront when it comes to environmental responsibility and stewardship. Our stores combine solar panels, high efficiency equipment, and environmentally friendly design to limit our impact on the earth.

Barth's Cleaning Centre opened its doors to the public in April 1977. Prior to Barth's Orangeville opening, Jack Barth worked part time in his parents' dry cleaning business for 6 years, while going to school and 14 years full time following high school. His parents' business grew to 5 locations and 7 delivery routes employing over 50 employees. They were located in Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Aurora and Newmarket. When Jack's parents retired, their business was sold. Jack decided to start a smaller business more easily managed away from the hustle and bustle of a larger urban area. Jack found the location for his smaller business in November 1976 in Orangeville. Orangeville had a population of 12,000 people with a shortage of dry cleaning businesses that knew what the word service meant. It took until April 1977 for the building to be completed and the dry cleaning and coin laundry machinery to be purchased and installed.