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Introduction
Water and energy are usually the two biggest operating costs in a laundromat. Bringing them under control lifts your margin without raising prices.1. Tune your cycles and loads
- Avoid running partial loads
- Use shorter programs for lightly soiled garments
- Batch by fabric type so the wash settings match the load
2. Maintenance that pays for itself
- Clean lint and water filters on a fixed schedule
- Inspect for leaks weekly — a slow drip in a commercial machine can waste hundreds of gallons a month
- Calibrate water heater and dryer temperatures
3. Smart scheduling
- Run heavy loads during off-peak utility hours when your provider offers a lower rate
- Block-schedule large washes instead of starting and stopping the machines all day

4. Measure and compare
- Log your weekly water and energy consumption
- Compare consumption against the number of tickets you processed
- Flag any unexpected spike — it's almost always a leak, a broken seal or a programming mistake
Conclusion
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