How Should You Read a Recommendation for a Laundry in Taoyuan? Six Things to Compare Before You Choose a Shop

Last updated: 13 November 2026 | This article is based on EN Laundry’s currently published collection, quoting and treatment processes, and will be updated if the rules change.

When you choose a laundry in Taoyuan, you can start by comparing these six things: how they quote, whether prices are public, how collection works and where they collect, how many days it takes, how clothes are tracked, and how special materials are treated. All of these can be asked clearly before you send anything in, or looked up on the website. For each item below we first set out what matters in a comparison, then give EN Laundry’s current practice, so you can compare.

1. Do they look at the garment first and then quote, or name a figure first?

Materials, stains and how far a garment has aged all differ, and so does the difficulty of treating the same kind of item. The more solid practice is to look at the garment on intake and then quote, and to start only after you agree. If extra treatment is found to be needed along the way (for example a stubborn stain), they should explain first and then let you decide.

EN Laundry’s practice: we inspect and photograph on intake, quote only after we’ve seen the garment, and wash only after you agree. If extra treatment is needed along the way, we’ll explain the situation and the charge on LINE first, and you decide.

2. Can you look up the prices?

Some shops only tell you the price when you ask. You can look at whether the shop publishes a price list, how each item is charged, and which situations are quoted separately.

EN Laundry’s practice: price listis published as text, and every item has a price — that’s the basic price. Serious stains, special materials, dismantling or repairs are quoted separately; we explain first, then treat them.

3. The door-to-door collection area and delivery fees

If you work during the day and don’t have time to come to the shop, you can compare whether they offer door-to-door pickup, which districts they collect in, and how delivery fees and the free-delivery threshold are calculated. If you live in Zhongli, Luzhu, Nankan, Linkou or similar areas, first confirm whether your address is in the area.

EN Laundry’s practice: we collect and deliver throughout Taiwan. All of Taoyuan (including Zhongli, Luzhu and the Nankan area) and Linkou District, New Taipei City, have door-to-door service; Taipei City, New Taipei City, Hsinchu City and Hsinchu County can also have door-to-door pickup and delivery; other areas are by shipping (7-Eleven store-to-store shipping). For delivery fees and the free-delivery threshold in each area, see thedoor-to-door pickup and deliverypage. It’s also fine if you’re not at home on the day: leave the items at the door or with the building office, and tell us on LINE.

4. How many days until you get them back?

Turnaround varies a great deal: some take a day or two, some more than a week. Before you send anything in, ask clearly “roughly how many business days from intake to return”; if you need something urgently, confirm first.

EN Laundry’s practice: everyday garments usually take about 5–7 business days; items sent by courier about 10–14 business days; Bag Wash (collected only in Taoyuan District, Luzhu District and Zhongli District) about 1–2 days. Leather goods, designer bags and special treatments take longer; we’ll tell you when we take them in.

5. Can you find out where your clothes are?

When there are many items, what people fear most is not knowing where they’ve got to, and whether they’ve been mixed with someone else’s. You can ask whether the shop tracks items with tags, and whether the condition is recorded on intake.

EN Laundry’s practice: every garment is given its own tag, and you can check on the website or on LINE which stage it is at. We inspect and photograph on intake, and the whole cleaning process is recorded on video; you can review it if you have a question.

6. How are special materials, luxury pieces and valuables treated?

Things such as down duvets, sneakers, wool jackets and designer bags are not suited to being treated like everyday clothes. You can ask whether the shop treats them separately by material, or washes everything together; and whether conditions that cannot be restored (for example dye transfer, fading from long exposure to the sun, or an aged leather coating) are explained honestly first.

• Sneakers and leather shoes:Shoe-cleaning prices and how we treat them
• Down duvets and quilts:Down duvets and quilts
• Wool jackets, coats and sweaters:Garment dry cleaning and wet cleaning
• Designer bags, leather goods and designer shoes:Luxury cleaning
• Infant car seats and strollers:Car seats and strollers

If you’re not sure something can be cleaned, or whether it’s worth cleaning, you can send a photo on LINE first; we’ll tell you honestly.

For a large volume of everyday clothes, Bag Wash or individual pieces?

Everyday clothes you change often, loungewear, and sheets and duvet covers are less fuss priced by the bag. Suits, coats, down and luxury pieces that need to be treated individually are better sent as single items. EN Laundry’sBag Washis only collected in Taoyuan District, Luzhu District and Zhongli District of Taoyuan City, takes about 1–2 days, and we don’t offer shipping. For collection times and rules for Bag Wash, seeCommon questions about Bag Wash。

Common questions

Q1. How should you read a recommendation for a laundry in Taoyuan?

You can compare these six things: how they quote, whether prices are public, the collection area, turnaround, garment tracking, and how special materials are treated. Each can be asked clearly before you send anything in; if you can’t get a concrete answer, you can compare a few more shops.

Q2. If I live in Zhongli, Luzhu, Nankan or Linkou, can I have door-to-door pickup?

Yes. All of Taoyuan (including Zhongli, Luzhu and the Nankan area) and Linkou District, New Taipei City, have door-to-door service; Taipei City, New Taipei City, Hsinchu City and Hsinchu County can also have door-to-door pickup and delivery; other areas are by shipping (7-Eleven store-to-store shipping). For delivery fees in each area, see thedoor-to-door pickup and deliverypage.

Q3. How can I contact EN Laundry?

Opening hours are Monday to Friday 09:00–21:00, Saturday 13:00–21:00, closed Sunday. You can contact us on official LINE or by phone at 03-311-1594. The shop is in Nankan, Luzhu, Taoyuan.