Where can you get dry cleaning in Oslo?
Dry cleaners in Oslo with addresses and services.
Short answer
Dry cleaners in Oslo include Frogner Rens og Vask in Frognerveien 44A, Sentrum Renseri og Skomakeri in Tollbugata 27 and Snarvask in Thorvald Meyers gate 18. Visit Oslo says Frogner Rens og Vask cleans clothes on the same day and offers pickup and delivery. Sentrum Renseri also cleans curtains, sleeping bags, rugs and leather, and Snarvask has a tailor.
Why
- Frogner Rens says on its website that it cleans clothes and pillows and also offers shoe repair and clothing repairs.
- Visit Oslo lists Sentrum Renseri og Skomakeri in Tollbugata 27 for cleaning and washing, repairs of shoes, bags and leather clothes, and key cutting.
- Visit Oslo describes Snarvask in Thorvald Meyers gate 18 as a laundry with self-service and delivery that also offers dry cleaning and tailoring.
Details
Call ahead to check opening hours and prices. Visit Oslo gives the phone number 22 42 44 84 for Frogner Rens og Vask and 22 42 00 16 for Sentrum Renseri og Skomakeri. Frogner Rens og Vask also offers company agreements.
Tip
If you cannot get to the shop, ask Frogner Rens og Vask about pickup and delivery, which Visit Oslo lists among its services.
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Sources
- Frogner RensChecked at:
- Visit Oslo: Frogner Rens og VaskChecked at:
- Visit Oslo: Sentrum Renseri og SkomakeriChecked at:
- Visit Oslo: Snarvask laundryChecked at:
Services and opening hours change, so call the dry cleaner before you go.
Related questions
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In Oslo you can have a rug cleaned at home by Oslo Møbel og Tepperens, from NOK 990, or take it to a Vinderen Rens dry cleaner.
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Hand in electronics and batteries at a shop that sells the same type of product or at a recycling station, where Oslo also takes larger amounts of polystyrene.
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Do cleaning companies have to be approved in Norway?
Yes, every business offering cleaning services in Norway must be approved by the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority (Arbeidstilsynet), and buying cleaning from unapproved firms is illegal.