Where can you find a launderette in Oslo?
Self-service launderettes in Oslo, prices and how you pay.
Short answer
Oslo has several self-service launderettes, including Clean Kokos at Frogner and Grünerløkka, Snarvask in Thorvald Meyers gate and Café Laundromat in Underhaugsveien 2. Clean Kokos charges NOK 49 for a wash and NOK 39 extra for drying, with detergent included. Its launderettes are open every day from 06:00 to 22:00, and you pay in an app.
Why
- Clean Kokos says on its website that its Oslo launderettes are in Skovveien 6 at Frogner and Markveien 28 at Grünerløkka, open daily from 06:00 to 22:00 with no staff on site.
- Visit Oslo writes that Clean Kokos Grünerløkka has nine industrial washing machines that finish a wash in 49 minutes.
- Visit Oslo lists Snarvask in Thorvald Meyers gate 18, with both self-service and delivery, and Café Laundromat in Underhaugsveien 2, which has washing machines and tumble dryers.
Details
At Clean Kokos the detergent is added automatically and is included in the price. You start the machines in the appWash by Miele app and top up your account with Visa, Mastercard or PayPal. Visit Oslo also lists Clean Kokos laundries at Sagene and Tøyen, and Snarvask offers dry cleaning and tailoring too.
Tip
Collect your laundry from Clean Kokos before 21:00: the door closes automatically then, and the company warns that you can lock yourself out.
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Sources
- Clean Kokos: self-service laundrettes in OsloChecked at:
- Visit Oslo: Snarvask laundryChecked at:
- Visit Oslo: Clean Kokos GrünerløkkaChecked at:
- Visit Oslo: Café LaundromatChecked at:
Prices change, so check with the launderette before you go.
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