"cleaning and laundry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to tasks related to the cleaning and care of clothes and fabrics. For example, "I had a lot to do today – cleaning, laundry, and grocery shopping."
But she still did most, if not all, of the cooking, cleaning and laundry.
The £4,250 can be on a room-only basis or it can include payments for meals, cleaning and laundry.
Food, gas, clothing, personal care products and cleaning and laundry supplies make up less than a quarter of household spending in the United States, according to government data.
Telephone listings for 1950 show tenants like Keefe & Keefe, an ambulance service; the Ladies Home Journall testing laboratory; and Cleaning and Laundry World, a publication.
He pays what he describes as a "service company' in his Midlands constituency £2,700 a month for "cleaning and laundry" two gardening visits (£70) and – in one instance – £30 to get an electrician in to replace a light.
Service users are encouraged to work and between them they do the cooking, cleaning and laundry, as well as running a cafe which is open to the public, tending the garden, maintaining the building, and staffing the reception.
Moseti works part-time cooking, cleaning and washing laundry to pay her 1,000-shilling 1,000-shilling£7) and 300-shilling electricity bill (£2.10).
Two of those were in New York City, affecting 32 commercial and residential properties in Queens, where the gases were traced to distribution centers for dry-cleaning and laundry supplies.
Google's promise bears itself out in the day-to-day employee experience, from having recreational facilities like an outside volleyball court to offering ways to make working hard a little bit easier, like commuter buses and dry-cleaning and laundry services, and even "20% time," when engineers can pursue work on anything they are passionate about.
Timesaverz is a startup that is kind of like a version of Exec in India, where people can book services like house cleanings and laundry on short notice.
Several studies reported results only for the occupational category "dry-cleaning and laundry workers".
