Denver residents seeking to reclaim time spent on household chores now have a new option: Mountains of Laundry, a pickup and delivery laundry service launched by Dashing Maids, a locally owned, woman-owned green cleaning company. The service, which began operations in a select area of the Denver metro, collects laundry directly from customers' doors, washes and folds each load using hypoallergenic, environmentally friendly detergents, and returns everything clean, folded, and ready to put away.
Pricing starts at $2.75 per pound with a $40 minimum per order, and monthly membership plans are available for households that prefer a consistent, recurring schedule. Members receive a free reusable laundry bag, free delivery, no per-order minimum, and 10 percent off household extras such as rugs, comforters, and dog beds. The use of hypoallergenic detergents is particularly significant for individuals with sensitive skin, allergies, or respiratory concerns, as it reduces exposure to harsh chemicals and potential irritants. By choosing eco-friendly products, the service also aligns with growing consumer demand for sustainable options that minimize environmental impact, from biodegradable ingredients to reduced packaging waste.
Ashley Matuska Kidder, owner of Dashing Maids and Mountains of Laundry, explained the motivation behind the new venture. "For more than a decade, Dashing Maids has been about giving people their time back," she said. "Laundry is one of those chores that never really ends, and we wanted to build a service that treats it with the same care and consistency our cleaning clients already trust us for." This extension of Dashing Maids' established reputation into laundry services could appeal to existing clients and attract new customers who value both convenience and health-conscious practices.
The launch comes as busy families and professionals increasingly seek out services that outsource routine tasks, and the emphasis on hypoallergenic and eco-friendly detergents differentiates Mountains of Laundry from traditional laundry services. For those with skin sensitivities or environmental priorities, having a service that defaults to gentle, green products without requiring special requests removes a significant barrier. The company plans to expand its coverage area over time as demand increases, starting with focused delivery routes and refined operations. This phased approach allows for quality control and gradual growth, potentially setting the stage for broader availability across the Denver metro.
For more information about the service, visit https://www.mountainsoflaundry.com. The introduction of Mountains of Laundry highlights a broader trend in the on-demand economy where convenience meets health and sustainability, offering a model that could influence how other cities approach laundry care.
