Wash and Fold Service in Newark
Sorting is the first step of every ByNext order, where items are sorted into lights and darks before being washed. Wash takes place in cold water, drying occurs in medium heat to avoid shrinking, and after that comes hand folding of clothes for packaging and delivery. The wash uses eco-friendly detergent. Pricing is $2.90 per pound for non-Reserve subscribers, $2.46 per pound for Reserve subscribers, and a minimum order of $40 for Newark pickup orders.
Laundry Pickup Schedule in Newark
Residents use the ByNext app or website and choose their pick-up time from 8 am to 8 pm each day. You will be notified when your driver arrives for your bag and again when it is picked up. For same day service, the order needs to be made before the 10:30 am cutoff time. There is no need for anyone to be home at the time of pickup and delivery, which works well with your PATH train ride from Newark Penn Station into Manhattan or a full-day class at Rutgers-Newark/NJIT.
Why Newark Residents Choose ByNext
Newark is one of the best-connected cities in the Northeast, with Newark Penn Station offering PATH trains to Manhattan in about 20 minutes, NJ Transit connections across the state, and the Newark Light Rail running through the city center. But dense connectivity does not solve the laundry problem in a city where most housing was built before in-unit washers and dryers were standard. In the Ironbound’s brick row houses off Ferry Street, in the converted Victorian apartments of Forest Hill near Branch Brook Park, and in the student-adjacent rentals of University Heights along Springfield Avenue, shared laundry rooms and coin machines are the norm. ByNext removes the friction entirely: schedule a pickup from any Newark address, and clean, folded laundry is returned to the door the next day without a single trip to the basement or down the block.
Serving Newark and Surrounding Areas
Aside from Newark, the ByNext service also extends to other cities within the same pickup route: Irvington, East Orange, Belleville, Bloomfield, Nutley, Kearny, and Harrison. This is because these cities also have similar characteristics to Newark, such as old-style apartment buildings, a majority of rental residents, and commuters from Essex and Hudson counties.