Ironing is one of those tasks that pile up without you noticing. A professional who comes to your home gives you hours back and leaves clothes ready to wear.
What can be ironed
Shirts, trousers, dresses and skirts, but also bed linen, tablecloths and napkins. If you have delicate items, in silk or with decoration, say so in the request so the professional can treat them with care and confirm they can handle them.
How to prepare the visit
Gather clean, dry clothes, separated by type if possible. Leave an ironing board and a working iron ready, or agree whether the professional brings their own equipment. Check the labels of delicate items and mention any stain you want treated beforehand.
One-off or regular visits
A one-off visit helps you catch up before a trip, an event or going back to work. If you iron often, a weekly or fortnightly visit stops clothes piling up. You can combine it with house cleaning if you already have help: see our guide to choosing a home cleaner.
How to describe the job to get accurate offers
Say roughly how many items there are and of what type, whether there is household linen, whether there are delicate items and how often you want the service. The clearer the volume, the more accurate the offer and the expected time.
What to expect
The professional irons, hangs or folds as agreed and leaves everything tidy. If something is damaged, you have the right to raise it: agree the price before starting and resolve any issue through the app.
Useful for holiday rentals
If you rent out your home, well-pressed bed linen and towels make a good impression on guests. See our guide to holiday rental changeovers.
Find help near you
See ironing in Málaga, in Marbella, in Fuengirola or in Torremolinos. Describe what you need, compare and book with secure payment. A professional can be with you within 2 h: we do everything we can.