One of the primary agents used in laundries was starch (‘krochmal’ in Polish) in the old days. And this is how Krochmalna Street, which marks the northern border of Warsaw Breweries, got its name. And it’s a funny twist of fate that laundry at Breweries is being opened at Krochmalna Street. The modern, ecological laundry with a wide range of services, with some of them, also provided at the customer's place.

Please note that this is not a self-service laundry. You simply bring what you want to give a proper look and leave it in good hands. Executive Laundry provides water and dry cleaning services at Warsaw Breweries, but they also have a mangle. Carpet washing is no problem for them. To meet the needs of busy and occupied locals, "cleaning experts" from Executive Laundry come out of their premises and help clean apartments and other premises in their neighborhood.

Blankets, quilts, curtains, drapes, sleeping bags, and all garments will be laundered, mangled, and even ironed at their customer's request. For more information, visit their Facebook or simply call at 797 309 406.

By the way - what is starch anyway? It is a liquid-based on boiled water and starch - usually potato starch. It is widely used in the laundry and food, textile, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries. Starching underwear was mainly used for hygienic purposes - the process prevented fabrics from absorbing dust or moisture and, as a result, stopped the multiplication of bacteria and made it easier to remove dirt from starch-covered fibers. But starching also prevented fabrics from creasing and made them easier to iron. And all in all, no one seems to know why the use of starch-filled with benefits more than many washing machine drums with clothes after a vacation has been abandoned.