Keeping it easy and clean

Whether you're already a pro or are completely new to this (no judgement) then this guide has got you covered. Keep reading to find out exactly how laundry works at Nottingham and also some tips for keeping your clothes as fresh as possible.

Circuit Go

Circuit laundry looks after the launderette in your accommodation. To make laundry feel less of a chore, they offer two quick ways to pay. With the free Circuit Go app, you can check machine availability before you start your washing. Or you can pay as you go by tapping contactless with your card, phone, or smartwatch.

Download the app now:

For more information on how to specifically use the Circuit Go machines, download this pdf:

If you need help or laundry advice straight from a member of their team, you can contact them by:

Tel: 0808 281 22 88

Email: circuitgo@circuitgroup.com

Tips and tricks

These tips prevent mishaps like shrinking your favourite top or turning whites pink:

• Check symbols: All items have washing symbols that guide proper care. For instance, delicate fabrics might require low-temperature washing to preserve quality.
• Choose detergent wisely: Opt for suitable detergent, available at budget-friendly stores like Aldi or Lidl. For sensitive skin, pick Non-Bio over Bio.
  
• Separate whites and colours: Keep whites bright by washing them separately. New coloured clothes should be washed alone initially to prevent colour bleeding.
  
• Use 30º if unsure: A 30º wash is eco-friendly and safe for items with unclear washing instructions. Tough stains may require higher temperatures.
  
• Empty pockets: Avoid damaging valuables and clothes by thoroughly checking and emptying pockets before washing.
  
• Proper drying matters: After washing perfectly, drying is crucial. Hang clothes outside or use a dryer, adjusting the cycle based on item weight.
  

Remember, careful handling ensures lasting quality.

We have plenty of other handy guides on the site regarding accommodation and other topics, so check them out if you need a bit of extra help.