I make $5,000 a month washing people's clothes on SudShare — here's how
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Crisia Nuñez, a 34-year-old launderer in Orlando, Florida, about working for SudShare. The following has been edited for length and clarity and translated from Spanish to English.
As a Sudster, I started earning between $600 to $700 a week at the beginning, then more clients started placing orders. It took me about five to six months to reach making $1,000 a week. Now I'm making about $1,300 per week, or about $5,000 monthly. When there are fewer than three bags of clothes, I wash them at my house, but if there's more, I do them at my local laundromat for efficiency.
If it rings at 8 a.m., I put a pickup time from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., for example. That way I'm not constantly changing the time if something comes up. I started leaving doughnuts when I drop off an order about three months ago. I do it mostly for my frequent clients as a token of appreciation for the trust and value they give to my work.
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