About Wash on the Rocks
Wash on the Rocks is a Sydney-based dry cleaning and laundry service located in and around the CBD, serving both residential customers and corporate clients. They offer garment dry cleaning, wash–dry–fold laundry, shirt laundering and pressing, delicate item care, bedding and linen cleaning, and ironing services. Many customers use them for regular business shirts and workwear, hotel or serviced-apartment linen, and occasional items like suits, dresses, and formalwear. They also provide pickup and delivery within selected Sydney CBD and nearby suburbs, which can be booked online via washontherocks.com.au or by phone.
A charge from Wash on the Rocks may appear on your bank or card statement when you use their services in-store, arrange a pickup and delivery order, or if your employer or building uses them as a contracted laundry provider and the cost is passed through to you. Transactions are usually one-time charges based on the weight of your laundry or per-item pricing (e.g., shirts, suits, dresses), and may include surcharges for express turnaround or special treatment. You might also see separate charges for multiple orders in a week, repeat weekly/fortnightly orders you’ve set up, or an adjusted charge if the final number of items differed from an initial estimate. A pending or slightly different amount can sometimes show as an authorization hold before the final total is confirmed.
If you don’t recognize a Wash on the Rocks charge, first check recent laundry or dry cleaning you may have dropped off, any pickup/delivery bookings made online, and email or SMS receipts from washontherocks.com.au. Look for order confirmations or invoices under your name, apartment/building account, or company account. To resolve questions, contact Wash on the Rocks directly via the contact details on their website, providing the transaction date, amount, and the name on the card so they can locate the order. Common issues—such as unclear business names on statements, corporate bookings billed to personal cards, or multiple family members using the same card—are usually resolved by confirming the relevant order ticket, invoice, or delivery record.