How about “Laundry specialist”?

Do not under any circumstance lie on your resume. Depending on your country it is quite illegal. If you are suitably qualified for a position that you are applying for regardless of any experience 9/10 you will at least get an interview. Falsifying a resume is fraudulent and get you charge with fraud as you a defrauding the company that you are applying to or have been employed by your fathers friend may also up being fired from his job and charged along with you. It is NOT OK to lie on a resume as it will come up at some point and good luck talking your way out of criminal charges. ALWAYS tell the truth on your resume its not worth a record and ending in not being able to get a job in the long run. It may seem ok now but industries are small and the same ppl tend to cycle around them and your reputation is what makes you valuable you don’t want a reputation as a fraud and dishonest person

Homemaker

The verb for laundry is “launder”. So “I launder”. What a shame that times are such that you feel the need to dress up such an honourable, necessary, and health-maintaining occupation!

“I provide personal services” doesn’t use an overinflated title, which I think is self-defeating. I happen to be an engineer, and engineers resent those who claim the title without the qualifications.

Wardrobe Professional with skills in sanitizing, cleansing, and preparing all materials for repeated use!

machine operator,if you count you socks you could be in loss prevention or accounting , if you are the only one doing laundry you could be supervisor if you use detergents and fabric softeners you could be chemical expert

Textile and garment sanitation expert.

Laundress; domestic; detergent diva!

garment sanitation specialist