Disposing of your ugly creamy broken rocking chair of life

I must say that I was once a medical resident. We had to work very much 6 days a week for sure. What about our laundry. When did you do it? I was not fully shabbas observant or at least not doing the same thing that every orthodox Jew who thinks he or she is on the money does at that time, namely not doing laundry at home on shabbas. But that said, how do you perform your job without laundry. And if you don't have a spouse or friend or any other living at home, who is going to take care of your laundry when you don't do laundry on your Saturday off and you work too much the rest of the week. Even when you are off hours, you still have reading to consider. So I must say, I say a Religious Jew can indeed do his or her laundry at home on a Shabbas during his off hours. Ideally you might make it to shul, but if you had to drive a gas burning car, stay home I say.
Thanks.