E-Z Laundry Cleaners

My husband and I have been dropping off all of our laundry here for the last 2 years. It’s super easy, they are open till 11 six days a week and until 8 on Sundays. They fold and sort laundry better than I ever thoughts possible They rubber band socks together, separate everything by category, amazing.
They also drop off and you can leave you’re detergent or softener if you want them to use something specific. The people are nice and efficient. The dry cleaning isn’t top of the heap, but it’s fine. They don’t accept women’s shirts to wash and fold, only mens cotton shirts.

EZ Laundry is inconsistent. I used them for laundry for about a year and a half, and even forgiving the fact they’ve lost hundreds of dollars in laundry (for which they «compensated» me with «free wash and fold» three times), they’ve sent me laundry that was obviously overstuffed into a machine and have outright destroyed laundry by overstuffing their machines.
The telltale sign is ripped towels, which I’m sure I only got back because it’s harder to mask than the odd sock or underwear, which I’m certain they’ve just discarded on their end rather than send back to me destroyed. I know this because over the course of the timeframe I used them I would have the occasional shirt or underwear be mysteriously «replaced» by an off-​brand item of the same description.
The final straw was the last wash they sent back to me where the entire wash smelled like it had been doused with gasoline. Not exaggerating; it literally smelled like flammable fumes. When I called to tell them the response was «oh we can re-​wash it for you». No thanks, I’m done with these guys. The outright abusively bad performance far outweighs any convenience factor, especially at $ 1 per pound. There are many other laundromats in Park Slope who will do the same job without destroying or losing your clothing.

This place is the worst. Clothes come back dingy and smell like they were washed in dirty water. We consistently pay $ 75.00 a week to get dirty clothes and sheets back. Their excuse? «We don’t use tide so that’s why your clothes do not smell fresh». When questioned about the makeup that was still clearly on our clothes and towels caked on like it was never washed they offered to wash the clothes again but they would have to charge me twice. Absolutely done with this place and their horrible penchant for cutting corners in the most idiotic way possible. How much money can they save by not using detergent? Why do our clothes come back covered in lint if you are separating loads? Why do you say you are using bleach if the socks an sheets come back dingy? There is no logical answer. But these people defy logic. Stay away unless you like walking around in dingy clothes that smell and look dirty.

never go here. these people delivered my bag of clothes to another customer.
they are absolutely incompetent and i will never use their service again.

Pick up and drop off and AmEx make this place a home run. Everything is computerized too, which really makes this place «EZ». The clothes come back sorted and wrapped in plastic. Delivery is prompt and courteous. Highly recommended.

DO NOT GO HERE
They got bad service, rude salespeople, and I was clearly overcharged for my laundry service.
Never ever coming here again.

By far my favorite laundry place in the slope. The staff was always willing to open the door just after closing so I could pick up my laundry. Folded perfectly and smelled great

A little pricier than most laundromats, but I do self-​service and pay under 10 bucks for 2 loads.
The drop off price is $.80/​lb with a $ 10 minimum with the option of free delivery. The dryers are effective unlike other laundromats I’ve been to in the area.

Phew. Where do I even start with this place… To be fair in this review, I will say that we used this magic laundry fairy for months with no trouble whatsoever. Everything was peachy keen. The last two times that changed for some reason. When I do laundry, because I use a laundry fairy, I usually hand it all over at once. Its just easier that way– so my work clothes, towels, bedding, etc all go. I never had a problem getting it back same day– EVER. I always called around 10am, got it back in the evening. If they can’t do it same day, they usually just said so. TWICE now they have picked up my laundry in the morning– the lady on the phone and the man that picked it up both said «yep, same day– might be later in the evening but it will be same day». I took them at their word the first time and ended up getting into a big fight with them because all my work clothes and EVERYTHING was in the batch. They kept telling me there was nothing they could do and it would have to be tomorrow. I just started a new job and I had nothing to wear to work. If they would have just SAID SOMETHING I would have just taken out a couple of things and worn them one more day. The guy finally agreed to bring it out that night. I was FURIOUS, but because it ended up ok in the end I decided to continue to give them my business. So, today I called at 10am for a pick up… When I called, I made absolutely sure to say SAME DAY– I also asked the man who picked it up– and he had the nerve to get annoyed with me for asking saying «*sigh* last time was a misunderstanding, it will be SAME DAY” — and here we are, 9:20pm I called for my laundry because the gal on the phone said it would be «late tonight». They just told me I wouldn’t get my laundry until tomorrow and if I wanted it tonight I had to call before 9pm per their policy that they «told me about». She also told me that they do a shift change at 3pm so if the girls forget you have to call before 9pm. So, long story (not so short) do NOT go near this place if you need your laundry same day. All I was asking is that they TELL ME if it will be next day service and everything would be fine. Grrrrrrrrr. And they’re expensive– I had no problem with that. Now I’ll have to find a new magic laundry fairy– any suggestions Unilocalers?

I’ve only gone once for dry cleaning and the prices are moderate, not as cheap as BMT.
They also lost two of my tops, and finally found them later. They had been tagged because they were too delicate for them to handle and had somehow gotten misplaced in the process.
I would go again, but will be trying other places to find a dry cleaners I can stick with.
The space is well lit and clean and the cashier is nice.

I love EZ Laundry. They pick up and drop off your laundry for free, and the staff are super friendly. I have never done my laundry in the location (I am much closer to Clean Rite higher up on 5^th), but have never had a bad experience with their pick up/​drop off and wash (other than the occasional missing sock here and there, but that happens at every laundry mat).

Tried EZ again for some reason. They stole my underwear. Enough said.

EZ Laundry is a great deal. In the past I had some problems with them — but they have really worked hard to deliver good customer service. I can’t tell you what the shop is like — never been there. I use them because they pick and deliver — 1 phone call– they do my laundry the same day. They use Eco friendly hypoallergenic soap (because that’s what I want). They are very inexpensive and the owner is nice and accommodating. I am a laundry brat — –I want it fast EZ cheap and well done — For about $ 15.00 per week I get it folded in a tidy plastic bag — and I’m done. Who wants to think about laundry? NOT ME.

As far as laundry goes, this isn’t a bad place:) You get both «do it yourself» (what I opted for most times) and drop off pound laundry as well as the usual array of laundering services (they also offer eco-​friendly options).
It can get crowded and annoying on Friday nights, but in general there is enough folding space, ample number of washers/​dryers that I’ve never experience break down (except of course while they were recovering from a fire). They have a few seats but could use more for those waiting. It is also a little chaotic with all the bags of laundry on top of the machines, the staff often scrambling around looking for things.
The owner is super friendly, his staff are hit-​or-​miss in terms of whether they’ll even look at you when you walk in. Even though they’ve gotten some negative reviews for their washing service, I personally found they did a good job at a competitive price. The seamstressing type work I would recommend going elsewhere – they are pricey and twice there were problems with something I dropped off.

The great think about ‘EZ’ Laundry is that they really live up to their name. Whereas, at most other laundromats, one has to decide between SO many water temperatures (hot, warm, cold, etc.), at EZ Laundry they’ve decided for you. (In case you’re one to sweat the details: all three buttons are cold!)
Not only does this save decision time in front of the washer, but so much sorting time at home!
So thanks EZ Laundry. Your no hot water these past few months, and your absence of any intent to get any anytime soon, have truly made my life EZ.

I never went here before the fire, but I’ve been going since they reopened and have nothing but good things to say about them. I’ve done both regular drop-​off laundry and dry cleaning here in the past few months and it’s all been great. Open til 11 is also a huge plus, it’s nice not to have to rush home just to pick up my laundry.
Not sure what the story on the fire is, but they seem to be fully up and running.

Still haven’t retried them out again, but I wanted to let y’all know that they have officially reopened. Complete with signs made with Sharpie markers on neon paper. Hurrah!
I think they’re open until 11 again, which will make some boys happy.

Unfortunately, I no longer take my laundry here. The staff is super sweet, and I really wanted to give them my business, especially after the fire. One of the ladies that works there mentioned that the landlord didn’t have insurance, and that they were paying for all the repairs themselves. I feel for them and I know these are tough times. However, I got so tired of my clean clothes smelling like a campfire, and were not talking just the laundry sack. I’m not sure where they keep the clean bags of laundry, but the smell permeates everything, even through the plastic they put the clean clothes in. I lived with it for a few months (go febreze!) but the last straw was taking my dry cleaning there too. Not only did it cost easily three times as much as my former dry cleaners, but my dry cleaning smelled like a campfire. A $ 50 campfire! Sad.

There was a fire below EZ Laundry so they’ve moved the base of their operations up to the laundromat on 5^th Ave. b/​t 15^th and 16^th St.
The same people are there, but they will walk you down to Baba’s Deli on 17^th St. to actually pick up and pay for your laundry.
Phone number is still the same, though, and they encourage you to call and get your stuff picked up/​delivered if you’re not doing it yourself. I didn’t get a time frame on when they thought repairs would be done, but they are intent on rebuilding the place on 4^th Ave (thank goodness!).

Honestly, I can’t believe I’m the first to review this place.
You know how most drop-​off laundry services in Brooklyn are at least marginally shady? Now don’t front. You bring in your bag, the lady at the counter is sort of evasive about when you’ll get it back, and you leave wondering if you’ll remember to have enough cash on you when you finally come pick it up? Behold EZ Laundry. Free pickup and delivery, and when you call to get a pickup and they say «ok, he’ll be there within the hour,» that usually means the dude will be at your door in ten minutes. Plus, they take credit cards so you don’t have to deal with having cash at all, store your records in their computer system and can tell you within five seconds when you call what the status of your laundry is. (And the record thing is pretty damn helpful when you only have to say «hypoallergenic» once.) And for the win — same-​day service is the same price.