Spin Cycle-Pulaski

My husband and I moved in basically across the street from this laundromat. When we bought our house, we had to buy a washer/​dryer, as well. We installed the hose connections ourselves and, as I’m sure you can guess, did not do a good job with the gas line (that’s a whole other story). Needless to say, the night that we planned to do our inaugural loads of laundry in our new house, the dryer wouldn’t work.
Enter: Spin Cycle. We dragged our laundry over here and the experience was mostly pleasant. On Sunday’s, this place is obviously packed so be careful when you arrive and what machine you expect to use. Thankfully, one of the humongous load machines was available so we paid about $ 5.50 to shove all of our laundry in. Good deal. When the place is busy, there’s very little in the way of seating so maybe plan on going to your car or walking home if you live nearby since the large machines take about 40 minutes for a cycle.
The dryers are free but beware: a lot of them don’t work. Or, they «work» but they only blow cold air. Since air drying isn’t really economical, it’s best to find a dryer that actually works. Most people seemed to employ the «feel the front of the dryer while it’s drying another load» technique to ensure the dryers are actually blowing hot air. It took me over an hour to dry all of my clothes (even split between machines) which was a bit annoying.
This place is A-​OK in my book, especially when I need to wash rugs or anything else large. Or, if my washer/​dryer breaks sometime in the future (fingers crossed they don’t!).

Yes I’m still coming here and I still enjoy it. I’ve kind of timed it out so I miss the rush periods. I love coming to this joint because the people that work here are very friendly and helpful when loading and unloading your laundry. Check it out people and review it.