Campbell’s Cleaners

I brought 9 shirts in for laundering (price was 3.15 per shirt, I paid 2.25 back east). I also had 3 new pairs of scrubs i needed hemmed and an other pair that needed a seam repaired. Campbell’s wanted $ 15 per pair to hem and $ 10 to re-​stitch the seam. The scrubs cost $ 17 per pair to buy, so $ 15 is only $ 2 less than paying the cost of material and labor to actually make the scrubs from scratch, (I’m tall and have to buy them unhemmed so I can have the right length). The seamstress was polite. I know this is about a 15 minute per garment job (at most), and the seamstress confirmed this. So Campbell’s is charging $ 60 an hour (likely more) to hem scrubs. I keep people alive for a living and I don’t make that much. I took my scrubs elsewhere and paid half that amount, I wish I had taken my shirts somewhere else also, I feel gouged. I won’t be returning after I pick my shirts up.

I’ve been going here for a while, never really had trouble… Really disappointed because apparently they don’t have a lost and found anymore. I think I left some things in the dryer and the attendant told me I could look in the trash. Why would you throw away perfectly good clothes? Why not at least donate them… I think I’ll be taking my laundry else where

The women who work there are rude beyond belief. They must know how horrible their business is.
–They seem to never be able to perform simple services
–expensive
–They press along with dry clean without your permission.
I absolutely hate going here but cleaners are slim pickings in Corvallis, and they take advantage of that.

This place is awful. It’s dirty, hot and not very customer friendly. You have to use cards to work the machines, not quarters. Which you have to buy from the coffee bar. Which closes hours before the laundromat. If something goes wrong With one of machines, good luck getting any help. The owners don’t respond to emails about the laundromat or its machines. Stay away.

Campbell’s Cleaners has alteration services at the 9^th street store, but every time (about 5 x) I’ve taken something in to be altered the lady who works in the department can’t do the alteration for one reason or another …
Another time I left something to be cleaned I specifically said which store I would pick up my item and they clearly wrote it on the order, yet when I went to pick up my item it was at the wrong location.

They ruined a shirt by burning it right in the front neck are and pressed wrinkles into the other 6. Then they tried to tell me it was a stain I didnt notice even though it was about 4×6 inches. The long dark haired woman who works there is rude as is the manager, Tammy?, who hung up on me after she called me to ask what the problem was. I advise if you dont want your stuff treated like garbage to go elswhere, Zero accountability and just flat out rude, poor customer service.

I am sad that after three visits only 1 of 4 people was nice to me. I have lived in this area for a while and I grew up in Oregon. Campbell’s is big and a great family business but their customer service was the worst. Everyone seems in a rush, they don’t tell you information straight about prices and they treated me like I was trying to swindle them when I didn’t understand my receipt. I like that they are family run, but I would prefer to go to the other industrial looking place if I am going to be treated that way.

For goodness sake, call it a «party dress» not a «wedding dress». I had my wedding dress dry cleaned here. My husband dropped off the dress and when I saw the bill, I went to discuss serious over charges. The manager was completely unwilling to re-​consider. They charged me $ 160 to clean a very simple silk dress that only cost me $ 300, (over 50% of the initial cost!). My dress has no embroidery, lace, or beadwork; it does not even have a button or sash. At the same time, I dropped of another silk dress that was not a «wedding dress» and they only charged $ 12 to clean it. The manager’s only response was ‘if you were in the city, it would be worse’. I will be taking my business elsewhere in the future, and recommend you do too.

Closes at 6PM. Way too early for people who are working at least until 6PM every day.

Prices are really high and they have short hours. If you are used to 99 cent wash and press shirts, and 2 dollar pants, you are in for a major shock.
Also, one of the times I had pants pressed and cleaned they didn’t hang the pants, just threw them in a shopping bag which pretty much made getting them dry cleaned a moot point.