Kelly Street Laundry

Half Moon Bay, Estados Unidos

1.5

8 avaliações

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650 Kelly St, Half Moon Bay, CA, 94019
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Horário local (Half Moon Bay) 11:43 segunda-feira, 23 de junho de 2025

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8 avaliações para Kelly Street Laundry

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Classificação do local: 1
Downtown, San Jose, CA
The worst. Go over the hill! I only come here in a bind. It’s always dirty (the floors are disgusting and I’ve never seen anyone actually clean them), majority of the machines are broken (so there is always some sort of wait. If you get here after 10am don’t even bother!), and there’s usually no one on staff so if you have a problem with a washer or dryer there’s nothing you can really do. Plus the people that come here seem to be really pushy IMO compared to the ones over the hill. People cut in line for dryers etc, probably because there’s not enough. I wish this place would just close down so a decent laundry mat would open up!
Classificação do local: 1
Miami Springs, FL
Without a doubt, the most expensive laundromat I’ve ever used. $ 6.50 for the only large machine ($ 2.50 for the same in LA Co). Had to wait for an hour for dryers to open up. Lots of kids running all over the (only) folding table. Pulling my still-​wet clothes out after 32min (4 quarters) in each of two dryers to dry with my motel room’s hair dryer. Total joke. A great business opportunity for someone to open a competing facility nearby clearly exists.
Classificação do local: 3
Half Moon Bay, CA
This laundry is the only one in town so it really gets used. The owners try and keep up with the broken machines due to contractor nails, over loading, the use of too much soap, etc. It is scrubbed and cleaned every night, but gets a lot of use. Water is high on the coast, so the machine cost is high as well.
Classificação do local: 1
Redding, CA
WARNING!!!# Do not go here! Most of all the dryers do not work and are not marked that they are out of order. Used less than quarter cup of detergent in wash and soap was all over clothes when finished washing ! Big waste of my time and money!
Classificação do local: 3
San Bruno, CA
While this is not a upscale laundromat, it’s not as bad as most of the reviews here would make it. I’ve seen similar in San Bruno and San Mateo.
After reading the Unilocal reviews, I went in WITHOUT my laundry to check it out first!
Machines are modern front loading.
Change and detergent machines work.
Classificação do local: 1
El Granada, CA
id give no stars but. expensive & dirty! the nazi lady who runs the place was up in my face telling me how to load my laundry while her hands are all up in my wash! removed clothes and will Never go back! what a dump!
Classificação do local: 1
Santa Cruz, CA
If you’re in a pinch and need to do laundry quick, there are plenty of machines. It is ridiculously expensive though for the quality of the washing/​drying and it is not even remotely clean. It seems to get a lot of traffic so I want to give them the benefit of the doubt on cleanliness– but it could use some serious scrubbing and new seating/​folding table for customers. On the upside, they do sell detergent and softener in the facility.
Classificação do local: 1
Moss Beach, CA
This is seriously the jankiest laundromat ever. Not that I troll laundromats, but two of the washing machines were broken and roughly half the dryers. The place is filthy, you have to jockey for space at the folding table (covered in spilled soda), it’s $ 3 to wash, $ 1 to (semi) dry and there’s no place to sit (which is probably why kids were riding around in every available rolling cart).
I think my clothes are dirtier now — after I washed them. Gross.