Sun Laundry-Super Coin Laundromat

It’s clean
But prices are high to wash per load
I would search around for a better deal
2.50 a load is high

$ 31.25 for a bag of clothing to be washed… No thank you I’ll pass. The amenities are not worth it. My local 24 hour laundromat is much more affordable.

NEVER did I think I would get excited about or rave about a laundromat. Sun isn’t one of the dingy holes in the wall of the college experience. Nope, not at all. Banks of large machines, which is key since I visit only with oversized items that the home machines can’t handle. Attendant on duty. CLEAN. BRIGHT. I can read a paper or do work here while I wait comfortably. And a quick dash across the way to Oscar’s for a snack works, too. About access, there’s a back way, accessible via Lincoln that makes getting in and out of the parking lot manageable.
Wish Sun was nearer to my home, but I can always take the laundry with me when I go visit mum & dad, kinda’ like college, but better.

Fifteen years ago, Faye Becker had the bright idea to do an «upscale» laundromat in West Allis, and they built an extremely nice facility, spacious, with a waiting area, a play area for kids, coffee/​cappucino service, exercise area, tanning bed, etc. Bubbles & Bleach ultimately imploded a few years later, but for the last decade, Sun Laundry has operated a less ambitious and more practical laundromat out of this facility.
Modern equipment, a variety of sizes of washers, ample table space, and a spacious facility make Sun Laundry a nice place to do laundry.
The main problem is the location of the store, near Hwy 100 and Lincoln. West Allis has a lot of traffic control in the area, and you can’t easily approach the laundromat from northbound Hwy 100, or, heaven forbid, West Hayes Avenue, without making a U turn somewhere past Lincoln on Hwy 100 (busy AND dangerous to attempt), or turning west on Lincoln and then coming around on 109^th Street, which lands you right where you need to be.