Ave C Laundromat

this place is closing at 11:30pm on **tuesdays** last wash 9:30pm.

This laundromat is my go to, despite being further away then other options. Why? Consistently hot water and dryers, everytime. Say no to lukewarm washes and dry cycles that take forever. A plus – open 24 hours!

The place is disgusting. The washers and dryers are dirty and the floor as well. All laundromats should be clean.

I come here for the drop off laundry service that they provide. I feel that the laundry prices are quite fair. They do a wonderful job and The clothes are quite fresh and neatly folded back into the laundry bag. I have no complaints about their laundry service. However I’m not too thrilled about their machines therefore I’d rather pay the extra money. I’ve been coming here for maybe a year or two and have no complaints. It’s way better than the laundromat on Avenue D and 3^rd Street on the side. I also believe the laundromat is open 24 hours so that’s pretty cool if you like doing laundry in the middle of the night when nobody’s around So that you can have an abundance of machines to choose from.

Actually not bad at all.
I gave my laundry there twice and came later to pick it up. It was clean and folded. Though didn’t smell great. It’s open 24 hours a day. They don’t iron though so if you’ve got some shirts to iron, do it yourself or go somewhere else for these. I think that their price makes sense. So if it’s close to your place, come here.

I was looking for a ²⁴⁄₇ laundromat at 11pm on a tuesday. The other users were right, this place is great.
Machines are
3.25 small
4.25 medium — 30 min wash
5.25 Large
0.25 for 7 min
Cheap water/​soda at 1.25
Change machine that can break bills
2x 36″ HD TVs
Only about 6 seats inside…
A lot, ~15% of the machines were out of order, but that was ok because there were a ton of them. The washed well and I filled a medium machine and dried it in about 35min. In and out in in 1.25 hours
plenty of folding tables and rolling carts
A few families with kids and 20 somethings at midnight on a Tuesday. I’d call it a safe late night spot.

It’s 10 o’clock at night and I’m about to do my nails when I realize that nail polish remover has leaked all over my comforter. Luckily, this place is open 24 hours. So I grab all my blankets and sheets and walk on over.
The whole walk over I was afraid I’d end up on a new law and order episode… the neighborhood’s a little sketchy at 11 pm.
The machines are $ 2.25 for small and $ 4.25 for medium. My comforter and sheets all easily fit into the medium washer with room to spare.
There isn’t much seating but they’ve got a couple nice flat screen TVs to pass the time.
This won’t be my usual laundromat, but if there’s a late night crisis I’ll know where to go.

Does this laundromat have Tourette syndrome?
«Out of order!» taunts the drink machine on a hot summer day.
«Out of order!» scream half the dryers.
«Out of order!» yells the detergent dispensing machine.
Nevertheless, the machines I used worked just fine and my dryer got my clothes piping hot without my having to waste a mountain of quarters. Best of all, the flat screen TVs playing The Office were in good working order and I was entertained by Michael Scott and his Dunder Mifflin antics as my clothes took a journey from dirty to clean.

O! Woe is us! They’ve replaced the old $ 1 soda machines with a newfangled, fancy, sparkling $ 1.25 one. Still cheaper than, say, the bodega across the street, but less magically specially cheap. Also, sadly, since they’ve put it in, I’ve seen it out of order twice.
Also, possibly more importantly, the prices on all the washers have gone up — $ 2.25 for small, $ 4.50 for medium, etc. A quarter still buys six minutes of drying, though.

Small Machine: $ 2
Medium Machine: $ 4
Large Machine: $ 6
Dryer: .25c per 6 minutes
This place is open ²⁴⁄₇ which, to someone like me, is a godsend. I have never done my laundry at a normal hour. It’s nice to go somewhere at 3am and do laundry with nobody else around.
The area is undesirable but if you’re a real New Yorker that shouldn’t bother you much.
The machines are coin operated and there is an ATM on site. If you don’t have any small bills, there is a machine that changes twenties into fives. Then there is a separate machine that changes tens, fives and singles into quarters. If you have a lot of laundry to do, it can be tedious.
You probably don’t need to use the larger washers at all. I wash California King-​Size bedding (including comforters) in the medium washers and my clothing in the small $ 2 washers. Everything fits just fine.
The place could use more seating but if you go at off-​peak times you shouldn’t have a problem finding a seat near one of the TVs in order to pass the time while you’re waiting.
If you run out of soap or fabric softener, they sell it on-​site. They also offer wash/​fold service for .90c a lb I believe. Oh, and the vending machines only charge $ 1 for a bottle of Gatorade!