Lee Laundromat

G has used this laundromat for many years, that was until I came into his life and required a front loading washer. I am a bit of a washaholic.
We still use the Lee Laundromat for the big stuff like comforters and blankets. Its just so much better to drop the big items off to be washed, than to try and deal with them in a household washer.
The owner her is very personable and knows all of the neighborhood residents by name. G just hands the bag off dirties over and does not even need a receipt. Pick up next day or even the same day if you get the wash in early enough.
I have never had any issues with any of the things we have dropped here to be washed. They dry and fold very nicely and we will continue to use Lee for our big items.

I dropped off my down comforter to be cleaned and when I returned later he gave me someone’s else down comforter which was only 75% down compared to my 100% percent down. He may be friendly but he is incompetent and a crook. Wash your own clothes or go elsewhere.

A laundromat is a laundromat, so it helps that Mr. Lee is one of the friendliest proprietors in the neighborhood. Even after leaving the state for a few years, Mr. Lee hailed us down on the street when we were in town on a visit to say hello!
Laundry in the city is just expensive, so price-​wise it’s not terribly competitive with my on-​site laundry facilities. What is appealing about Mr. Lee’s is the plethora of washing machines of various sizes and generous number of dryers, all in great working order. Never had to wait to put laundry in a machine. We’ve dropped off laundry, always had it returned to us quickly, (obsessively) neatly folded and fresh. Having Mr. Lee’s team do our laundry is only a bit more than doing it ourselves, so it’s a nice option to have! He will deliver as well, but I’ve never used that service.
One drawback is just how tiny the place is, so practice your «pleases,» excuse mes” and «thank yous» before trying to navigate the narrow aisle with your giant bag of laundry. Also, you’re better off dropping your laundry in a machine and going for a walk – the few chairs available are often in use. Machines are coin-​operated, and you can buy rolls of quarters from Mr. Lee.