Coin-Op Laundry

CLEAN
GOOD PRICES
RESPONSIVE OWNER
EMPLOYEES THERE TO SERVE
PLENTY OF PARKING
GOOD LOCATION
MACHINES IN GOOD REPAIR
My washer quit and I had to find a laundromat for the weeks before I get a new one. I went to several — found them dirty, in dodgy areas, with poor parking, and generally unpleasant. I do understand that no one goes to the laundromat for a fun outing, but one does like it to feel safe and be reasonably clean.
Prior to my washer breaking down, I had not been to a laundromat for some 30+ years. It was quite an experience! I have the pleasure of a fantastic laundry setup at home so I am quite spoiled. Having to go to a laundromat was good for my soul! Reminding me of my young adulthood. Nice to know there actually ARE advantages to growing older.
The owner, Marty, is VERY responsive. He also has employees there to help. The machines are good and reliable and the prices quite reasonable. He has employees who are there — not every minute the laundromat is open, but much of the time. I really appreciate that! Location is good — by a Ross and a couple of discount «dollar store» types of places. Parking abundant — in the back. All in all, it actually was a pleasant experience.

This place was great a couple months ago and I didn’t mind the people there so rude and always trying to start shit with people just trying to do their laundry. Because it was cheap only 1.00 but now it’s 1.25 a wash and .25 a dryer for 10 minutes. I need to find a new one ASAP! Any suggestions?
6am-​10pm times FYI

Prices went up to $ 1.25 wash and 25cent dry. Always clean except I came on a Sunday night and it was dirty and very very busy but other than that pretty good. Machines actually wash nicely and haven’t ruinned my clothes like other laundry mats. Always come here. :)

The laundry room at my apartments was getting to be too expensive so I did some research and found this place here on Unilocal!
The price is right for the regular washing machines, It was .75 cents when my brother and I first starting coming here a few months ago… then we came last month and now it’s $ 1.00 :(
*UPDATE* they raised regular washing machines to $ 1.25 now. Dryers are still .25 cents.
A few PROs and CONs about this coin-​laundry…
PROs
1. $ 1.00 washes and .25 dryer gives you 10 min (usually .50 drys your clothes fine)
2. Attendant comes in and cleans up once in awhile
3. Parents keeps their little kids under control and they aren’t running amok
CONs
1. the parking lot SUCKS… it’s poorly designed with thecoin laundry in the corner between a Dollar Tree and a Ross. I once was circling for a parking spot for 10 – 15 minutes :/​
2. It’s hit or miss when you go at a certain time of the day… I once came and all the washers were full. There are only about 10 – 12 washers and it’s a little annoying when the washers are done but the people left to go to Ross or the Dollar Tree and leave their wet clothes sitting in the washer.
3. Sometimes solicitors come in trying to sell crap… just leave me alone so I can get my laundry done and get outta there!
It’s not the most glamourous place to do my laundry but it saves me $ 2.50 every month.

.75 washers are awesome and .50 usually dries a load so I can do 3 loads of laundry for under $ 5. Dollar tree/​Ross next door are convenient for killing waiting time.
Only con is it gets kind of busy and people hold onto the rolling baskets like they need them the 30 min they wait. Vending machines and video games on site. TV’s are on there too, can’t remember the last time I watched Jerry Springer. Hahaha!

The first place I stopped at on the way home from work was in a secluded corner and had some shady elements hanging out front, one of which was peeing along the side of the building. No thank you!
I headed closer to home and found this place. Located in a corner of a strip shopping center between The Dollar Tree and a dentist office. Pulled up about 6:15pm on the Thursday before Labor Day. Found a parking right up front. There were quite a few people inside, mainly friendly women, some with their kids. No one ghetto and no rowdy kids. Pleasantly surprised! $ 5 for a commercial washer large enough for my comforter set. $ 0.25 for each 10 minutes on the dryer. (I was ill prepared for the trip and didn’t not have enough change however there was a machine offering change for bills up to $ 20. I also forgot to bring laundry detergent and/​or fabric softener however both were offered inside through a vending machine for $ 0.75/each, good for one load.)
The place isn’t by any means fancy but it is clean and everything was functional.
… Did notice a large parking lot in rear with direct access inside. Looked clean and could see no one that would worry me on the walk in or out had I needed to park there.

Clean! That’s what I look for in a laundry mat. Seems newer. Kinda small spot. Single load washers are ONLY 75c wow! My dislikes are: I put 75c in a machine to buy clorox bleach and it got stuck. Not ONE person there to get a refund or just get the little box out. I hate that no one is there. Also crappy parking because it’s in between the Big Lots, Dollar Tree store and Ross. Good luck getting a parking spot near the entrance.