Oasis Laundry Center

One time and I’m a fan.
UnilocalERS are right: this place has many machines, even the super jumbo washing machines that are triple or quadruple load type!
The machines are in good condition, not the peeling paint, commercial used dinosaurs.
My heated mattress pad fit the large washing machine and for $ 3.50, it came out very clean and not beat up.
The quality dryer was $.25 for 4 minutes; so, it cost me $ 3.00 dollars for a good one hour dry at low temperature. Low temperature is for delicate items.
Tip: they sell soda’s, candies, instant noodles here and have free Wi-​Fi.
Tip:#2: And, a courteous person is there most of the time.
Tip#3: the super jumbo washing machines cost $ 6.50; but you can do the Big Load.
The washing area has many large windows and is well lit.
Parking: ez and in a safe neighbor hood.

dont know why there r negative reviews. today is my first time at the place. its super clean. no questionable people hanging around. quiet (no bebe kids running around). everyone was so nice and friendly. my soap spilled in car and so many people offered to give me soap. the guy who works there is so sweet and helpful. this is my new laundromat

This place is pretty nice for a laundry mat. There is a lot of washers and dryers and it’s never so crowded. Even though we live further away we have been coming here for awhile. Just wish it was a little more cleaner, but there’s always room for improvement.

My husband and I have been dropping off our hot/​warm water wash here once a week — every week — for over 10 years now. We thought they did a decent job, for a fair price. The front counter service has been getting less and less friendly over the last year or so though — so much so that we asked several times if there are new owners. (The answer was always «no.»)
Last week was the final straw though. They make you prepay for drop off laundry, but our paid invoice was brought out, marked up in red ink that we owed them $ 3 more. Not a lot, if there had been some mistake, right?
No mistake though — they’ve raised the price on wash & fold service for SHEETS!!! And they notify customers who’ve been coming in once a week for 10 years this way???
There’s a posted sign — that’s been there for years — that blankets and comforters are priced separately. Knowing that, I’ve been happy to pay the $ 15 when I bring those in. But to raise the price on _​sheets_​without written notice…
We can only imagine that they’re phasing out their wash & fold service. Happy to help in that regard. We’re taking out sheets — and everything else — somewhere else!

As far as laundromats go, this place was decent. A step up from the non staffed places, they have a person there who sells soap, snacks, and laundry supplies.
They have a drop off service as well, if you can afford it you can drop off your dirty clothes and pick them up clean and folded.
The machines are so-​so. Some are new and cost upto $ 6 to wash a giant load, and some look like they were made in the 60’s.
You will need to sniff the washer before you put your clothes in. I have made the mistake of not smelling the washer before I put my clothes in and they came out smelling like funk. I think this place could benefit from running a machine cleaner through them more often. Especially with the front loading washers, they have a tendency to smell bad if they aren’t cleaned.
All in all, this place is ok as long as you don’t get stuck with a nasty smelling machine.

A-​OK is correct! Never have any problems here expect how crowded it is. I guess that it is my fault as I choose to do my laundry on a Sunday evening ;)
I just don’t like the wait. Always get help if I need it. Clean. Just to busy for when I do laundry

Well, it’s your typical laundromat. Except I’d never been to one in my life, but the pup decided to pee on a blanket that wouldn’t fit in my washer/​dryer, so my Saturday morning plans were changed by going to the closest laundromat Unilocal directed me to. In an older plaza, they have parking spots reserved for this place, which is nice so you don’t have to lug your things over. Lots of machines, with prices listed, and a worker who can also take care of your laundry needs. I had to ask her a ton of questions as I had no idea, but I was able to get the job down. And trusting of this place, as I left here and there during the 2+ hours to run errands. Luckily, there’s a Round Table, CVS, and Taco Bell/​Pizza Hut to grab some food if you need, and tables and a TV on inside.

It’s a laundromat, is there really that much you can say about it?
–It’s clean. Very clean in fact. I watched the owner one night clean every machine in the place. And I don’t just mean a quick wipe. I mean she cleaned out where they put the detergent so it didn’t gunk up.
–Plenty of machines of every size.
Me and my fiancé usually wait a month to do laundry, then we pile it all up and bring it here. Using multiple machines it takes just as long to do 8 loads as it does 1. We just bring some food, sit at the tables and eat and talk while waiting for it to be done (there are no signs saying anything about outside food and they sell snacks in there so we’ve just always assumed it was ok). We have no complaints so we will keep coming here as long as we live in the area.

Come in early or late in day on weekends. Always very clean

Went on a Saturday afternoon to use the washer only. It’s been years since I used a laundromat, and I was expecting dirty and dark, which was *not* at all what I found.
Several washing machine types, regular (small load, really) for $ 2, commercial sized $ 2.50 — and the signs claim these use less water for faster drying time — and extra large sized. (Didn’t check price on these, but saw a woman bring in a large comforter to wash.) The wash time was fairly short and the place was almost empty.
Clothes were wrung out pretty well, especially since I had to drag the wet clothes home to dry.
They have a booth and a round table near the large front windows, and several stools around to sit on. This place is large and comfortable compared to the old-​school laundromats I had to use while in college — I will probably be back since my washer is out of commission for 2 weeks!
Overall a painless experience and nice place to wash my clothes.

This has always been a friendly-​vibed place. The lady who works here is always smiling, and the prices are good! There’s a bathroom, and a tv while you’re waiting. Best laundromat I’ve used.

I have been coming here to wash my clothes for the last few years but I have finally had enough. Their machines break down all the time, and the people who work there are not very friendly. If a machine breaks down while you are using it, they rarely if ever give you your money back, you have to argue with them, and they basically act like you are trying to rip them off, when it is them who are ripping you off! I have been jerked out of a lot of money there and I refuse to use them any longer. I would highly recommend you go somewhere else, this place is a joke!

Very clean (with the exception of the bathroom which smelled like stale urine… yuck!) and organized business.
I would go here again… IF my washer breaks again!

I used to come here a lot back when I lived in San Jose. It’s OK.
Pros:
1) Lots of machines, both washers & dryers. Plenty of the larger front-​loading machines, which cannot be said for all laundromats. Top-​loading machines are for suckers!
2) Prices are fairly reasonable. Used to be $ 2.25 for a front-​loading washer, as I recall.
3) On-​site TV to help while away the time.
4) On-​site restroom! Fairly unusual for a laundromat.
Cons:
1) Some of the patrons are skanky, although most seem to be OK. However, I always felt better when my boyfriend came with me.
2) The on-​site TV is played at seriously high volume. They have magazines, although I’m not sure why — who can read over the din of the TV?
Overall, if you’re stuck having to go to a laundromat, this isn’t a bad choice. Laundromats suck, though.

It’s um a laundry center. .. so you get your laundry done and you are out. It was $ 1.75 for a wash, not so bad and then .25 per 7 mins on the dry — so not so bad overall. In college it was way more expensive in Santa Cruz. They have tvs, magazines, a pinball machine, food, detergent etc to purchase, quarter machines for the kids and even a water refill station — so it’s packed with stuff.
It’s not super clean though, I don’t usually like the thought of folding my stuff there, so I brought it home. Soon I’ll get the washer and dryer back again — woot!
It collects a wide variety of people from moms, college kids, a troupe of slow but oh so sweet people, older, kids etc. .. but all were nice, kept to themselves and I felt safe as a young woman doing laundry alone.