LaundroMart

Ok… This dry cleaner is part of a chain that banded together to have a single factory to compete against Natts with lower prices. Sounds good in theory but the quality of work keeps failing. All my shirts developed a pattern where the sleeves were darker then the center of the shirt. The owner tried to tell me it was the age of the shirt, which I initially believe but then it occurred on a brand new shirt.
Lower prices mean lower quality. If you only occasional dry clean then it’s probably worth the risk.
This owner was better but I need to find someone not part of the same chain. I may just have to pay the ultra premium McNatts price.

So we are dealing with a broken washing machine spin cycle at home. Sounds like a clutch problem, but the man at the appliance repair shop convinced me that clutch will cost a lot and thus no point in fixing it.
Until a new or used washer finds its way to our current residence, we are using the Landromat, or should I say LaundroMart. There is a well reviewed Gator Laudromat on Henderson, but we pulled into the packed parking lot and the place look rather small, the combination of said two facts caused us deep concern, so we hit up Google, and found this location not yet added to Unilocal.We got here, started doing laundry, and then began Unilocaling our experience.
THE SPIN CYCLE NEVER LOOKED SO BEAUTIFUL!!!
Staff was helpful, it has been some time since I have been to a laundromat. She showed us how to load money on the card and get the machine to read the card. Not a quick swipe, instead you need to leave the card in the machine for a while.
Triple loaders are a godsend. They make the whole job get done quick. We had a good 2 – 3 weeks of laundry built up. It was going to be a major project.
They did have wifi, not sure if they charge or not, did not feel like asking for the password.
They also have a washing folding service and dry cleaning through A-​1 Cleaners.
The Laudromat itself if rather large and was not to crowded. We used 2 triple loaders and a regular machine. $ 6 per triple loader and $ 2.75 for the regular machine.
TVs are a bit out dated, and nothing inside was sparkling new. A couple machines were out of order, but the friendly and easy to approach employee and the fact that it was not crowded on a Sunday afternoon, so we could in and out, made this definitely a four star experience.