worst dry cleaners ever! my son is at the state police academy and got reprimanded over the poor…read morequality of service we received from this so called establishment. the 'owner' told me it was my problem because he was done with the situation and hung up on me! very unprofessional. do not recommend under any circumstances!!!!

Hands down the best laundromat I've ever been to! The machines here wash your clothes super clean…read moreand efficiently -- way better than other places I've tried. The inside is spotless, well-maintained, and you can tell they really care about the customer experience. Not only is it clean, but they've thought of everything -- charging stations for your phone, TVs to watch while you wait, plenty of seating, and even a vending machine stocked with snacks and drinks. Don't waste your time or money going anywhere else. This is the spot if you want your laundry done right, be comfortable, and have a clean environment.

The machine that issues cards will not allow you to do change. My washer is waiting to have a part…read morereplaced. I wanted to wash 2 big loads at $9.75 each. Thats $19.50 and I was forced to load an even dollar amount at $20. I asked how I get my change and was told they do not give change.....even though theres a change machine present. Im glad it was here when I needed it, but what a scam! Next time I will go elsewhere so I don't have $0.50 stolen from me.

This laundromat has seen better days but when you've got to do laundry, you haven't got much…read morechoice. Despite rust and many machines that just "don't work" we were able to get our clothes clean in a reasonable amount of time. Soap, bounce and bleach are .50 per box. Wash is $2 per load and drying starts at .25 per 20 min. Some dryers are more efficient than others.

Clean never crowded in the early morning so its the best time to go but they do need to fix the…read morewashers and dryers the big ones in the back over all it gets your clothes clean fair prices 7.50 for the large ones for 40 lbs

From the owner: Laurie's Laundry offers self service washer and dryers with an attendant always on duty. We also…read morehave a Wash, Dry, and Fold drop off service with fast reliable timing.

The coin machine didnt give me my quarters for my $10 but I put a dollar in rite behind the 10 and…read moreit gave the quarters for that. But I have been trying to to get in contact with the owner for days and have left voice after voicemail and he still won't return my call

Still 1 star, in case you were curious. I wasted so many quarters trying to dry clothes for an hour…read moreand a half that were still soaked when I took them out. This place is pitiful.

I can't really say to much about it but I know that that it doesn't really stay busy that much…read moreanymore maybe a few customers will come in and that's what I think about it I just don't why it is not that busy no more

I will not be coming back here…read more This place has half of its machines out of order, everything is a little out of date, and to top it all off... The owner pointed me towards a machine he thought would be a good size for me. However, once I started to load the washer, I realized it was far too large and I started to look for one that was smaller and cheaper. He came over looked inside and said, "No, it is fine" and then closes the door to the washer. I protest more that I want to move to a smaller washer and he insists that it will not fit. My washer wasn't even halfway full... He then grabs my quarters and starts putting them in the slot, pretending like i don't know how to work the machine. And when I try to open and move it again, he tells me it is fine and closes it. So, I just let it go and told myself that it wasn't worth an altercation. He is openly trying to scam me, which I really don't appreciate. And assuming that since Im obviously not from around here that I do not know any better. I will not be coming back.

Being in a bind and having to use a laundromat, I tried this one a few times. The first time, I…read morefelt the prices were fair. However, the place was cringy dirty, including the neglected, antiquated machines. Several machines were out of order as well, making it impossible to do laundry if there there were more than a few people there. I decided not to go back unless absolutely necessary. Later, I heard the place was under new ownership, so I thought I'd check it out. Prices have tripled, which might be worth it if the place were renovated, but no. They've replaced a few washers and removed a bunch, leaving a deficit. The dryers are the same ones, which appear to be from the seventies. They are dirty, and I would say overpriced, but since there are not many washers and the dryers aren't worth using, price is irrelevant. The new owners seemed to have tried to paint, yet there's still a feeling of cringe when you walk in. Sadly, I believe this establishment will have a difficult time staying open unless they manage to clean the place up and get new, working machines. Hopefully they will, as this area needs a decent laundromat.

Laundromat was recently purchased from owner. Since then, the cost of washing has increased .50 on…read moresmaller machines, and a couple dollars on the triple load washers. That's not the worst part. It used to be .25 for five minutes in the dryer, and now costs .75 for five minutes. Not only that, but I believe they have turned down the heat on those dryers as well, if that's possible. Perhaps lowering available electricity to them. Worst of all? Most of the machines are from the 50s and 60s far as I can tell. You'd be better off washing in your sink and drying on a line across your room. It would take less time, anyway. If you have the means, drive to London or Richmond. The cost in fuel will be saved simply drying one load of laundry. If you don't have your own means of transportation, pay a friend to get you there. It will STILL be cheaper overall. Previously, I spent about $25 to wash and dry about two weeks of laundry. This last trip I had to pull my Laundry at $50, and bring it home to dry because of how expensive and crappy the dryers seemed to perform. My guess is the new owners are trying to operate at a loss so they can recover whatever purchase price they gave, at tax time. If you're on a fixed income, sorry! New Owners don't care about the clientele. Per their own employee, they have been told numerous times about how price gouging was horrible and would redirect faithful customers elsewhere. Their response? So what. Hope they go out of business honestly.