It's the only 24 laundromat around and the washers and dryers work,sometimes there are some shady…read morepeople around there but none that have cause me any problems

This is a bare-bones laundry. If you want to sit down, bring a chair. It is clean, which is…read moresomething and the cash machine seems to work. The dryers in particular work very well. We have laundry facilities where I live but the washing and drying process costs six dollars, and quite often your laundry isn't dry after one cycle. These dryers work quickly and the heat choices work. The cost here is great. It used to cost me $60 a month to wash my clothes where I live. I can do it here for $24. The attendant is personable, and a good worker. The machines that don't work are clearly marked. You do have to sit in your car or wander around while your clothes are washing and drying. That's not a big deal. In the summertime we can sit outside on the benches in the parking lot. Like I said, this place is bare bones.

Great dry cleaning prices with even faster turn around time. Both people I dealt with were friendly…read moreand knowledgeable

Cavemen, Lady Cavers and any other local teams, this is where you need to get your jerseys washed…read more It is so hard to keep the white side white but this place does a great job. We get my daughter's jersey washed at Rogue Cleaners and she always shines on the court with the brightest white and her jersey is two years old.

The people here are so great! Everyone is so nice and accommodating. They always do a good job in a…read moretimely manner.

Please take better care of this place. It's not good. Standing water and dirty machines.read more

Of course my washer WOULD take a crap on me right before Thanksgiving! You know, when in-laws are…read morecoming over and everything REALLY needs to be clean before the inspection...yea. Anywho! This place was open right at 7am (thankfully)! They had the huge commercial washers and dryers, which saves me sooo much time with all of the loading and unloading (who sorts by color anyway right? ) They have a change machine inside that accepts $1, $5, $10, $20 bills and spits out quarters for you to use. (This is a quarters only facility for the machines). Wash was $5 for each commercial wash (they all had 3 different washing times though, not sure if that was intentional or not) Dryer cost me a total of $2 for 3 dryers each at 30 minutes. They had plenty of folding tables inside on the North and West side of the building. There is also a little (yes, maybe 8 chairs tops) seating/waiting area. BUT! There's a taqueria next door! So, you know, tacos while your laundry is ready!

Dirty filthy run down pricey waiting for my washer to arrive on Feb but will not come backread more

Super clean and modern facilities. They have many large capacity machines…read more Don't bother bringing coins! The machines are paid for with a card that you load up with credit card or cash, or you can use the mobile phone app. Even the restroom was clean.

Always clean and machines work great! I won't go anywhere else. They also use the reload cards…read moreinstead of quarters which is so much easier.

I was contacted by the business owner about my review. She was unhappy about the treatment I had…read morereceived when I went in and asked me to give her business another shot. She also offered me credit at her laundromat. While I've yet to use my credit I did go to Sunshine today on my own dime because I had a ton of laundry to do after my son's winter camp out, including a queen sized bedspread. I used one of the great big $6.00 machines and did a huge volume of colored stuff, and put all my whites into one of the $4.50 machines. The pluses are that their machines are fast, about 25 minutes per load. When I went in the place looked the same as before: It's immaculately clean, everything works, and there is plenty of space for people to work. There's no waiting for machines, even on a Sunday. I was glad because I was in a hurry, and I'm glad that I went back. Like I said, I HATE giving bad reviews... hate it, hate it, hate it. I'm glad to report I had a good experience there today.

I hate being lied to. I left a previous review and got a message telling me all the bull crap that…read morean overworked, underpaid manager has to say. I went back to sunshine laundromat and found that same unemployable reject working in the dry cleaning end. He is still an utter arse. I am a very nice person and NEVER mistreat anyone. After asking the dude that looks like he got kicked off a Grateful Dead tourbus for being too fucked up, a simple question, he again treated me as if I interrupted his dark web perv show. I had my sister go in the following day. Same BS, same asshole. Apparently they hate money. And no one ever attempted to refund the money the machines took from me. It really is heartbreaking to witness a great business crash and burn, but that is exactly what has happened. Sayonara dicks.

more expensive than the one in grants pass. better chairs there too 12345678901234567890read more

Very nice laundry. It has coin machines. The room was clean and neat. The machines were in very…read moregood condition. the folding tables are in good condition and are clean. It has one chair and one picnic table, so it could use some additional seating. The washing machines were $3.50 for a load and dryers were $0.25 for 5 minutes.

The laundromat is undergoing refurbishment at the moment. They have 7 standard washers, 5 front…read moreloading double washers, 2 quad load and one six-load unit along with 10 double load dryers. The laundromat uses tokens and not quarters for the machines (each token is worth a quarter), and the change machine gives 3 tokens and a quarter for each dollar. As of 8/24/17, the standard machine costs $2.25 (in tokens), the doubles cost $4.50, and the six-load unit is $7.00 It is clean and well lit with ample parking

The only reason this place gets 1 star instead of 0 is because it's relatively clean and you don't…read morehave druggies hanging around nodding off inside. The pricing is absolutely outrageous. I only use the laundromat to wash my king-size comforters because they don't fit in my home washer. The 4-load machine requires 89 quarters, and the 8-load machine requires 99 quarters. Yet there are signs posted everywhere warning customers not to overload the machines, which means only one king-size comforter realistically fits. So you're telling me it costs over $20 just to wash a single comforter? That's ridiculous. It feels like price gouging, especially considering this is the only laundromat in Eagle Point. People don't really have another option, and the prices reflect that. Clean facility, but the cost alone is enough to make me avoid coming here whenever possible.