Very clean laundromat. The machines do take card so you don't necessarily need cash/quarters, but they do have a cash/quarter exchange. It's my first time using a laundromat so i'm not sure how much they usually cost, but it costs $13.75 to use the big 20 lb washers and $3.75 for the big dryer for an hour. I consider that a little pricey to me, but again i'm not sure about usual costs. I definitely recommend if you don't have a washer/dryer in your apartment/home and need to do laundry. read more

When my washing machine stopped working in the middle of washing several loads, I needed to find a nice place to wash my clothes quickly. I remembered seeing a place in the Crestwood/Crestline area. I think the previous reviews were based on a place that had different owners than it does now or maybe their angry about something? This place is called Suds N Duds and it is actually a really nice place to spend a couple hours doing laundry. I keep thinking the previous reviewers went to a different location? There is an attendant on duty at all times and she constantly keeps the place clean. All of the machines are working and there are two machines for change if you don't have enough quarters. I've been there in the evenings and on the weekends and the clientele is just like all of us who need a place to wash clothes. I've seen elderly gentlemen struggling with their clothes bags and couples and their kids washing and folding clothes together. There are carts to help move your wet clothes from the washer to the dryer. You can also drop your clothes off and pay for the attendant to do them for you. Not sure the cost of that service, but if you don't have time to sit and wait it's a great option. It costs $3-$6 to wash (depends on the size of the machine) and $1 to dry. If you want to use a super large machine it costs $8 per load. It takes 20 to 25 minutes to wash a normal load. That time goes by pretty fast when you're reading or watching a movie on your phone or tablet. All of the people I've met there are really nice and none of us want to be there washing clothes!! Lol! And of course there are plenty of food options if you get hungry and there is a Winn-Dixie across the street. All in all it's a nice, clean and safe place to wash and dry clothes. The next time your washer or drying stops working, this spot is your best option. There are other places I wouldn't DARE go, but I don't feel uncomfortable going here. read more

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I was due on a red-eye flight back home the next morning and as a hygienic measure, I don't like to put dirty clothes inside my luggage, so I wanted to wash my clothes ASAP, and my hotel was nice enough to drop a hint that their dryers were a hit-or-miss and advised me to not even try... But if I had more time on my side, I would've skipped this laundromat due to the price alone. I came here and spent almost 2-3x what I typically spend; $3 for a top load wash (most places charge $1.50-$2), $1.50 per carton of soap (vs. $0.75; I typically also get Clorox 2, fabric softener and dryer sheets), and the biggest expense: $2 for 9 minutes of drying time (vs. $0.25)... The most ironic part? Before I came here, I went to Walmart and requested $20 cashback to be given in $10, and 2 $5 bills, with $5 expected to be able to tip my Uber driver the next morning (pro tip: As a former driver, cash tips will almost always get you a good rating... I'm at 4.98, and lots of drivers won't pick up anyone lower than 4.8). However, what wound up happening was that I had to spend the $5 tip, realize that wasn't enough, then bought a sandwich next door to break the $10, and in the end I wound up spending about $14 since lo and behold, the dryer didn't do that good a job drying my clothes (usually it'd be dry with just 2 quarters --I mean-- 2 sessions). About the place itself: It's a bit run-down and not worth the price; the left half of the unit is the laundromat, and the right half is almost desolate and appears to sell shoes and purses... The laundromat also appeared to have a leaking roof; there's a plastic funnel attached to the running down to a garbage can. For the restroom, you think that after paying so much that there'd be toilet paper and paper towels: There isn't. Also, the attendant didn't look like he wanted to be there; most of the time was spent smoking a cigarette or serenading his S/O outside, and he was vaguely rude when I wanted change and the change machines weren't working. read more

This is the cleanest laundromat you will ever go to. Friendly employees & a great drop off service. Vending machines with snacks & drinks.

I have gone several times but today was the last. One the dryers clearly ate or over dollar in change(I put in an extra 25cents because I thought I was wrong at first). Asked the attendant for help, but he did absolutely nothing. He actually asked me to put more money in the thing. He couldn't even reimburse me the $1.25 to start it in another drier. Completely unprofessional. I suggest that others not waste their time is an amateur business. THIS PLACE IS TRASH!!!! read more

It's sad when your best option for a laundromat looks like it's filled with imbred ex cons, employees included. Did a half load of laundry and my jeans came out still covered in mud. Tried to point out that something may be wrong with their machine and was met with "No refunds!". Guess what - no business from me! read more

Coin Laundry - Half lit. - Laundromat Near Me - Birmingham, Alabama

this place is pretty awful. many patrons and employees sit outside and smoke while the doors are open. so the odor of smoke, plus smells from nearby restaurants, is pretty potent. also, the cost to wash and dry is high. I really had high hopes for this place since it's so convenient but I don't think I'll be coming back. read more

the worst place to go to ...i have spent a lot of money to wash and dry ...and when the machines do not work, they will not give you back your monies. when the washer does not dispense water ...the thing is "broken " and the dryers don not dry it too is "broken" ...don't go here and waste your money or time....never again will i read more