Close to Baileys ...super clean and efficient! We will be back! We met the manager earlier this…read moreweek. So glad we found this place.

clean and all machines and change machines operational. Good experience and would certainly use…read moreagain. They only had one very large washer, but several over-sized ones.

Couldn't get the wash machine we picked out to work, lost the $3.75 to the machine, had to switch…read moremachines and invest another $3.00. NO ONE AROUND for help or to call. Lousy way to run a business.

I rarely need a laundromat, but I was out of town for work for several days and found myself in…read moreneed. Let me say in another newer, nicer, more functional laundromat existed in Sturgeon Bay it would put this one out of business. As other reviewers said almost 1/2 all machines were out of service. My first issue was of the two change machines only one said it was working, but refused to give change. I had to go find a bank to get a roll of quarters, isn't that the number one rule of a laundromat, of course the service agent sign said back in ten, I had no idea if they would or not and somehow everyone one else who came and went while I was there brought their own tubs of quarters, they must have experience here. Second, I didn't use (or rather couldn't) and of the old standard top loaders, but to point out here they are the only ones with signs warning of a max 12 pound load. I used a Maytag commercial front loading washer to wash one sweatshirt, a pair of flannel lounge pants, underwear and t-shirt for $2.25. When my phone timer was up I check and it says "unbalanced" - and the clothes are sipping wet. How do I get them to spin out? The service staff says my load was too heavy. The machine has max weight of 20lbs WITH water, and I need to pay for bigger machine, how in the world is anyone supposed to know that?! Furthermore, since when can't a commercial washer can't handle a thick sweatshirt? She says I need to use a bigger $3 or $4 washer, yes for 4 clothing items?! She gave me back the $2.25, but I had to pay an additional .75 and now waste 36 more minutes of my time waiting on another load on a bigger newer machine, also pictured. What utter nonsense. How about investing in newer machines that do the job!!

The campground we are staying at did not have a laundromat, so they recommended this one that is…read moreabout a mile away. We had a ton of laundry to do and we're happy to find that they had the very large size washers and dryers. They use. The pay range app however you can also use quarters as well as they had a change machine on the wall. They also had a spot where you could purchase detergent, but we usually travel with our own. The large washers were $5.50, which is probably the most expensive that we've seen. The dryers however were $.50 per 12 minutes Which is a pretty good price. All in all all of the laundry cost us about $20 today. One frustration that we had is putting $.50 in for the washer for 12 minutes just to finish drying a blanket and it really only ran four minutes, not sure why so we did spend a little extra trying to get everything completely dry. Seems to be a busy place, there were people in and out the entire time we're there. There is a gender, neutral restroom outside the front door that was actually clean, which was a nice added bonus when you have to do laundry. It also has a new name, it looks like it is now called sister base suds although it's still located on maps as country walk laundromat.

Not bad laundry mart. Could not use any change machine and the gas station wouldn't give us any, so…read morethat made life a bit harder. No one was very friendly and that's fine. Laundry done, happy hisband

Would not recommend, wasting time and money on machines out of order and the ones that do work…read morebarely work themselves. They give you the option for warmer water for more money and the clothes are ice cold. Not to mention drying your clothes will take forever to dry, 30 minutes in the dryer and still damp.

Wow!! I'd never been to a laundromat that was so bright, clean, and inviting before!…read more Every machine looks to be in working order and the staff was WONDERFUL! Everything was stocked, dryers were hot and fast, and the washing machine was quick and quiet!!

Don't worry about bringing soap, the machines have so soap scum built up the cycle suds up even…read morewithout putting any in. I say this sarcastically of course. It's gross. It's too bad the owners don't clean the dispensers out once in a while. I'll also add that even when using your soap and dumping in liquid fabric softener or scent boosters your "clean" clothes will come out with a funky smell. Lastly- the place can appear clean one day, and filthy a few days later. The staff (man/owner) aren't very polite either. $8 per wash you'd think they'd be appreciate the business. I'm saving for my own machine and will else go elsewhere until I get one.

Super clean. Wonderful machine. Clothes actually are clean unlike Oconto Falls laundry.read more

the staff is very helpful and friendly, the place , and equipment are clean. the place is very…read moreclean. there are plenty of machines, and many different sizes and kinds of washers and dryers.

24 hour service laundromat in a burb, yet with city prices on some machines. The large dryers cost…read more$0.25 for every 4 minutes, which explains why everyone was using the small dryers for their large loads. However, in Nu-Way's defense, the large dryers absolutely completed your load of laundry faster. Basic pricing for washes ($2, maybe $2.50 for longer wash cycles). Reasonable. Cleanliness is so-so, yet that all depends if someone is on site for longer durations (I didn't see anyone between 4:30-6:30 PM on the Sunday prior to Memorial Day). What makes this location somewhat bad is pretty much the clientele. While there are many people that are legit about getting their wash done and leaving without causing any confrontation, there are the ghetto folks that want to be loud and ignorant. I witnessed an older female attempt to stick both of her feet within the large dryers for no reason, then curse patrons when they thought she was over the line with her disturbances. Then, her best friend (another old and loud, unruly woman) accuses patrons of stealing her laundry bag (turned out to be large, white trash bags) and become confrontational with patrons when it became obvious that she forgot that it was on the other side of the laundromat. SMH. If you can ignore the older crack heads and loud gangster rap music that the cars play outside when waiting for your wash to be done, this laundromat is a pretty decent place to get your clothes cleaned. I just hope that the business has staffing available to keep patrons from being verbally abused and intimidated...when washing clothes.

I am disabled and the attendant was not happy that I was sitting in a chair to fold my wash. Told…read moreme she was going to call the owner on me, I said you do that! I guess this business does not know what the AD act is. So here you go! The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities. Signed into law on July 26, 1990, by President George H.W. Bush, the ADA ensures that people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else in areas such as employment, public accommodations, transportation, and telecommunications. It defines disability as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities and mandates that necessary changes be made to ensure accessibility for individuals with disabilities. The ADA is divided into three titles: employment, state and local government, and public accommodations

Clean, efficient and the staff is very friendly. All you can ask for a laundry! Restroom clean, TV…read moreand clean tables. Amazing place. Prices don't seem bad and the change machines work!!!

I can't say enough good things about this place. I was always able to get the right machine for the…read moreright job. Plenty of room to fold clothes. Place was always cleaned top to bottom. They have an attendant most of the time. The owner Steve is down to earth, friendly, and professional. He listens to his customers, and tries to always improve on his business. I used the drop off service a few times, and it was a huge life saver for me. My family was sick with the Corona virus for over a month. I would not allow myself to have contact directly with the staff at the laundromat, or public. I was able to pack our laundry, and put it into the back end of my trunk. Which the staff came out, and accommodated our calamitous laundry pile up. I recommend this place to all my healthcare co-workers, friends, or anyone I meet. This place surely doesn't disappoint. The only people I think disappoint me is the public who sometimes try to play games on the attendants to get free laundry. I will say this to the public. Don't ruin a good thing for the rest of us who do pay our fair share. I don't want to pay more, because your trying to rip off a business. It takes hard earned money to start and invest in a business. You know who you are reading this review. Don't think for a minute that your going to help yourself in the end when you ruin it for everyone by playing con games. Lastly, to the parents who have young wild children. The pubic is not your babysitter. I would think on some certain level you would stop what your doing (being on your cell phone, folding laundry, etc) to get control of your kids. If you haven't noticed we are not in an era anymore where children are "safe". It takes seconds for your kid to disappear, or get seriously hurt. If your kid disappears the last memory you will be left with is a video taking them before the inevitable. So wake up, and take charge of your kids like you should have done in the first place. The public one day won't be so forgiving.

Incredibly clean and easy to navigate! Only recommendation is look around a bit first to make sure…read moreyou're using the right sized load washer. Maybe it's just my inexperience, but I could've saved a few dollars if I would've realized there were smaller/cheaper load options for the washer....