From the moment I walked into this establishment, I was shocked at how clean it was. I mean, pristine. The attendant had a smile on her face, but didn't speak much English. The only reason I note this is because I had to use the restroom and couldn't explain it. I clearly need to learn some words in her language (which I thought was Spanish but I screwed up some where...).
I motioned the "pee" gesture and we both started cracking up. She knew right away what I needed. This was just hilarious. There is a key so the public isn't using their restroom. Once I got the key, it's said "Bano". Well I should have known that but my chemo brain could only come out with "Basura". Which in case you don't know means "trash" in Spanish. Way to go Kim.
Anyway, all of the machines are brand new and very efficient. They have 3 washer sizes and 2 dryer sizes.
The washers are priced as follows:
Small $4.00 (cold) Holds about 2 loads
Medium $6.00 (cold) Holds about 2-3 loads
Large $7.75 (cold) Holds about 3-4 loads
They smell nice and are super clean. I'll pay more for cleanliness.
The dryers are priced as follows:
Regular .25 for 5 min.
Large .25 for 5 min.
I have to admit I was a little sticker shocked at this price but apparently it's a pretty common pricing structure.
There's no burn smells or unpleasant odors coming from them so that's good in my book.
I washed and dried about 14 loads of laundry for less than $40. Tomorrow I'll be back to wash towels and linens. I'm very impressed with the laundromat. After seeing how efficient they were I was fine with the pricing. read more