Had 2 big comforters that won't fit into my machine. Was going to go to a dry cleaner place but…read morefound this place while going to the sweet bakery across the street. This place is huge, has lots of machines and there's plenty of parking. Price point was pretty expensive. I used 2 big load machines while one cost me $17 and the other cost $9. Not sure what I did wrong there. Dryers are free though, unless you use the big one. I think it's 25 cents per 7mins for the big ones. This place provides detergent and a scented spray for your laundry free of charge. I used my own detergent and opted for the orange something spray on my comforter. Loved it! Would definitely use this place again. Felt safe and happy at this place. Loved all the foliage around the laundry mat too.

Parent approved!…read more Where in Eugene to help our son move out for summer and wanted to wash all the clothes at once. We found this gem! The assistant was the kindest man and very informative. It had been YEARS since we had been to a laundromat. Sounds silly but we look forward to coming back!! Oh and GO DUCKS

Just the best customer service you could ask for. I had neglected to mention that the cuffs on my…read morejacket were very soiled and they weren't turned up as I usually wear them and when I took it back they immediately took care of it and Shola, the owner told me he personally took care of it. A super personable guy. Great cleaners. Highly recommend.

Took my down comforter in to be cleaned and had a wonderful chat with Shola himself! What a great…read moreperson, I really enjoyed chatting with him, and he assured me that my comforter would be done in a couple of days. It was, and when I went in to pick it up, the employee who rang me up and handed me the comforter was pleasant. I was charged exactly what I was quoted, so no surprises. Don't be put off by the location or lack of ambience. They clean stuff, it's what they do.

It's nice to find a laundromat with a human being actually present who works there. I didn't use…read morethe full serve options, just went in to wash a sleeping bag. It was $11 to do a quick wash on washer C60, which seems pricey to me but it was a pretty huge machine. I put 4 quarters in the dryer and that got me 28 min but it was pretty much dry after 15 min. So the dryer seemed like a great deal. No public restroom, which is typical of laundromats, since our country despises people who are poor and struggling, as well as older, incontinent people. If you have time to kill, there are places to check out nearby like Coastal, Club Thrift and Harbor Freight.

I usually come here because the machines look clean, but today I had a very poor experience with…read morethe owner/manager. I used a large washer, but the machine never filled properly with water. The clothes were just tumbling around damp and dry, with the soap stuck to them.When I brought this to the attention of the manager, he was incredibly rude and sarcastic. He claimed it was a high-efficiency machine that doesn't use much water. When I pointed out the machine's own diagram showing the drum filling halfway with water, he dismissed it by saying, "That's just a picture." He refused to assist or offer a solution, and sarcastically suggested that if I wanted my clothes back immediately, I would have to deal with the water on the floor myself.Paying a high price to get treated with such a bad attitude and leave with unwashed clothes is unacceptable. There is also often pet hair left inside the washers. Save your money and go somewhere else where they respect paying customers.

I came to Oregon, a year and a half ago with nothing but a suitcase. I found this little family…read moreowned laundromat. Over the past 2 years, it has become my weekly routine to go there. I admit, I annoyed the owner at first with my banging on the machine to get my quarters to go in. He was sweet enough to come over and "teach" me how to finesse the machines...lol. All good since! I'm moving next month and I will really miss this little place and family! ** Good prices! ** CLEAN!! ** Owners will give you quarters after you take cash out. (Hint: don't throw away you quarter roll papers. Leave them on the counter for the owners to reuse!) **Detergent available to purchase **Safe environment with owners who pay attention ! **Local Coffee/Doughnut shop next door. Great place to grab a coffee while you wait for your laundry Thank you for everything!!

I stopped in here at exactly 9pm, on a Friday. All I needed and wanted to do was throw my BRAND NEW…read moretowels into the dryer so I could take a shower at the planet fitness next door, the lady who worked there instantly came right up to me, and aggressively said , "We close at 10pm so we're not currently letting new people start there laundry". And I nicely replied, "I'm only trying to throw my new towels into the dryer to get the lint and fuzz off. I won't take but 10 mins," And she again said " NO..Like I said we close at 10, so I can't let you start some laundry. She was super rude, and super unprofessional, and the fact that she wouldn't let me throw my towels into the dryer was completely ridiculous. So I'm leaving 1 star because of multiple reasons, but if your gonna say you stay open till 10. Then there is NO REASON I couldn't use your dryer BEFORE 10.

This is by far the best dry cleaners in town. Seriously, I am not trusting just anyone with my…read morepasties. Their prices are reasonable, ample parking since Shopko and Safeway both closed down, and they put clothes alphabetically, just assuming you'll lose your ticket. Pure genius I tell you! I got this 1950's petticoat at an antique store and not only did they only charge me $15 to dry clean it, they repaired a small area for free.

The absolute worst! I should've read the reviews. The reason they have a 4 star rating is from…read morereviews from 14 & 15 years ago! The true rating should be zero! I just picked up a jacket ($25) and they DIDN'T EVEN CLEAN IT! I had to sponge off some spots at the cuff. I had a feeling something wasn't right when the cuff zippers were the same as when I took it in. One was partially closed and the other was open. Don't waste your $ on this rip off biz.

Too expensive and almost all top loaders dont work. Clean machines but $5.50 for 1 large load, and…read moreanother $3.00 for drying = $ 8.50 for 1 large load of laundry. Ridiculuos.

Every single time I'm here one of the machines eats my quarters and doesn't work. Today it went to…read more9 and then just gave up I don't know why it's always like this I've been going for months and apparently maintenance isn't done or is done cheaply.

Very clean and well maintained. Various sized machines available, and the dryers are huge and make…read moregreat time! Indian low and it took the same amount of time...! The staff is wonderful!! They all have a great sense of humor, and are very polite... My only "complaint", is to leave the bathroom unlocked, or give the customers the key... these poor ladies are by them selves and doing so many things at once, Why do they have to stop what they are doing every 5 minutes to open a single bathroom door???

Apparently, if your dryer goes out, they don't want your money. I don't know how much of their…read morebusiness comes from people who only need to use one of their machines, but I've spent a couple of hundred dollars there over the last decade. I guess I'll just give a little bit of money to my family down the road and use their dryer.

This quaint (& colorful!) little laundromat offers an interesting and enjoyable atmosphere for…read morecleaning your dirties. From the outside it looks rather bland, seemingly indistinguishable from other related businesses. however, one step inside this little gem and it's hard not to notice its charms. The first among them is the jazz music playing in the background, which must be part of the theme, considering all the William P. Gottlieb posters featuring artists from a time long past. Miles Davis, Billie Holiday, Charlie Parker - all of them framed on the walls alongside black & white photos of Manhattan during the Jazz Age. Panning around and taking your focus off the artwork and you'll notice some other pleasant details. Aged tile flooring with worn character, multiple sitting areas accompanied by wooden stools, and of course the ever present change and detergent dispensers. The machines themselves are varied in size and styles. Front load, top load, tiny'ish, and gargantuan - for when those nasty comforters need to be cleaned (hopefully more then once every six months people!). This 'mat is also surrounded by a few convenient businesses to make your wait time more enjoyable. Albee's NY gyros is adjacent (and is amazing), as is a little grocery store, and even a liquor store! Not that I condone drinking while doing laundry, from my experience it almost always guarantees that I'll slack on my folding. Other notable mentions are a 24 hour surveillance system (because safety first!), a cute outside smoking area surrounded by bamboo plants, and a plethora of old reading materials. Honestly, this little shop instantly made it to my short list in regards to laundromats. Clean, quaint, and full of character, I would absolutely recommend checking it out and honoring it with your patronage. 4/5 stars.

The dirty homeless people who dry their nasty clothes without washing them, and leave cigarettes on…read morethe folding table, should be kept out. Also, most of the dryers were out of order. Only two of them worked.

I am so glad I found this place. They have absolutely SAVED my favorite articles of clothing from…read moreextinction. I love my vintage 60's and 70's pants collection (that everybody is jealous of), but so many of the seams were constantly coming undone, including the elastic around the waistband, that I couldn't wear them anymore. On top of that, I spilled grease on my new killer flamingo pink 60's flares the very first day I wore them! Polyester, wine and late night food do NOT mix! Lastly, I had two pairs of jeans that I had purchased used that were entirely worn out on the inside thigh to begin with, and by the time I wore them out there were actual holes in them that were a little too tacky even for me. But these jeans were t-shirt soft and 1 pair especially were my absolute favorites. To many it may have been obvious it was time to "put them down", but I just couldn't part with them. When I brought my mangled wardrobe that spanned decades of incredible fashion in for the first time, I was given really honest feedback and quoted super reasonable prices. The stain and the seams were doable, thank God, but the ability to fix the broken down fabric (read: there were gaping holes) on my favorite jeans had kind of a 50/50 success rating, as in "yes, we can do it but it usually doesn't last long and it's sometimes visible, the patch, therefore just as obvious ." I took the risk, unwilling to part with them, and am so glad I did: whomever does the patching is a freakin miracle worker. The work is not noticeable, and the reinforcement is so sturdy that I'll get many more wears out of these. I couldn't be happier. I have no idea how they did it, but it is obvious that a lot of pride is taken in their work. And if I was willing to assume the risks involved to save those jeans, someone put some extra care and magic into their work to make those pants suitable to be worn in public again. It may be a ratty old pair of jeans, but they are just awesome------the sentimental value is through the roof on these, and I cannot believe how amazing of a job they did. Just today I dropped off a favorite pair of light full-length jersey gauchos that were a MAJOR thrift-store score (I get stopped a lot in them) because again, SOMEone (I won't say WHO) spilled some kind of oil on them while sitting, then tried to get away with just washing them until their roommate asked them-----after coming home from being out and about all day, no less----if they wet their pants. Um, yeah. Not a good look. Not sure why I just assumed nobody would notice. So I tried to use SHOUT but some things are only fit for the pros...... I just dropped them off at Masters and cannot wait to pick them up. I already know that they will be back to their awesome selves, and am so glad to have such an awesome service (that I can afford, too), nearby to take care of me since apparently I need all the help I can get. Ultimately, I totally appreciate the honesty of this business, who clearly values the integrity of their work. Personally, I couldn't be happier with their service, their professionalism, their kindness, their prices, their genuine honesty----instead of saying "Yeah sure we can do that" and having the patchwork look like crap when I pick it up.........no, quite the opposite: I was told of the risks but still cannot believe how incredible of a job was done on my old mangled favorite jeans that only an owner can love. When I went in to thank them profusely, they were so appreciative and humble. I think it's so important to give compliments and praise when it's due, and they far exceeded my expectations. So thank you, Master Cleaners! I will never go anywhere else, and would encourage anybody to trust you with their valuables! P.S. I find their services to be inexpensive----and I am on a very limited budget---yet sometimes that really implies "cheap". I want to stress that the quality of their work and the kindness of the staff make them priceless, truly. So much so that if they weren't already on Yelp, I told them I was going to add them! And CLEARLY I'm lazy if I can't learn to sew, patch or even put a napkin over my freakin lap when I eat! :)

Really disappointed with this experience. I brought in a couch cushion cover, and when I picked it…read moreup, it was damaged--the velcro stuck to the fabric during cleaning leaving the cover visibly worn. They acknowledged the issue and said they'd make it right, possibly with a replacement, but it's been two weeks with no response despite me following up. Be wary of this place they have lost a customer.