I usually go to another laundromat only bcuz of the hot water! but this laundromat is super close…read moreto me, i been wanting to make it my official place but it doesn't have hot water! until i saw a sign saying that it provides hot water! so today i decided to go an yeah NO HOT WATER!! false advertisement that's all... an is disappointed bcuz is extra more money! an is not fair! over all is a clean laundromat!

This laundryomat is so super clean they have a staff here working. They even have drop off called…read morewash and fold service. That's includes laundry soap and fabric softener. This will be my to go place even if it's a little further where I live.

The owner of this place is very friendly and nice, she made me feel very welcome, the place is also…read moreclean, i 100% percent would recommend you wash clothes here !!

It was clean, good number of machines, not a lot of seating space while waiting for clothes, and…read moremachines only take coins.

Horrible Experience This laundromat is absolutely…read moredisgusting. Most of the machines are broken, filled with dirty water, and the place is crawling with roaches. The floors are filthy, and it smells awful. Watch the video I posted -- it shows exactly how bad it really is. Don't waste your time or money here! I put my clothes in dirty water not knowing there was dirty water and soap. Very Gross!

Used to enjoy coming to wash here but it seems like the more I come to wash the less washers…read moreactually work. It's usually pretty clean which is nice but I just wish I didn't have to fight people for washers.

They have staff ladies here that are really helpful if you have question about laundry size and…read morewhich washer to use to make your time there more efficient. Also, they're able to Keep things clean there. That's important. This place is great.

HOW DO PEOPLE LOVE THIS PLACE? 2024 & 2025…read more Broken broken broken. I came here because the Yelp rating was around four stars, so I genuinely expected something decent, or at least functional and clean. Unfortunately, this was not what I experienced at all. When I arrived, I was greeted by a man who appeared to be homeless. I am not saying this with judgment, just sharing context because it became relevant to the environment. At first, I didn't realize he was homeless until later when he began talking with another man about rehab, drug use, and going to a center. It was early in the morning, and that alone already made the space feel uncomfortable. On top of that, it wasn't even obvious this was a laundromat because the blinds were closed, so from the outside it looked dark and uninviting. Once inside, the overall condition of the place was shocking. Dirty, run down, broken machines everywhere, and honestly embarrassing for anyone involved. The machines themselves were a headache. I had to keep feeding quarters into the washers and then repeatedly ask for my money back because they wouldn't work properly. I had to try multiple times just to get a dryer going. Pricing has clearly gone up since it's dollars just to get twenty minutes of dry time, which would be fine if the machines actually worked consistently. The sinks, hand washing area, and restroom were especially bad. Everything felt grimy and neglected, like surface level cleaning is done just enough to say it's cleaned, but the deeper filth and chronic buildup are very much still there. It's hard to ignore how worn down and dirty everything is. What bothered me most is that it seems like this location is being used as a resting spot for people who are not there to do laundry, and they stay for long periods of time. I assume management is aware since there are cameras, and these individuals are there far longer than a quick stop. That gives the impression that management simply does not care, and that's not something I'm comfortable with as a customer. I didn't feel unsafe, but I was definitely on high alert the entire time, and that's not how you should feel while doing something as simple as laundry. While the machines technically do their job, nothing about this place feels well maintained or inviting. I will not be returning, and I do not recommend this location unless serious changes are made. Also, the unhoused individuals were talking about taking things they found. I just came to wash but witnessed trauma.

I went into Sparkling Clean Laundromat on San Bernardino Rd expecting at least a little sparkle,…read moreand I hate to say it, but that name is doing a lot of heavy lifting. I stopped by on what should've been a pretty quiet, non-busy day just to wash my dogs' beds, nothing complicated, and the whole place still felt chaotic from the second I walked in. It wasn't just busy energy either, it was more like things were all over the place and not really being kept up with. What really threw me off was seeing an attendant actively cleaning while the place still looked... not clean. It made it hard to understand how it was staying that way despite someone being there. One thing that really got me is the card system. You have to load money onto their card, and once you do, you're kind of locked in. That's honestly the main reason I'll be back, because I already have money sitting on it. Otherwise, I wouldn't go out of my way to return. The machines did what they needed to do, so I can't say it doesn't function, but there was nothing about the experience that felt smooth or worth choosing over somewhere else. Parking is fine but also a little hectic, and being next to 7 Eleven is convenient if you need a drink or snacks, but it doesn't really make up for everything else just feeling average at best. Overall, it gets the job done, but that's about it. Nothing stood out in a good way, and the overall cleanliness and vibe just didn't match the name at all. I'm giving it two stars for now, mostly because I have to go back and use up the rest of my card, but I'm definitely hoping the next visit feels a little less chaotic.

Laundromat is super clean bathroom is clean also the only problem that it does have is the people…read morethat hang around there especially with the 7-Eleven being right next-door it gets a lot of the drifters druggies . The bathroom door is not locked from the outside. So I noticed a couple of people that were not washing going in there to do their substance abuse. Other than that it's very clean and the lady that works there is super nice.

I have been to many of a laundromat in my youth and I have to say this was a very nice one to…read morehappen upon. Not from the area, had to do an emergency load after a toddler fiasco while traveling. This place was open early on a Sunday (6am). Coin machine was working ( thank god) and there were plenty of top load and front loading options. I'm a big fan of the speedy queen washers. I was also very grateful their soap dispenser was loaded so I was able to get some detergent. Top loader washers were $3 a load, speedy queen $5 a load. Dryers a quarter gets you 8 minutes (not bad). I didn't have a ton of stuff in the dryer so I was surprised it took me 5-6 quarters to dry the blanket and few pieces of car seat. All in all the place was clean, lots of space for folding and plenty of washers and dryers for when things really get busy.

Edit to owner: STOP GASLIGHTING and lying. White women with a white truck had access to areas not…read moreopen to public. My review is honest and based off experience. Your response is pathetic, shame on you. I came here because I like washing my bedding at a laundromat instead of at home, and I figured it was time to try somewhere new. I've been to Daisy's Laundromat down the street before, but Badillo Launderland had decent reviews so I thought I'd give it a shot. I showed up around 8 in the morning hoping for a quick in and out trip. When I walked in, my first impression was that the place is pretty small. There are only two aisles of machines. The upside was that it was almost empty when I arrived. The only other person there was a woman who looked like she was working on one of the machines. I assumed she might work there, but there was no greeting, no smile, nothing. Just a very cold presence. Luckily she stepped out shortly after, which meant I had the whole place to myself for a while. I used two of the large washers that hold about forty pounds each, which cost around six dollars per wash. One thing I noticed right away is that they offer two payment methods. You can use coins or you can use a card through a smart payment system attached to the machines. Paying with a card comes with a fee though. Even if it is small, it still adds to the total every time you run a machine, so I decided to stick with coins. I exchanged about fifteen dollars at the coin machine and got started. My plan was simple. Wash, dry, and be out within an hour like I usually do when I wash bedding. While the washers were running, I started noticing things that made the place feel a little off. The cleaning seemed very superficial. At first glance it looks maintained, but once you actually look closely you see layers of dust and grime in places that clearly have not been touched in a long time. There is a vent on the ceiling that was so dusty it honestly looked like it had been ignored for years. Another thing that stood out was the number of security cameras. I counted about twelve. That is a lot for a laundromat this size, and they were not even the same type of cameras. Some looked newer and others older. Ironically many of them were dusty too, which just added to the overall feeling that maintenance is inconsistent here. Things really started going downhill once it was time to dry my bedding. I normally use several dryers so everything finishes quickly, so I loaded up six dryers at once. The price is a quarter for seven minutes. I put in fourteen minutes to start, which should be plenty for lighter bedding like sheets. To my surprise, most of the dryers barely produced heat. Out of the six dryers I used, only two of them actually worked the way they should. The others were spinning but clearly not heating properly. At that point I started burning through coins trying to figure out which machines were actually functioning. Time is valuable, and this is where the frustration kicked in. To make things worse, the coin machine ran out of coins while I was still trying to dry everything. This was around eight in the morning on a Tuesday. Running out of coins that early in the day is honestly baffling. I had no choice but to use the smart card system that charges a small fee. At that point I just wanted my bedding dry, so I threw everything into the two dryers that actually worked and maxed out the time. What should have been a quick visit ended up stretching well past an hour, and even then the bedding was not as hot and dry as I usually like it. Another issue is how cramped the place feels once other people start showing up. When I first arrived it was peaceful, but as more customers walked in the tight layout became obvious. People were basically maneuvering around each other in close quarters while trying to move laundry between machines. It made the whole process feel rushed and uncomfortable rather than smooth and relaxing. I will give them one positive note. The music playing inside was actually great. Whoever picked that playlist clearly has good taste because the songs were a vibe. Unfortunately I came here to wash laundry, not to discover new music. By the time that same woman came back later, she still had the same cold demeanor and I decided it was not even worth bringing up the dryer issues. At that point I just wanted to finish and leave. Between the poorly heating dryers, the coin machine running out early in the morning, and the overall maintenance issues, the experience left a really bad impression. It is a shame because the location is convenient and the parking is easy, but I will not be coming back. Hopefully this review helps others know what to expect. If you come here, be prepared to test a few dryers before you find one that actually works.

Drying here is highway robbery - one quarter will give you 6 minutes when other laundromats will…read moregive you 12 minutes for 25 cents.

Washing machines are excellent and have different sizes. There are also LARGE Speed Queens that…read moretake up to 8 loads, and they wash & and rinse very well. This laundromat is immaculate. The owner cleans all the machines and all the counters and he is present or there is an attendant (what a delight to meet you Hirro!! Thank you so much for your assistance and providing me with quarters when I needed them). There is a coin exchange machine that takes up to $10 bills (NO $20's but the attendant, if present, can break a $20 for quarters). There are also laundry items like laundry soap, laundry, fabric softener, etc., in a vending machine. You can pull into the back and unload your laundry right there at the door into very nice well-maintained cart and roll your laundry in. I felt extremely safe here. The machines range from 1 to 8 loads, washed very quickly & some of the dryers are very large! There is also a liquor store nearby right on the corner if you need anything to eat or drink. I highly recommend this laundromat with "State-of-the-Art" laundry equipment and an actual attendant with EXCELLENT customer service!

This place is now called Laundry Love. It's clean and has a restroom for customers, vending…read moremachines, clean countertops and a variety of washers depending on what size load starting from $2 all the way up to $8 the dryers are free. I took off one star because there's not a lot of places to sit down.

Clean spot to wash. Regular washers are $1.50 a bit pricey, that's why they're getting 4 stars. It…read moreused to be $1.25 but they've bumped it up out of nowhere. Hopefully it stays like that.