I truly like them. Ive been to a few around Norwalk area and prefer them. Plus they are polite…read more Plus they can get it done in a hurry!

Michael at Professional Touch Cleaners is a wizard. I took him a 40-year-old wedding dress on…read moreMonday, and by Friday the dress looked like new. It had not been properly preserved and was covered with yellow streaks and stains. The pricing was reasonable too. I cannot recommend PTC highly enough. And Michael is kind and wonderful too.

This place is fantastic for a laundromat. I typically come on Sunday afternoons and it's usually…read morenot too busy. There are plenty of options for washers and dryers, which the ones that handle larger loads charging more I've never had to wait for a washer or dryer because there are so many. The woman who works Sundays is extremely friendly and I don't know if she truly recognizes everyone who comes in, but she always looks happy to see you and asks how I've been. They have a few TVs throughout the place so if you're waiting for your laundry to finish washing or drying, or folding, chances are you can see what's on. There's also free Wifi while you wait, or you can always shop at Goodwill across the parking lot to kill some time. Their cheapest washers are over $3 which seems expensive to me, but I usually spend no more than $1 on a dryer for 28 minutes of drying which evens the cost out, and it's cheaper than another laundromat I've tried in Wilton. There's a change machine that accepts $1, $5, $10, and $20s if you don't have enough quarters which is nice, so you can just get a 20 from your bank's ATM and it's enough to cover several loads. Overall a great place to do you laundry if you have need of a laundromat with friendly staff when they're there, though the actual building is open 24/7, TV and free wifi, and nice machines.

Super friendly & helpful - the staff at The Laundry Basket have always been so cheerful & pleasant…read more I wouldn't go anywhere else - efficient drop off & pick up service! Thank you!

Most of my experiences with Majestic over the years have been good. However recently I had a shirt…read moremissing, I came back a few times and after a few weeks they found a shirt. I say a shirt because it was not my shirt. I told the women behind the counter that it wasn't my shirt and she insisted it was. We went back and forth, then she just abruptly walked off. So rude!

My wife took my white formal button down shirt from our wedding to this dry cleaner. It was a…read moreDaniel Donahue, purchased at Nordstroms for $155. It was worn once, only on my wedding day. When she went to pick it up, they claimed they lost it, but would find it shortly and give her a call back. 2 weeks later, she went back and they again claimed they would find it. Never got a call. It is now over a month later and they offered us 32 dollars for the shirt. Replacement value is common practice. They are thieves. Go elsewhere for when they lose your clothing they will not give you back fair market value. Avoid at all costs.

Nice ppl, timely and very helpful. I wld recommend this service. They helped me load my car bc it…read morewas very heavy.

I like this laundromat in that the equipment is all new, it is not usually crowded, the staff is…read morereally nice, it is (IMPORTANT) well-air conditioned (I am a winter girl and I strongly dislike the summer and the heat) -- but there is one MAJOR issue with it -- no matter what washer I use there -- and I have sensitive skin and use unscented, dye-free detergent, and my clothes always come out smelling like weird perfume. I've actually been unable to get the smell OUT of some clothes so I stopped going there, because it smells like old lady perfume or something and is strong. Once, I did my sheets there and had to re-do them all, because my bed smelled like a herd of old ladies or weird white ladies with bad taste from department stores were sleeping in it. I used to always go to the other one on Main Ave. -- which has a severe lack of washers because the staff uses them and does not care if there are none for customers and will let stuff sit in dryers for a considerable amount of time, even if people are waiting to use them. They suggested East Ave, and like I said, great facility, great people, but I don't understand the perfume smell. If it happened once, I'd not complain -- but it happened more than once, and I really don't like the time waste of doing laundry as it is, so having to do it twice is just painful to me. Maybe they'll look into it. I know I have a bit of a wolf nose, but it IS strong and my husband noticed it, too, since I never smell like old white lady.

Michael and his staff are incredibly kind, service oriented, and knowledgeable…read more I have been the victim of some of my nicer clothing items falling apart and Michael has somehow made them look brand new. They are a family-run shop and treat their customers as such. I recently dropped about ten terms off to repair. The seamstress wasn't sure what I needed done with one of the shirts, so she didn't touch it. When I picked up my other items, Michael and I reviewed what needed to be done and said he would have the shirt for me early the following week at no charge. More businesses need to run like this one.

First, I'll say I really like Mike. He's very involved in the business and he was always there to…read morechat me up whenever I'd stop in so that's a huge plus. On the downside was the actual laundry/pressing service they provide. I'm a new customer and on my second batch of dress shirts I dropped off I found two of them damaged when I picked the order up. One had actual burn holes through the fabric (iron was too hot and/or left on too long) and another shirt had brown scorch marks on the sleeve and back. For the first one he asked me what the shirt was worth and put a credit on my customer account for it; with the second shirt he said he thought it was detergent so he sent it through again and, in fairness, it came back fine. A month and a half later I dropped off an order with a different set of shirts. This time (again, white shirt) I got back with blue stains all over the cuffs and a few other areas. Mike said he thought it was maybe dye transfer from laundering it with colored garments so he ran it through again. I got it back and it looked like it had come out but as soon as I got it home under good, bright lighting the blue was still there. At this point I've now had issues with three shirts on two separate orders so I decided it's time to call it a day with this place and I took it to Dean's cleaners in Westport. Not only did they turn it around same day but they got all the blue stains out. Look, I'm sure these guys try to do a great job and they obviously care about their business so I'll give them 2-stars instead of one but the quality speaks for itself and for that reason I'd avoid using them.

I find it incredible that in this location there is a 24 hour laundromat - in the bucket of…read morenormalcy this is truly an anomaly. In keeping with the surroundings it is clean, ample amount of laundry supplies , floors are clean, the top of the washers do not have days old spillage or layers of crusty pow detergent. There's nothing worse than a dryer that smells sour - you won't find that in this laundroma.

Very clean! Every time I go someone is cleaning! Friendly staff and different size washers for…read moreyour needs!

I cannot believe how downhill this laundromat went since "renovating". It used to be air…read moreconditioned, and still has signs that say "keep door closed, air conditioning is on" -- but those are clearly for show, as it is hotter in there than it is outdoors. It is a miserable experience, especially if you live in the area and walk your laundry there in a cart, which many of the people who use it do. It's like walking on the surface of the sun to go sit in a sauna. How lovely! Beyond that, they are so expensive! Again, for the non-gentrified people who actually made this area an area, it is a burden, and their card machines are set up to take no less than $20 at a time -- which I suppose makes sense, as the washers are expensive, and the dryers, which do not seem to be particularly great at drying things (THEY HAVE ONE JOB!) always require extra swipes, so even doing a regular week of laundry for two people comes to about $20. That is far too much money, especially when two people do not create an absurd amount of laundry - though if you decide to wash a comforter or something, put $40 on and expect to have some left over, so you're tied to the laundromat you know is overpriced. A lot of the washers smell like mold. Again, they just underwent renovations, so we re not exactly dealing with old, ancient machines. The staff is nice enough and everyone there minds their own business for the most part - unless the lady who demands a dollar (who, in fairness, just kind of wanders the neighborhood doing this -- and even knows who speaks English and Espanol) -- so that is not the laundromat's fault. I switched to a different laundromat -- and there is no minimum on the card, plus, that week of laundry comes to $10 or less. And it is in a far more affluent area. I'd love to hear this explained, but then again, I don't really care. After my last laundry took almost an hour to dry -- and it was stiflingly hot in there (other laundromats can remain temperate somehow - and they used to know how, as well) -- I will never be returning there.

I am so impressed with the guys that run America's Laundry. Jorge and Carlos really care and worked…read morevery hard to recover my lost item. Yesterday Jorge called the girl I spoke to the day before right away and looked everywhere while I waited. And then today when I stopped in to see if it had turned up, Carlos knew the whole story and had my drop off order ready a day early. Since they were partly responsible, they offered to reimburse me for a replacement. Wow, for a small neighborhood laundromat these people are on top of it! They made my day and will definitely be getting my continued business.

Beware: This Cleaner Doesn't Respect or Appreciate Its Customers…read more I used to be a loyal customer of Belden Avenue Cleaners for several years, always choosing to support their family-owned business over larger chains. Not only did I frequent them regularly, but I also paid upfront every time to support their cash flow -- something any small business owner should appreciate. Today was my first time back after months recovering from surgery, and I was met with one of the most disrespectful, unprofessional experiences I've ever had. I brought in a modest number of items -- a coat, some shirts, a sweatshirt, a few light sweaters, and pants -- seven items total. To my shock, they quoted me $98, claiming that several light sweaters and a hoodie were "coats" to justify their outrageous pricing. When I questioned it politely and said I would simply remove those items, the owner exploded. He aggressively cursed at me, shouting "shit" over and over, telling me to "take my clothes and go somewhere else." He made it crystal clear that customer loyalty, decency, and basic respect mean absolutely nothing to him. I calmly reminded him that I had been a loyal, paying customer for years -- his response was to continue cursing and shouting me out of the store like I was garbage. The fact that this is how he treats a long-time, paying customer speaks volumes about the kind of operation he runs. Belden Avenue Cleaners clearly has no regard for professionalism, respect, or customer loyalty. If you value your dignity and hard-earned money, stay far away from this place. There are plenty of other cleaners who actually appreciate their customers and understand that without them, they have no business at all.

unfortunately I was a valued customer till today. I went to go pick up my suit but they gave it to…read moresomeone else. When asked about it the man working there kept screaming at me. After Two years of business to them I will not be going back there.

Everything was done perfectly, including not wrapping everything up in one of those big plastic…read morebags, and it was done in less time than they originally estimated.

Friendly staff, nice machines. 10% discount when you load the card with $20. Parking lot can get…read morecrowded.

I had two blouses that required patches sewn onto the collars, I brought them in with an example of…read morehow it should it look and left it with them. Not only were they crooked and uneven, they still wanted to charge full price. Threads still showing and protruding off of the collar. I would have been better doing it myself after a YouTube video. Dry cleaning is what they need to stick to, any alterations you're going to be met with excuses and poor customer service.

I have been going there for more than a year when they ruined one of my $100 shirts. I went back at…read morethem and asked them what they would do about it. The answer was simple and clear: it was not their fault and I was the one damaging the shirt. The bottom line is the customer service was handled very poorly and I still can not believe that after more than a year of going there every week, they would call me a liar. I will not take my chances any more with them and definitely would not recommend this place.