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    3.0 (4 reviews)
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    Oceana Laundry

    Oceana Laundry

    4.3
    (221 reviews)
    $$

    Check my review history, I respect business owners who aren't scumbags too much to ever "hate" on a…read morebusiness. Oceana is run by John. Ask for him by name. The first couple of times we used their fluff and fold service it was decent enough, other than getting a random extra pair of boxers that weren't mine and a couple of other peoples t-shirts... The last time we used them, they gave us back thrift store clothes and kept our actual clothes... John, the owner shared with me he had continued to employ a drug addict who has done this before. He was so sorry and embarrassed and wanted to know how to make it right for us... We agreed that we'd try to asses the value of what we lost and let John know. This was an amicable enough call. He seemed dejected and sad but expressed a desire to make it right. Fast forward two months now and John and his wife Kelly have patronized and attempted to pacify me multiple times with multiple excuses on why they weren't honoring John's own request to compensate us for our losses. Neither has even offered a refund. It's hard to tell fact from fiction, but it is clear their goal is to brush losing $750 worth of my wardrobe under the rug. I've waited over two months for compensation, and even offered a reduced settlement price as an olive branch to show I recognize running a business can be costly and difficult. The staff all seem to say the same things about John and Kelly, they are rude and short with people and try to undercut pay and etc. It shouldn't be a surprise that after the business makes a mistake they accept zero accountability and word for word today told me: "What are you going to do, sue us for $750? Go ahead!" Okay. ‍ Needless to say, I don't think people like them should be able to be in charge of other people's careers let alone run a business. Avoid at all costs.

    Our washer broke and the laundry started piling up before the replacement we ordered gets…read moredelivered. I decided to try Oceana laundry since they do home pickups and delivery. I was delighted that I was able to schedule a next day pick up and delivery can be scheduled 24 hours after. Everything went through smoothly with pick up and drop off, items were washed and folded neatly and the price was reasonable. Highly recommend

    Oceanside Laundry

    Oceanside Laundry

    3.9
    (18 reviews)

    TLDR: go somewhere else. [And FWIW, I have experience working in a laundromat, so I know a little…read morebit about the machines.] I did laundry here last night. The machines were more expensive than another place I went in town. I did two of the $6 loads. At other laundromats I've been to, it's usually only .50 more if you want to add an extra rinse or more intensive wash, for instance. Here, it's $2 for each add-on. Despite leaving PLENTY of room for the clothes to wash (the load was maybe 2/3 full), a pair of jeans came out half soaked and half still dry. After that, the card reader wasn't working on the dryers, so I used quarters. I was able to start my first dryer, no problem. For the second, three of my quarters got stuck in the coin slot. It was toward the end of the day, so the coin catch was probably too full. I didn't see an attendant, so I went to my vehicle and got tweezers to see if I could jimmy the quarters lose. As I worked on retrieving the 3rd quarter, I looked back at one point and noticed an older man watching from inside the back door. He didn't move, so I walked over to him to ask for help. He asked why I was trying to break his machines. He said "so you're going to break my machine for .25?" I said no, I wasn't damaging the machine, but out of principle, I wasn't going to give up .75 for a faulty coin slot (on already overpriced laundry). He told me to move my laundry to another machine. I already had but explained that I was still trying to get the remaining quarter back from the first one. He then made fun of me and laughed in my face for caring about a quarter. Again, it was actually three quarters, but I had already gotten two loose. Finally, after a considerable amount of back and forth he offered to provide me with a .25 refund. Great, thanks. I left the machine alone. What he SHOULD have done in this scenario is come up to me, while I was trying to jimmy the quarter to say "excuse me, can I help you?" I would have said yes, I just need to get my quarter. He either could have opened the machine with the key to fix it for future customers (best option), or brought me a refund quarter. Instead, he stood there watching, thereby allowing me more opportunity to potentially "break the machine." He also should have put an out-of-order sign on that coin slot if he wasn't going to empty it. Instead he spent the next hour I was there pushing a broom around (yet somehow missing the largest pieces of trash on the floor), likely keeping an eye so I didn't go back to "break his machine." While I was there, another customer found out the hard way that the dryers' credit/debit card readers weren't working after she loaded her wet clothes in the dryer. There is not an ATM on site, and she didn't have cash, so she had leave and go to an ATM in order dry her clothes. In addition to telling him myself, I personally saw at least two other customers tell the attendant that the card reader wasn't working for the dryers. This woman came in after he was already aware. The attendant did not inform her that the system was down before she started her wash. I was frustrated for her (a single mom doing laundry at 8pm on a Sunday night). I don't know what people were talking about in their reviews when they mention "the nice man" who works here. He was rude and not proactive whatsoever. Whether a machine takes someone's quarter, dollar, or however much, it's his job to oversee the successful operation of the machines. Laughing at a customer for caring about losing any amount of money is tacky in any light, but especially when they might already be counting every penny.

    This laundromat is always clean and it's nice to be able to just tap the card and pay instead of…read morehandle the coins. The parking is always available and it's really close and it's also nice cause you can take the cart out to your vehicle instead of having the cards are like all locked up inside anyways it's a great laundromat.

    Kim's Mission Cleaner

    Kim's Mission Cleaner

    4.6
    (111 reviews)
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    I highly recommend Kim's for all your alteration needs! This is the second dress I've brought to…read moreher, and once again, I was incredibly impressed with both the quality of her work and the level of care she puts into every detail. When I dropped off my dress, I told her I was perfectly happy with a simple hem. To my surprise, she went above and beyond and preserved the unique pattern along the bottom of the dress instead of just shortening it. She didn't have to do that, but she wanted the dress to look its best and it really showed. That extra touch made me think, "Wow, she truly cares about making her customers look and feel great." It's rare to find someone who takes that much pride in their work. On top of that, she finished the alterations ahead of schedule so I could have my dress ready for an upcoming trip. I really appreciated both the craftsmanship and the excellent customer service.

    I genuinely like Sean and his family, and I believe they work hard. Unfortunately, good work also…read moreincludes taking accountability when something goes wrong. After three separate incidents where my clothing was damaged and no responsibility was taken, I can no longer recommend this business. First incident: I brought in two brand-new Dixon shirts to be dry cleaned and pressed. When I picked them up, both collars were damaged and the color had faded. Rather than acknowledging the damage, Sean blamed the shirt material and suggested I contact Dixon. His response was that he would even explain their process to Dixon. Fortunately, Dixon stood behind their product and provided me with a full refund. Second incident: I brought in six pairs of my Levi's cargo shorts (approximately $60 each) to be dry cleaned and pressed. Every pair came back with damaged snap buttons that no longer worked properly. I brought the issue to Sean's attention, but once again there was no accountability. Instead, I was given another explanation of their pressing process. I reminded him that I have never washed or pressed these shorts myself--they have always been professionally cleaned by his business. Nothing was done to correct the damage or make the situation right. Because I genuinely liked Sean and his family, I gave them the benefit of the doubt. Third and final incident: I purchased seven brand-new pairs of the exact same Levi's cargo shorts. Before leaving three pairs with Sean, I specifically asked him to inspect the buttons because of the previous issue. He confirmed they were all in perfect condition. When I picked them up, one pair had the exact same button damage. This time, instead of apologizing or offering a solution, Sean spoke with his mother and then told me they would no longer press my shorts because they were afraid they would damage them again. That response was unacceptable. The problem is not my shorts--it is the process being used to press them. Rather than correcting the process, repairing the damage, or standing behind the service they provide, the solution was simply to refuse future business. After damaging hundreds of dollars' worth of my clothing over multiple visits, no effort was made to repair the damage, replace the items, compensate me, or retain me as a customer. Mistakes happen in every business. What separates a great business from an average one is how they respond when they make those mistakes. Unfortunately, accountability was consistently replaced with excuses. If you choose to bring your clothing here, understand that you may be doing so at your own risk. If your garments are damaged, don't expect ownership of the problem or a meaningful effort to make things right. Sean, if you choose to respond to this review, I hope you publicly address the real issue: accountability. You allowed a loyal customer to walk away after three separate incidents without making any attempt to resolve the situation or preserve the relationship. That speaks louder than any explanation of your process ever could.

    Maxfresh Laundry - laundryservices - Updated August 2026

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