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

This place is awesome. The staff is friendly and helpful, the space is cool, and I may come back…read moreeven though I have a washer and dryer. Very eco-friendly. These folks know what they are doing!

Everything! They wash/dry and fold for $1.40 per pound which is really not that much more than…read moreplugging the machines yourself plus you don't have to stay there while you're doing it!! Or fold etc

Very clean facility and the attendant helped me bring in my items. I'd already driven past two…read morelaundromats in sketchy areas that felt less than safe, so I was pleased this one was fine. There was only one other gentleman there when I arrived, so I had my pick of machines. To wash in the large 4 load capacity washer was $5.75 a wash. To dry is $.25 per 7 minutes. Since my new to me apartment have one washer & dryer each for all the occupants, this was a better choice. I'll be back.

Washer loss power during cycles' vibrations attendant had arrived and solved the issue with a…read morerefund all is good but time is expenses. Will use service again

My comforter melted in dryer #31. Guy was less than helpful. He said it was because I dried it on…read morehigh. I always dry it on high. He said that I could fill out a slip( there were no slips) but that they have a sign that says they aren't responsible. Don't use dryer # 31.

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.

Stay clothed. That's what the sign says…read more Cute and trendy Eugene laundromat. Full of signs admonishing no alcohol - must wear shoes - must be clothed!! First time for us to observe signs such as these a-n-y-w-h-e-r-e... Anyway... I did our laundry fully clothed beside a very friendly self proclaimed meth addict who was sorting thru his drugs and chatting gaily. I also brushed elbows with a seemingly nice chap who did not wash his clothes but unpacked a damp backpack to dry his items in the dryer. And sort thru his stuff. He shared that he was informally camping for the past few months. A man staggered in at some point to mumble and inquire about change. He was not interested in any laundering. No sink and no access to water. No tv. One trash can. No restroom. No attendant. Nice music. We wanted to try this place after discovering it on a walk but won't return.

2.75 a wash on the west setting is outrages price to wash clothes. 4 loads costs more than 10$ and…read morethats not drying costs. Dissapointing.

My parents are the ones who founded this place and made it what it is today. Of course they sold it…read morea long time ago. It used to be a taxidermist shop and in 1974, it became a laundromat. We only had it for a year and then decided to get out. It was probably a wise decision.

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.

My go-to laundromat. Staff is nice. The machines are almost always working. Cheaper than other…read moreplaces I've been to. Will keep going here.

Place is clean as well as machines. there is no bathroon,…read moreno hand soap, no paper towel or hands drye. Bring your own detergent. y you want to clean your table or clothes kart...forget it unless you bring your own. That's why it get only one.

Everything broken the machines are in poor shape there is no coin return if it takes your money…read more No valid phone number to call.

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.

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.

Conveniently located next to some sweet local businesses, and some close parking spots, were pluses…read morehere. I went in to use the large washers and dryers to do some big comforters. I was going to do some blankets as well, but then the PayRange app double charged me. I think it might've had something to do with the fact that there is no obvious way to actually start the washing machines. The app promised me a free wash, but then it wouldn't give it to me. I had to add money before I could do anything. The large commercial washers smelled moldy. There is no restroom, but I can understand why. I bought lunch at Tradewinds and used their restroom. A nice lady who was a frequent customer of the place pointed out a phone number where I could call the owner to ask about a refund for my double charge. I also emailed Support on the app. After some back-and-forth, I eventually got my refund the next day. Meanwhile I struggled to find large dryers that still had the pay range app numbers on them. A lot of signage was missing, including the word 'start' on the start button of a number of the machines. All in all, it was not the smooth experience I was hoping for.

I go to JC's at least 2 to 3 times a week and do around 4 loads each time. About a month ago I was…read morein drying laundry and as I pulled a nice blue tie die shirt from dryer 37 that I did not recognize. The lady next to me had a lot of tie die clothes, so I asked her if the shirt was hers. She said no. The attendant happened to be there and so I told her I found the shirt in my dryer. She asked dryer number and I told her. She put the shirt in office that they use. Next day my son wants to know where his new blue tie die shirt was that he had put in washer yesterday (unbeknownst to me obviously.) As soon as son told me that it was his I went back to JC's. The attendant was not there. I have seen her there at different times so I went home and tried a hour later. No atttendant. I went next day and no attendant. So I went home and wrote a note and a couple hours later returned with my note and tape. I didn't know if I should leave my phone # considering it's just taped to door- anyone can see it. ( I'm not trying to get a bunch of weird calls) but the shirt had never been worn and I needed it back so I put phone ## on note. I explained what happened and that I have been trying to get it back and asked the attendant or whoever works there to call me to pick shirt up. No call all weekend so I went and tried again and again. I have been there at least 20 times in 3 weeks to dry clothes as per usual but I also have tried to catch attendant randomly. Even thought ok maybe I need to be there at opening. No one was there then either. In short I decided that I will be-going to 18th st to dry from now on. Everyone's right the laundry mat is sketchy. The machines are always out of order and it has been a pig stye most of my trips there. They don't care about there customers clearly. oh And it has flooded twice in the years since I started using it.