I started using Megawave approximately a year ago and would recommend it. Clean, convienent…read morelocation, friendly staff. Just recently, I was able to kill two birds with one stone with a great parking spot to boot during this years Raspberry Parade. It was ideal to do my laundry and watch the parade. Too hot, no problem, the laundry mat was cool inside. I would say and this is not reflexive on Megawave but customers should be more considerate and not leave their laundry in machines unattended for hours. That can be irritating when it is a busy day. Overall experience has been great.

Mid dryer load and the machine stopped working because the lint needs to be cleared. No staff here…read more I go to the desk and there is a number listed on a paper taped to the counter. I call. It's to a church that sponsors this location. Why is the only contact posted in a laundromat to a church. It makes absolutely no sense. Utterly useless. Jesus was of no help

Awesome coin laundry! Yesterday, I needed to go to a coin laundry since the one at my condo was…read moredown. I looked on Yelp on where I could go that would take credit cards, since I don't log around cash and even if I did, the cost of a load of laundry these days costs $3.00 or more which would mean a lot of quarters! The laundromat at my condo thankfully switched to the use of credit card a year ago, and I can't imagine going back to coins. New Hope Coin Laundry uses digital payments with Laundroworks and DexterPay. Just load the app or use a laundry card. Very easy! Awesome. Thank you, New Hope Coin Laundry!

The machines themselves are clean from what I saw, the place was messy, newspapers and leftover…read morefood left by the customers. Sad to see how people treat places provided to them for their basic needs. There was a man digging out of the trash in front for food to eat, I found that unsettling and sad. I wouldn't blame the company as I arrived at 10pm on a Friday night, but it is worth noting my experience.

Seriously clean and no-fuss place to do all the laundry at once…read more Big machines are $7.50-$8.50 apiece to wash, small machines are $3; sign says there's a $1 discount on washers Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Dryers are $1.75 for a 35 minute cycle and that's all each big load took. I had 5 IKEA bags full (as a favor for a friend) and got everything clean for $47.50. Pricey, but done quickly with their great machines.

I went to a laundry mat near my house before this one. The one near my house did not have an ATM or…read moretake any car payments. So I looked on Yelp and found this laundry mat that said it takes card payments. It was a relief for me because I didn't have to drive to the bank to take out money. When I got there, I tried 4 different washing machines and all 4 did not work... I decided to just take cash out the ATM which charged me $3. I don't see a point of having machines that take card payments when they don't work. Other than that the place was clean and they have one bathroom for people to use.

I have only used this service a few times, but I am very happy with them…read more The price is reasonable, they offer all kinds of options, I can schedule pick up and drop off at my conveniece. The laundry done very well, folded and plastic wrapped and returned in their custom bags. I will continue using them for the foreseeable future.

Easy to work with and reasonably priced. They do a great job! Delivery is easy as well.read more

I've been coming to this location for about a year. The laundromat is always clean and there are…read morealways plenty of machines. I like using the app and that you get a discount for using it. So nice to not have to mess around with coins. It would be nice if the QR code was a little larger to start the machine, it's small and hard to scan sometimes.

I needed a place to wash a king and a queen size comforters. After Google, I decided to check out…read moreTumble Fresh Coin Laundry. The place had OK amount of traffic on a Friday summer afternoon. There was probably under a dozen people doing laundry; some waited while others drop off and left. There was a wash and dryer for every load size. Washer range from $3.75, $4.75, $6.00, $9.50, $12.00, and $20. Dryer cost from $2.75-6.00. There is an app, but even a tech savvy millennial like me couldn't get it to work so I ended up using my credit card instead. There was one employee who maintain the area. The atmosphere was quiet, which was nice. AMENITIES: There were vending machines available for snacks and sodas. There are about 7 laundry cart and folding stations. Lots of benches and seating area. They have soap vending machine available, change machine, and ATM. Restroom is also available. They have outlets with USB plug-in throughout seating area. They also have an outdoor vacuum to clean your car while you wait. Decent amount of parking. Wash took about 26 minutes for a $12.00 machine and dryer took about 31 minutes for a $4.00 machine. 4/5 stars because there was mold-like when I retrieved my wash. I checked the others, it didn't look dirty. It may look that way because it was wet. Overall, I would come back for large wash. I spent $32 for my two comforters and waited slightly over an hour for it to be done.

This laundromat is superb. It was very clean when I went and there were plenty of washers and…read moredryers to choose from. The prices were equivalent to others in the area. It's a pretty basic setup with an adequate amount of space and a comfortable environment. I tend to be nervous about doing laundry outside of my home, but I felt fine cleaning stuff here because this business seemed well cared for due to the cleanliness and properly functioning machines.

First time coming here, planned to wash my clothes and the washer #24, ate my coins and broke, had…read moreto switch to #25. All them softer beads spilled all over the floor.... Wat a mess, do ya'll have a broom for the customer in this situation?

Wow! Needed a coin laundry while in Bloomington on business for a few weeks. I've never been to a…read morecleaner, better-maintained facility. Their wifi is free, there are magazines and cable television, and even a child's play area. Everything was clean and super fast! We came with work laptops expecting to stay a while and were done much sooner than expected. The washing machines we chose accepted credit cards and took under 30 minutes for a full cycle. Next stop: dryers - also much faster than expected, under 35 minutes to finish. These machines also accepted credit cards. Plenty of clean folding tables at a decent height. The only thing we needed change for was the soap dispenser, which had a few decent choices. While we were there we only noticed one machine out-of-order, and there were plenty more to utilize, even on a busy Sunday morning trip.

No wife as advertised and and the price is digital so keeps changing every week and the quarter…read moremachine skims people on at least two quarters and the machines change prices by one quarter as you put them in and the big dryers don't dry the clothes properly even after paying 6$ for them and the trolleys t o take your clothes around the place are flimsy and the wheels jam

I have been faithfully coming to Suds America for almost 3 years, now. It is one of the cleanest…read moreand well maintained laundromats I've been to. This fact speaks very highly of the people who work there as there is a tremendous amount of traffic in and out of the facility. I usually come in to do my laundry during the evenings and I got a chance to know Bill while he worked there. He did such a fabulous job keeping things running smoothly, he was always kind, and he usually had a story to tell me. When Bill left to pursue his dreams, Brittany was hired on for the evenings. My very first impression of Brittany was that she was focused and a very hard worker. She did her job quickly and efficiently, and worked with a purpose that is quite frankly not evidenced in the work ethic of the employees of most of the other businesses I frequent. I can tell that for Brittany, this is more than just a job or a paycheck. She really cares about what she does and the people she comes into contact with. I got a chance to see Brittany in all of her glory one night when I drained my car battery while waiting for my clothes to dry. I went around asking, business to business, to see if anyone could help me jump my car battery and no one was able to help me until I asked Brittany. Without blinking her eyes, she said, "Yes", and went swiftly to work, pulling jumper cables from her trunk and expertly brought my lifeless battery back to life. She was so kind to me and never made me feel bad for draining my battery. She shared her own "dead battery story" with me which helped to make me feel better about my own experience. Instead of leaving the parking lot that night feeling ashamed for not better monitoring my battery, my heart felt full and like I'd gained a true friend. Since that night, I continue to see Brittany go above and beyond in all she does at Suds America. I purposefully make sure to do my laundry on the nights when I know she works as she always greets me warmly and with a smile. Brittany, thank you for the way that you show up in this world. I wish you got more recognition for all you bring to Suds America and the world around you. I notice. I see you. I appreciate you. Thank you for your kindness and compassion in a world that is not always kind or compassionate. Now give this woman a raise!

Spring cleaning in means switching everything winter in a home for spring. In my life that means…read morewashing all heavy bedding and clothing layers before packing them up to swap for lighter, brighter spring and summer delights. Unless I want to do several continuous loads, that means using huge laundromat washers Suds has two massive washers. One was apparently out of order. The coin receptor on the other jams so badly, it may as well have been labeled out of order as well. Even the attendant gives up on it and refunds my money with an apology and a suggestion to use the next largest washer drum. The machine was already fully loaded with items and detergent, if course, so this made for an amusing - and very messy - swap. Tons of powder soap end up on the floor in front of both original and smaller machine. The attendant had stated he'd return the amount he and I had gotten through jamming into the first machine as well as give me a single-size soap packet to make up for what I put into the mess. In returning with the cash and seeing my large containers of detergent, he notes this and says he guesses I don't need the soap after all. Heads up: Customer service isn't about whether the guest has enough to cover your mistakes as a business - it's about taking responsible for bumps in your operation and their consequences. I jokingly muse that I could drop a note in the suggestion box, and the attendant dryly responds - Steve would never fix it. Or upgrade to coinless operations to make life much easier for his guests. Well, that's comforting. It's okay, there are plenty of laundromats that not only would, they have long provided that service. Oh, and while waiting on my washer, I spotted another guest having to unload a dryer to move his items to the next one over - because the coin receptor on it was jamming as well. Nice. Irony that in leaving this spot, I drop in on a lovely, clean laundromat down the way that I'll definitely be visiting next time I have blankets to wash. So thanks for that!