Fantastic customer service. I will use them for all my dry cleaning services while living in Great…read moreFalls. Side note: This address is incorrect. It's 4309 10th Ave S, next to Papa Johns and across from North 40.

Drive through! Quick, friendly service, excellent work! Our favorite. After a few visits, they know…read moreyou and that speeds up things even more. We've had shirts laundered, coats cleaned, and big tablecloths pressed. All the work was impeccable. The drive through window is under a big awning, so the weather won't get you. The perfect dry cleaners.

Their wash and fold service is excellent. They remember me by name every time I walk in. Very nice…read morepeople.

I don't know why this place has bad reviews, the people working there where kind and helpful, all…read morethe machines where clean and worked well.

Brought a Pendleton wool throw blanket here to be dry cleaned after my dog got some hair and dirt…read moreon the blanket. I proceeded to forget about the blanket for around a year and a half until I needed to have more items dry cleaned. When I explained the situation to the receptionist, she seemed unconcerned and went to retrieve the blanket. She couldn't find it-it wasn't in the place named in the computer-and brought me into their storage area to look for it. The blanket was nowhere to be found. I was prepared for it to maybe be gone, given how long it had been, but I was not ready for the poorest, rudest customer service I've ever received. Instead of saying, "I'm so sorry, we must've gotten rid of your blanket, we don't guarantee to keep items left here longer than 90 days,' she said "we only keep items for 90 days, it's on the ticket, it must've been thrown away or given to Goodwill." Sure, you guys threw away a nearly new Pendleton wool throw, not a single employee decided to take it home, sure sure. The receptionist then has the audacity to say, "It's been two years, what do you expect?" I told her I understood but that she could at least apologize, I had to say those words to her TWICE before she begrudgingly said she was sorry. Also, why wouldn't you call your customer before you decide to get rid of their stuff? Tell your mom, tell your wife, tell your kids, don't use National Laundry. Go to one of the smaller shops in town that still values service and loyalty.

I can't get my uniforms back. I have been missing 3 complete uniforms and 1 shirt for 6 months.read more

These wonderful folks have taken very good care of me for over five years. They're very…read moreprofessional, and deliver on time! Thank you Denise, Ashley, Christine, and Jessie!I I consider Ashley a master/ top notch seamstress, having fed her a steady stream of work, which I very much appreciate on/after pickup.

AWESOME!!! I dropped a wedding dress off to be cleaned of a…read morestain. WOW!! What a great job. The woman that waited on me was excellent and knowledgeable. She said she will do the best she can...and they did. Stain was gone and the dress looked beautiful. I highly recommend them for all cleaning services.

1. Mostly All Machines Broken 2. Massive Homeless Problem…read more(Hanging out in laundry matt, going throu unattended machines, have had multiple items stolen from here. 3. Owners Do NOT care about anything other than making money. ( When my cellphone was stolen right off the counter from there owner refused to give myself or the police a copy of the survalence video. Prolly had one of his buddys grab it so they could try to turn around and sell it.) 4. Don't Waste Your Money Going Here, Go Somewhere that cares about their customers and their belongings

It's alright, but it's not great. Most of the machines are working (several have handwritten…read moreout-of-order signs) and it's relatively clean. The supposed free wifi does not work. One washer makes a loud, alarming screech for the last few minutes of its cycle. No bathroom. Not a scenic part of town, but relatively safe-seeming. On the plus side, you can walk across the street and get Taco Bell or McDonald's to pass the time.

Wow! OK, so I paid $67.50 to have a set of stripes and maintenance badge removed and replaced on…read morethree shirts. That seems a bit steep, but business are in business to make money. If that was too much, I should have asked beforehand. However, Mr. Wise has had the contract from the local military base for military clothing for many years. They should be well aware of requirements for sewing on accouterments (i.e. measurements/distances). The badges on all three shirts were both grossly off with regard to measurement (less than 1/4" as compared to 1/2" as is required), but they are crooked. There were some other discrepancies, but those flaws are marginal and therefore acceptable ... especially compared to the afore mentioned issues. These will be taken back ... hopefully they'll do the right thing and correct their screw-up.