$6.75 in big washer for 25 minutes $5.25 in small (idk how…read morelong maybe 25 too) $.25 cents for 4 minutes in big dryer. I put $1.00 in and it dried my huge comforter well on high setting. I brought my own detergent. (Feb 2, 2026) Machines were clean and ready to use. Laundromat was generally clean, and they have baskets to haul your clothes in and let you take it to ur car too

Even If you're a few minutes behind the last load policy, You think there would be a few minutes…read moregrace? Nope, I believe the manager was rude to me and not very friendly at all.

Our washing machine broke and I needed to wash clothes before our new washer was scheduled to…read morearrive. I found a laundromat but we won't focus on it because well it wasn't good .. Fast forward to this morning.. I got on Yelp and found Dirty Duds Wash house . It was almost a 20 minute drive but the reviews looked promising.. Upon arriving a lady's dog locked her out of her truck and she was on the roof trying to get in . I suggested she take off her shoe and use her feet through the sunroof .. ( yes this really happened ) Walking into the laundromat our clothes fell off the basket and a super sweet older African American woman helped us pick them up . See for yourself with the pictures.. the place is super clean . And they have plants which are very well taken care of . Even the bathroom was squeaky clean . The man that was there swept and assisted those in need and he was very friendly I would absolutely recommend using Dirty Duds Wash House .

Almost 9 bucks a load and just to wash? Crazy expensive! If you have three or four loads thats 36…read morebucks just to wash. Cost 70 bucks to wash and dry your loads!

It's a roomy laundromat with various types washers and a wall full of dryers. It's my favorite…read moreplace to do laundry.

This is the most weirdly designed laundromat I've ever seen. The machines are at odd angles and…read moreit's extremely cramped. There's no room to move or breathe. And half the store is reserved for employees so there's just NO space at all. Extremely inefficiently laid out.

Great, clean and quiet laundromat with best prices in town. They have top loading machines for…read more$2.25! Great for when you have a ton of laundry but not a ton of quarters. Their biggest machine is a 6 basket load (according to the label) and is $6. They have chairs to wait on, a change machine for bills, as well as a vending machine for snacks and laundry supplies.

Great location, machines and open bathroom to use. Exactly what people need to successfully wash…read morethey drawls. ‍

Extremely clean with plenty of Speed Queen washers and dryers. Even have multiple VERY large…read morecapacity washers and dryers. Owner was onsight there handling the wash/dry service. Very nice. Since it's been a minute since I've been to a laundromat, he was very helpful to show me the ropes. Even helped me carry loads to the car.

Very clean and well-staffed, with big, new washers and driers…read more (More characters here to hit Yelp minimum for posting.)

Clean and well run. I'm required to use at least 85 characters to post. Thumbs up for Hollywood…read moreCoin Laundry. For Yelp, I say get over yourself.

Do you ever feel "too good" to do something?…read more Well, I think I thought I was "beyond" laundromats. It turns out I'm not. In fact, a homeless woman recently taught me a couple of things. First, she kindly taught me to use one of the "big boy" washers. I could not figure out where everything went to start the soapy swirling. Second, she reminded me that kindness is not dependent on circumstances. She had something to teach me, and I had something to learn. Either one of us could have robbed me of that lesson--I'm glad she didn't, and I'm becoming wise enough to learn the first time around. I was there to wash some comforters that wouldn't fit in our home washer and dryers. Not knowing one laundromat from another, I picked Hollywood Coin Laundry in Norman, OK, and I could not have been more impressed. The staff were nice, helpful, and respectful to everyone who came through the doors. The place was CLEAN, the equipment was in good repair, and the clients were all pleasant and didn't mind me snapping photos of them. I have been back to Hollywood several times over the last month and have looked forward to my visit each time. Strange, huh? I wanted to see if the customer service was consistent. It was. Was the facility kept clean and tidy? It was. Did I feel welcomed and wanted as a customer? I did. There are a LOT of businesses that I frequent that I dread. I won't drop names, but many of the ones you are thinking about are the same ones I am thinking about. I wonder how much better their business would be if they were welcoming, kind, and respectful and taking care of business in a manner where their customers wanted to come back and do things that most people dread. Something to think about. Well done, Hollywood Cleaners and Coin Laundry. I'll be back with my Ziploc of quarters, my detergent and fabric softener (enough to share if anyone needs it), and a hug for my new laundromat friends.

Penny there is the sweetest helps me with everything. Just good suggestions and is very cleanread more

Usually I can go to this laundry mat, get my clothes done, and get assistance if I need help…read more In-N-Out no problems. Today which is Thursday, April 24 I show up at 8:45pm to start to good size baskets of laundry. There's a sign on their door that says 9:45 pm is the last load that can be started so I feel good. I bring in my basket and my laundry soap drop that off. Go out get my other basket and come back in. Then the attendant tells me that they're closed. So I had to take out my basket and put it in the car. Then come back and get my other basket and put it in the car. Why they're closed at 8:45pm I don't know. It's really disappointing.

It does the job, but this week we've had to head to the laundromat with a TON of clothes. It was…read moreok as far as clean goes (though it could have used some cleaning it wasn't horribly filthy). It's all coin operated, which is a bummer, the machines in our last town had ones you could do coin or use your debt/credit card in which REALLY simplified having to do a household of 7's laundry all in one day. There are coin exchangers (well, there were two, but one is out of order... which seems to be the theme of this laundromat!) The exchange did give accurate change for a $20 (will take all the way down to $1 bills, excluding $2 bills). Washers were efficient, though there are only 4 of the biggest washers available and they were in hot demand both times we were there. $6.75 as of this post for the larges washers and $5.25 for the next washer down... that's a LOT of quarters!!! The dryers... well, they left a LOT to be desired... Nearly, if not exactly, half of them were out of order!!! You can run the largest ones for 4 minutes per quarter, and they took $2-$2.50 per large load to dry (jeans took a bit more). but with all the machines being out of commission it made jockeying for a dryer a bit of a challenge. This location gets plenty of use, it was hopping both times we went there. I anticipate needing to go for a few more weeks yet too until our laundry room is put back together... if anything changes I will update... but for now, it does the job, but it's not a great experience. Next time I'm gonna do a little research and see if there is another place that might be a little easier to use.

Kelly Avenue Laundry and Second Avenue Laundry, sharing the same owner, are festering hellholes…read more The owner is evidently too tight with her mountains of quarters to allot some of them for new machinery, as a row of FIVE - ALL FIVE, machines on the rear side of the first row have been out of order for well over a year. Ownership needs to remove them or replace them! The chairs at both locations are horrifically uncomfortable, including the ones with hazardous cracked plastic which could easily crack a customer's buttock or leg and cause a nasty infection. Wo knows...it has probably already happened - more than once.