On the surface a laundromat is a laundromat. Same bland white walls, same rows of washing machines…read moreand dryers lined up. But this one is in a fairly ritzy suburb and it only costs $2.20 per load. Add 20 cents for a cup of detergent or BYO laundry powder and you're laughing. The industrial size dryers are also comparitively cheap - it costs me $4 for half an hour drying time, which easily delivers a large load warm and toasty dry. The laundromat is always kept shiny and clean (by name, by nature) and I have no hesitation in nipping off while my clothes wash or dry without fear my precious garments will be stolen. As an added bonus there is the wall of posters advertising upcoming shows, perfect for staring mindlessly at as you wait for your rinse cycle to finish. There are also more gossip magazines than you can poke a stick at. The only downside is there are no change machines on site so make sure you stock up on your dollar coins before giving it a whirl. In a nutshell - I feel so clean!

Seems like somebody actually cared to try and make a laundromat a slightly interesting place. Apart…read morefrom the old wash machine by the front window and the 1/2 a Hills Hoist that you walk under as you enter. They also have an Internet pay machine and reading material (this is a norm). Not just standard reading material but local poster of arts shows that are on and guide books for events and the like. I grabbed a Garden of Unearthly Delights booklet when I went through which was great preparation for the Fringe that is coming up. No as many machines as some but they're normally seem to be a few empty. Prices are normal sort of range but I almost come just for the decor.

Too bloody easy. Door automatically unlocks at 7am and closes and locks at 9.15. The future has…read morecome to Mt Barker my friends. This building is literally a robot. Also, it's quite clean. Who doesn't love an efficient, clean robot? Single load machines (all mah single loads, get your hands up) is 4 bucks, which seems reasonable. Double load machine and triple load machine are 5 and 7 dollars. The driers are 1 dollar per 7.5 minutes. Not too shabby either. Prices seem competitive enough. On busy days parking can be an issue, otherwise this place is as easy as it gets!

From the owner: 10 industrial, extra large dryers. 5 double, 2 triple load…read morewashing machines and 2 quad load washing machines, great for blankets, quilts and supersized large loads. Change and washing powder available. Cleaned daily. Payment by cash or card via tap2wash.com Snack, drinks and change available onsite. Enter via McLaren Street through the rivers carpark and you'll find us in the left corner, or enter off Gawler street in the laneway adjacent to Squires barber, we are at the far end of the line of shops. Thankyou for supporting our family business. Please smile for the cameras.

Perfect location and cheap machines! I was able to grab some cash from the at the moment just up…read morethe road and use the in house change machine This laundry mat is in a perfect location. I was able to go down to the shops and do my food shopping while waiting for the machines to finish. The dryers and washers are super efficient and huge. I was able to do my weekly washing and drying in under an hour thanks to the triple load washers and dryers! This place is perfect for everyone from singles to the busy family.

From the owner: Open 365 days per year, the Brighton Neighbourhood Wash is one of the best value Laundromats in…read moreAdelaide's southern suburbs. Cleaned daily. Self Serve Laundromat or use the Wash, Dry & Fold service. Ironing services are available.

Sweeeeet Laundromat - always clean and it's location right in a shopping hub is fantastic for those…read morelooking to go for a coffee or do some grocery shopping whilst their apparel dries.

Only accepts $1 and $2 or $5 and $10 to make $1 and $2. You can't change your silver for $1 or $2…read more In addition, there is gunk from everyone's different cleaning liquids which is never cleaned out and makes your laundry smell.