I travel for work and RV site does not offer laundry so I came here. The cheapest machine is 3.50…read morefor a wash. I used the medium sized machine that cost 5.50 and it ate 4.75. Window says attendant on duty, but they leave at noon on Saturday I guess. Will be finding other means to do my laundry until we leave.

Very clean facility. Staff were helpful & friendly. Descent machines but overpriced IMO.read more

Ok great recycling center to bring your scrap metal here and get paid money for it. I called them…read moreon the phone a couple days ago and their prices for metal are the highest I have ever heard of which is great. They pay $10 per 100 pounds for scrap metal. They are busy too as I saw at least 4 or 5 big machines that look like backhoes working. On Scene: I pulled up and called weighed with the scrap metal. Then, I unloaded it. Next, I got weighed again and they subtracted the difference. However, you have to drive down about 300 yards to get paid. Furthermore, you get paid by check. Pretty cool place to do business.

Do not recommend. Unfortunately my first drycleaning experience here was terrible. I picked up my…read moreorder and noticed one of my items (a $400+ jacket) looked completely ruined, even though it was dropped off unstained/damaged. I returned the item for them to return it to it's original condition, and it was not. The manager was unwilling to compensate for the jacket - or the service. I will not be returning.

Great alternative to the on campus laundry service. Paid about $400 for first semester for my…read morefreshman student on campus with that laundry service -- which was convenient if you don't have a car and prefer for your clothes to not be melted in the dryers. Shocked at how much better Oxford laundry service is for cleaning clothes and removing stains and only $1 per pound. In seven weeks he's had 33 pounds. Guessing his second semester will be less than half of the other service. AND for shirts with collars-- they press and hang them for no extra charge. AND they have your laundry ready the same day. I don't think it would be much cheaper to do it yourself in the dorm!

I searched for storage in Oxford for awhile and finally found Southern. By far the BEST value and…read moreservice in the area. I rented a climate controlled until for $50 less than Your Extra Closet right down the road. And Veronica at my he front desk was amazing!

The customer service here is second to none. I love when I call, there is always someone to answer…read moreon the other end. The units are safe, secure, and climate controlled. And all at a fair price. My family and I will only use Southern Storage moving forward!

Devin was very thorough and knowledgeable. He did a great job! We would highly recommend him.read more

Devin is the owner of this company and I used him to clean my sons rental house, He was so…read morethorough, very easy to communicate with, very informative as well as polite. I highly recommend Devin at Lafayette Carpet, Tile & Upholstery services. I don't think the guy on here that posted the negative review has the right company in mind.

If they order you a custom piece, don't expect it when they promise. And don't expect them to…read morecommunicate that with you. Just wait and wait and wait until it finally arrives. Too late for the gift event.

Went in for a watch repair appointment thinking it was just an old battery, was actually a…read moremechanical issue that they quickly diagnosed and fixed. Workers were very knowledgeable and kind, didn't even charge me for the appointment!

Wow! 10/10 all around!! The young woman at the front is the…read moresweetest most bubbly person I have ever met and SO helpful & patient over the phone. Ms. Peggy and her staff are incredible. I brought in a dress that needed hemming for an event the next day and they had it finished in one day! They had me try on the dress to make sure everything looked the exact way I wanted it - and it DID! :-) I will definitely be coming back anytime I need alterations done!

We have used Ms Peggy's for fourteen years. The alterations are always great, the staff friendly,…read morethe prices are quite reasonable. Ms Peggy has always been available to answer questions and help with pinning articles of clothing to the correct length. We highly recommend this company! Plan ahead, this business is always busy!

So many beautiful older gravestones. This cemetery is packed full of interesting characters…read moreincluding William Faulkner. We spent a little over 2 hours exploring the grounds. "Always dream and shoot higher than you know you can do. Do not bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself."- William Faulkner Faulkner's name was originally spelled "Falkner." He added the "u" to make his name sound British. It was all a ploy to join the Royal Air Force in Canada during World War I because, at only 5'5", he was too short to join the U.S. Army Air Corps. While in Hollywood (several of his books were turned into movies), Faulkner met Clark Gable. When asked to name the greatest writers of the time, Faulkner listed Ernest Hemingway, Willa Cather, Thomas Mann, John Dos Passos, and himself. Gable turned to him and asked, "Oh, do you write?" "Yes, Mr. Gable," Faulkner responded. "And what do you do?" In 1962, President John F. Kennedy invited some Nobel Prize winners to dinner at the White House. Though invited, Faulkner, who was in Richmond, Virginia at the time, didn't make the trip. The reason he gave for snubbing the President's invitation? "Sixty miles is a very long distance to go for a meal." Faulkner never graduated from high school or earned a college degree, yet he won the Nobel Prize for Literature, two Pulitzer prizes and the National Book Award, twice. William Faulkner enjoyed drinking Four Roses Kentucky Straight Bourbon and Jack Daniel's. His cocktail of choice was a mint julep. Author Shelby Foote had invited Faulkner to the 90th anniversary of the battle of Shiloh. Foote was at a loss as to how to get some whiskey since it was a Sunday. Faulkner saw a man getting his shoes shined and reasoned, "anybody getting his shoes shined on Sunday morning would know where it was." Sure enough the man replied, "Well, I was fixing to go out there myself. If you could give me a ride, I'll show you the way." And before long they had themselves a pint of Old Taylor and some Cokes for chasers. Faulkner also had a special "medicinal" Hot Toddy cocktail for colder temps, when he or one of his relatives was under the weather. Heaven Hill bourbon (the Jack Daniel's was reserved for only his ailments), One tablespoon of sugar, Squeeze 1/2 lemon and drop into the patient's glass until sugar dissolves, Fill glass with boiling water, Serve with a potholder to protect the patient's hands from the hot glass.