What do people look for in a Laundromat? Ideally it should be close to where you keep your laundry…read moreright? Either way, I was fortunate enough to live just down the road from this particular Laundromat during a time in which I didn't have a washing machine. It costs $3 to wash a load and you have to pay in all dollar coins. Fortunately the corner store adjacent to the Laundromat will happily exchange coins for cash. I have an inclination that the people who own this corner store also own the Laundromat but this is in no way confirmed. Just something I thought about as I watched my wool cycle spin around and around. This Laundromat is open till 9 pm daily. I was living near a Laundromat that was open 24/7. I began to wonder who would be washing laundry at 3 in the morning? This is a curiosity I have not yet explored. The dryer runs on a fee for $1 per 10 minutes. Seems reasonable enough. Also the dryers are huge, I suspect you could even fit two loads into a single dryer. But this in turn may take it twice as long to dry and cost you twice as much. But for the adventurous laundry wenches out there I'd give this a whirl, just for a laugh. Laundromats aren't really exciting places but the important thing is you leave with clean, dry clothes. This was indeed achieved during every one of my trips here. P.s. they business wants to be called Indooroopilly Laundromat but it is located in Taringa. Don't ask.

I don't need to come to the laundromat often - only when I need something dried in a hurry or need…read moreto wash big doonas and my machine won't fit it. This is a good place as far as laundromats go. There are 10 washing machines and 4 dryers. Washing machines cost $4 and dryers are $1 for 8 minutes. There is rarely any wait for machines. If you don't want to sit in the laundry, there are lots of cafes around or you can do your shopping at the Coles a block away while you are waiting.

I am no expert on laundromats but I like this small store - I used the driers more than the washers…read morebut they are both easy to operate - use dollar coins or card or app. Varying size in machines to suit. It's next to some good coffee shops, retro shopping stores and op shops. So it is an adventure just to do laundry. Good op shop right next door. Usually the place is tidy and most customers just use a machine and explore the shops - coming back to collect laundry + basket. It's open 24 / 7.

Very popular and well maintained. It's open 24 hours. Plenty of different sized machines to use and…read morewell priced. Also has the eziwash pay option for when you're not carrying much cash!

Very convenient location, especially when i stayed in the CBD & took the FREE City Loop Bus. There…read morea few shops & locations in the vicinity. Love the digital payment system & the Laundry Room's simplicity.

Best laundromat near the CBD, by far. Machines were all in working order and clean. The PayPal…read morepayment system worked flawlessly -- go to the link posted on the wall (using their free wifi, if you like), specify the machine you want to use, the amount of time (for dryers), and then you're transferred to PayPal to complete the transaction. As soon as you pay, the machine is active and ready to run. The wifi worked well, and there are outlets for your laptop next to a desk at the window. There's also a big table for folding laundry, and a clever gadget to help you fold your sheets. You don't have to guess about dryer heats -- a sign above the dryers tells you the temperature of each setting. Washers are $4 each. Dryers are $1 for 8 minutes. There's one large washer -- I forget the price. Discounted prices are available certain hours, which are advertised on the notice board. The only problem I had was quickly resolved. I had tried to use the vending machine to buy detergent, but the coin slot was jammed. I was able to pay with a bill and get coins as change, but the coins I put in got stuck. I phoned the two help numbers -- the landline went to voicemail and I left a message, but the mobile number was answered right away. He said he'd come by in 15 minutes to look into the problem, and he did. Shortly thereafter, a lady returned my call to the landline. When the owner arrived, he cleared the jam (caused by a sticky 20 cent coin in the slot), gave me my lost coins back, and offered me anything I'd like from the machine. The laundromat is in a small shopping center with its own small parking lot -- a few spaces are available for laundromat customers. I never had trouble getting a spot. It's near enough to the Gabba that I was able to walk down and watch a few overs of a Sheffield Shield match while waiting for my clothes to dry. The owner told me that they hope to add a location near the CBD, if they can find a spot with reasonable rent. Spring Hill is a possibility. I hope they do, as there is a dearth of laundry options in the CBD other than overpriced hotel laundry service.

I have had some really shocking dry cleaning experiences in the past, so as always, I approach new…read moredry cleaners with extreme caution. From the outside, this little dry cleaners seemed too small and I was afraid they would not do a good job. However, I really needed a local dry cleaner. They only way to find out if this will be my local go-to place, I had to try it out. I brought in a few blazers and one dress. The man receiving the clothes at the counter was very nice. He gave me my docket and said I could either pick it up in the afternoon or next day. I pick them up following day and all were in immaculate condition, as if brand new again. I was thrilled with the great service and quality cleaning they do, that I brought it many other items the next day. It's a great place that is clearly popular amongst other locals and I am delighted to have this little place as my local go-to dry cleaners.

They are very helpful, do a great job. I thoroughly recommend them for small sewing tasks as well.read more

Situation on busy Robinson Road in Geebung, California Dry Cleaners is both a dry cleaners and a…read moretailor/dressmaker. They get most of their business through all the surrounding industry workplaces in the Geebung area, and they have a huge factory out the back for all the dry cleaning and heavy-duty washing. But the lady who does the repairs and sewing is very good, and has helped me alter and repair some delicate dresses over the years. Their prices are very reasonable compared to other dressmakers I've visited. They are open early on weekdays at 7am, so you can drop in before work. They are also not too far from the Geebung train station around the corner, so they are very conveniently located.

This is the place to go if you need something delicate dry cleaned. They are a trusted local…read morebusiness with a good reputation for quality work. Recently I took a couple of winter coats there after spending some time over in Japan. My girlfriend has had formal dresses and her Pashmina scarf cleaned here and has never had any problems. You can find dry cleaners who will do it for you cheaper but if you have something that you really treasure and you don't want to risk it, see that you go to See.

See Dry Cleaners are great at what they do. No the cheapest around but I will continue to go back…read moreas quality of workmanship is great there. I had an expensive dress which I took to another dry cleaner in Paddington, and told them about the stains I got on the dress for them to get them out. But when I collected the dress the stains were still there just the same as I left it. So I took it to See Dry Cleaners for a second go and they got the stains out! So I guess you pay for what you get. See Dry Cleaners will have my continued support from now on. Very Happy!

When you're a youngin' Dry Cleaning is only something serious people do. People in suits who carry…read morehome a wire coat hanger and plastic sheath as a badge of honour. But I've become one of those people. The pieces in my wardrobe with labels clearly stating "Dry Clean Only" has increased as steadily as my age and either it's some great marketing ploy or I'm becoming one fussy old lady. Thankfully in the new 'hood there's The Laundry Chute. I get the feeling it's family run and I'm always greeted with a smile and, "How can we help you today?". The prices are what I categorise as "1980s". Most recently a basic black dress that I've previously paid $25 to be cleaned was a crisp $10. And let me tell you: the quality of the dry cleaning is exceptional. I've even had them dry clean our quilts. Value and quality service right there, my friend.