The Aspley Coin-Op Laundromat is in the small complex of shops around the corner from Aspley Coles…read moreShopping Centre. There are lots of machines and it's open from 6am-9pm, 7 days. There's a great little coffee shop right next door, so you can pop over for a coffee, cake or lunch while waiting for your laundry to finish, or go and do your grocery shopping at Coles.

I am currently undergoing renos hence why i am using laundromats. Can safely say I won't be using…read moreyours again. Have used several in the area, all of great quality. I saw you underwent renos yourself here at the venue. I was hoping for an improvement.... So what you don't have that all the others do. A credit card option, change machine, dryers that work (why open if your not fully ready?) And chairs. Will be splashing this all over social media and giving you a bad google rating. Poor service.

This is my favorite laundromat. Everything works, it's clean and plenty of parking. Modern front…read moreloader machines work well - wash and rince and dry clothes within 1 hour.

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 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.

Outside the city centre, where there must actually be people who use them, I'm not sure I've ever…read moreseen a Laundromat in this city. This one means serious business, with numerous heavy duty washing machines and shiny dryers lined up on either side of the room. When I was there it wasn't exactly happening; I guess everyone had either already, very responsibly, completed their washing, or they all have washing machines in their homes. If some horrendous catastrophe occurred and I no longer had a working washer and dryer, I would complain a lot, then cart my washing to this place.

Small but clean self serve laundry mat. There are 3 different types of front load washers based on…read moresize. $6-14. The $6 washer holds about two loads of laundry. Washes are 24 minutes. There was a helpful attendant there who assisted me the day I went. You can get change from a machine and also buy small boxes of powdered detergent. Machine takes $1 and $2 coins. The dryers are huge and dry quickly. It's $1 per 6 minutes. Everything was clean and well kept.

Value at $5 a wash . Did wash and dry for $9 . Very clean and easy parking at the front .read more

From the owner: Large coin operated laundromat with easy access and ample parking right at the door. Loads of…read morelarge washing machines, and double and triple load machines for blankets, doonas, curtains or just your large family loads. Fast, efficient double load gas heated clothes dryers. Do your whole week's wash in just one hour!

Most of the machines only take $1 coins, but a few will accept $2. It costs $4 per load. Cycles…read moretake about 27 - 29 minutes. The dryers cost $1 per 6 minutes and can take two washing loads each. It usually costs me $6 to dry two full loads of washing (36 minutes dry time.) The dryers will accept $1 and $2 coins only. There is a washing powder dispenser that costs 20 cents per scoop, in case you need it. Trade hours are 5am - 9:30pm, 7 days a week.

When you imagine the stereotypical laundromat you might actually be picturing the one in…read moreNewmarket. It is the quintessential Laundromat. It is so cliched I feel as though it could be a movie set. It does not even have a real name, just slightly faded black block letters spelling out Laundromat at the front. Inside is a row of white top loader washing machines, along the back a row of dryers. The walls are plain except for one rather bland sign explaining how to use everything. The machines all work and the place is clean. On the opposite side to the washing machines are a few old brown chairs. It really is the stereotypical laundromat and perfect for no frills self service.