The individual manning the laundromat was very pleasant as well as helpful as well as making themselves easy to understand lol.

The owners are very helpful getting familiar with how the machines operate. Change is available and they have single detergent pods for sale if you forget yours. I think their English may not be that good but they can communicate. They turned a man away with work coveralls because it smelled of oil - he was not happy but they have clear rules about this and given that the machines are shared it makes sense. The laundromat is tidy and machines are cleaned after each use. read more

I came to this place to do some laundry while I am staying at a hotel. I brought my acoustic guitar with me to entertain myself while I waited for my clothes to be done in the washer and dryer. I sat down on a milk crate and was reaching for my guitar when the owner came and gestured for me to stand up, I thought I was in the way; so I stood up and moved out of the way. He grabbed the milk crate I was sitting on and took it away from me. He didn't say anything, just took my seat and walked away with it. So I then went and sat by the window. I grabbed my guitar and didn't even get to play a single note when the owner came up and could barely speak English... but he told me what sounded like: "no guitar. You go home or outside." I responded politely asking him why he didn't want me to play guitar inside the laundromat and he just repeated himself again. So then I decided I'd look into the rules regarding playing guitar inside a laundromat and it turns out that legally there is not a thing he can say about me playing guitar in the laundromat. There are rules about me playing guitar out front of the business but if it's not listed inside the business as one of their rules, he can't stop me from playing guitar. But if I had listened to him and played guitar outside of his business then that is when I would be doing something illegal. Long story short, I wasn't doing anything wrong, I'm not a bad guitar player, and I wasn't going to play anything offensive... this guys attitude generally just socks and so does his business. And he also gives terrible legal advice. I will most likely never come back to this place again. And on a side note, I think the owner is just prejudice and racist as well. read more

Friendly and helpful staff. Opened the door for us. Loaded the machine. We needed to wash a down quilt. Very reasonable prices and quick service. Depending on our dry cleaning needs we will definitely go again. read more

My washer broke down so off to the laundromat I went. This is a very calm place, clean and uncluttered, and the owners are so nice and helpful. I'll be going back (until my washer is fixed anyway). read more

I've always had a thing for laundromats. It's a city thing, I think. Reading a book, listening to music and watching the cars drive by on 104th street. Soap Time is my neighborhood laundromat. I recently moved to a new apartment building which has a coin-based laundry room .... borrrrring! Why bother! They've got excellent machines, that's a given. From varying load-sizes of 1, 3, 4, 5 and I think 6 load machines. The supergiant machine was big enough for my queen sized duvet, cover, fitted sheet, normal sheet, three pillows and pillow covers. No I'm not kidding. One entire collection of bedding fit in that! That's awesome! Their dryers do a splendid job too. I love multi-tasking the drying loads and with close to a dozen dryers here, it's so easy to use up 3-4 at a time and get your clothes dried in 20 mins! The best part, in all seriousness: Fluff & fold, baby! I love the concept of getting your clothes laundered. The ever-smiling Asian mom & pop that own this store happily get your clothes washed and folded, ready to go! The return time is usually a couple of hours though it'd be best to drop it off in the morning and pick up in the evening. They charge $0.95 per pound of clothes. It amounted to about $10 for two week's clothes for me. read more

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It's clean enough, has a tonne of different sizes of washers and dryers. There are chairs and tables, and some pop machines. There's even a TV VCR combo with a few VHS tapes! If you need a laundromat and you're in the neighbourhood, go for it. read more

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My laundry room is being renovated, so I needed to use a laundry mat today. I just got back from Soap Time and a very successful outing. There were lots of machines and they even had names. The owners were very friendly, and the place was clean and tidy. I managed to get three loads of laundry washed, dried, folded and back home in about 90 minutes. Now I have lots of time on a summer day to get out and enjoy the weather. I'll definitely be back. read more

I have had my business laundry done here for the last 4 months and they are wonderful! The couple that owns it are so friendly and appreciative of your business. Every time I pull into the parking lot he runs out to help me unload everything. They are reasonably priced and the facility is very clean. She has all my stuff done in under 24 hours, she has it all folded neatly and ready for pick up. She'll send a quick text telling you it's ready and the amount. I love supporting these two and if you're looking for a laundry may I would say look no further!! read more

I was about 15 minutes late to switch my laundry over and both the husband and wife running the place screamed at me in broken English to never come back, even though I had payed to dry my clothes. It's a miracle that they are still in business. Dont give these crotchety old people your money. Go literally anywhere else read more

Well here I am sitting at the laundromat. As usual something goes wrong with the token system in my apartment building- and my need for clean clothes doesn't stop. First time here. Last time this happened I tried a place I shall not name on 124 street- and was not impressed. Anyways. So far- so great here. Lots of machines to pick from. Friendly greeting at coming through the door. No problem getting lots of change. Machines are 6 bucks for the super big loads- which can handle a lot- 3.50 for the smaller ones- and .25 cents to dry for either 3-5 min- depending on the machine strength. Owner helpfully just rolled a laundry cart my way to use for transportation of the loads from washer to dryer. Good area- my husband is off perusing the antique mall while I chill here. This place is old but you can tell the owners are taking pride in keeping it tidy. All in all not such a bad start to the day! read more

Totally dig this place, I moved and well had to find the nearest laundry mat and this was it. The owner saw me carrying my laundry in, hands full, so he stopped what he was doing ran and opened the door for me so I wouldn't struggle. The wash machines cost $2.50 with drying a quarter every 6 minutes. Put on high and 75cents can get em dry. I have a laundry mat in my building but like others I choose to go to a laundry mat, more so for the people watching, there are some strange cats out there. There always seems to be a vacant machine. Worth it! read more

Lately my dryer has been acting up, taking 3 rounds of drying before clothes are dry enough to fold. I decided to try Soap Time's drop off service, to see if it would be worth it to pay them to do the laundry, rather than me wasting 2 days washing laundry. Within two hours of dropping off 23 pounds of laundry, I received the text saying all the clothes were washed, dried, and folded! At $1/pound, this place is totally worth it! Even if my dryer gets fixed by my landlord, I'm still going to Soap Time. My time is better spent doing other things, rather than wasting a day at home doing laundry. read more

My washer broke down this month and the clothes have been piling up, based on yelp reviews I chose Soap Time as it was close to my home. The owners here were so nice, and my months worth of clothes were dropped off at noon Saturday and picked up at 6:00pm, fresh, clean and folded! All for $15. Would highly recommend and will go again if my washer never gets fixed. read more

It was OK, there were lots of machines, and it was not very busy for a Sunday afternoon. It was a little awkward... this is certainly not a luxury laundromat (are there such things anymore?). Several of the machines took some prodding to get working after I put coins in. There were three people there staffing the place, so it was easy to get their help in cajoling the machines to work. They sell pop at their counter ($1.50 for a can), so that wasn't too bad. They have free WiFi, so I could mess around on facebook while I waited for the cycles to complete. I'm not sure if I was using the dryer properly. The machine I chose (I think it actually had a female name assigned to it!) seemed to only accept quarters, and that only allowed me to select 5 minute cycles. It was a really big machine, though. You could use it or big items, like duvets, that's for sure. I stood by the machine and kept inserting quarters every 5 minutes until my laundry was dry enough (I laid out some pieces to dry more completely when I got home). read more

Poor service. A very rude owner, he was Korean I think but he barely spoke English. He always had a stinky attitude