It's my first day of winter vacation! What am I doing? Why, hauling the king sized comforter to…read morethe laundromat, of course. What's that? You're going skiing in Switzerland instead? I feel badly for you, missing out on this fun. I had hoped for a place I could drop and pick up. The first place I went to was inexplicably closed that day. Sigh. Consult handy dandy Yelp app to see what's close by. Daisy! Off I go. Wash and fold drop off service are advertised as available. I learned at arrival though that a text is required to schedule drop off. This notice was taped to the drop off counter. Shucks. I think the Universe is telling me to wash my own comforter. Fine. The change machine worked perfectly, happily dropping $20 of quarters. It's a lot of quarters. I purchased a little box of powdered detergent for $1, then headed over to one of the 3X industrial machines to load my comforter. Inserted twenty four quarters, poured the detergent in the top bin and set it in motion. The laundromat is clean and well lit. All machines were working except the one oversized dryer. There is a drink vending machine, an ATM, a claw arcade machine and a flat screen TV that was turned off. "Adult Contemporary/Classic Rock" music was playing. I decided to head next door to Newtown Square Pizzeria for lunch while my comforter was washing. In theory, they have a handicapped accessible restroom and free WiFi(which they advertise). In actuality the bathroom has a numerical code lock and there's no password posted for the WiFi. I suspect both passcodes are available when there is an attendant. There are also a significant number of security cameras and, oddly, a ring doorbell on the wall by the drop off area. Once my wash cycle was complete I hauled my damp comforter out to my car. Took it home and dried it draped across folding chairs in the basement. There's a nice sized parking lot behind the strip of buildings that house the laundromat, pizza place and a couple other businesses. The laundromat has a rear entrance which is handy. I'd go again, bringing my own detergent and being prepared to dry at home using the chair method.

MACHINES RIPPED ME OFF. Noone on the phone, nobody working there, no way to get a refund. NO…read moresigns on machines that don't work, so you get ripped off. 95 degrees in there with NO A/C. The phone system to call someone is ridiculous. AVOID THIS PLACE.

5 stars. they now offer pick up and delivery thru their website www.thewashfactories.com…read moreas easy as ordering uber eats amazing!!

Of the laundromats I've been to, this is by far the nicest!! Love the hours and it's clean and well…read moremaintained! I've never had a problem but have witnessed others experience malfunctions

I needed amattress pad and light summer blankets to wash. The place was clean and occupied by Two…read moreowners.. But I have to deduct a couple stars because they have a bathroom here that has been non-functioning for sometime. When the average length of stay at the laundromat for washing and drying is about an hour and a half most Patrons sit in their car with coffee or a soda or even breakfast and lunch. So they should have a functioning bathroom!!!! And I have to wonder if it's truly out of order because where do the attendants go? One extra star for Covid response. All staff are masked as well as patrons

When my washer and dryer were broken, I used their wash and fold service. Quickly done and clothes…read morewere cleaned well. Price was good.

Don't like the setup. Feel like machines don't clean clothes right. Dryers take forever.read more

I haven't been to Claude and Varda's in 17 years since we moved into a house and had our own…read moremachines. When I was working with them, they were excellent! Nice people, clean machines, and quality work. I now may be looking to have them do it for me as well as pick up and deliver it.

Retrieved my attire from M Laundry at 649 Foulkrod Street Unit A, Philadelphia, PA, only to…read morediscover that specific jeans and matching tops for my sweatsuits are absent. It's astounding that no explanation regarding their whereabouts exists.The staff person was unable to provide a name or number for management. All he could say is I do not know what to tell you.

This place is HUGE! I'm so glad I don't have to fight for machines anymore. Their prices are pretty…read morecheap and it's free drying. They have a promotion pt in $20 get an extra $10. I have to say they did a great job

Clean, which is the most important thing in a laundromat. Machines are pretty fast. If you're…read moredriving, it's on a block that almost always has parking available. There's an attendant so you can leave your stuff, and IM Laundromat offers a wash and fold service for when you're just looking to get it done with as little effort as possible. As laundromats go, highly recommended. My only complaint is that the machines take quarters - there's an ATM and change machine, but it would be easier to pay electronically

I was in Philly longer than expected and had to do laundry. Not the most idea when traveling, but…read morethis location was great. I was: 1) able to find parking 2) walk around and get a coffee 3) switch my laundry over 4) grab a bite to eat. 5) I felt safe leaving my clothes while I walked around because the attendant assured me he would be there the entire time.

Since my washer machine was broken, I had to drop off all the wet laundry. The service was quick &…read moreon time. The price is ok ($ 1.00 per pound). Overall I am happy.

A small little hole in the wall that gets the job done. It's clean and orderly with new machines…read more Plus, you can get some shopping done in the market while you wait. Coin operated, self-service. The machine I used was $2.25 with .50 for an extra cycle. Fits about a normal loaf and a half. Dryers are .25 for 6 minutes, and since they're new they dry like a charm. There's almost no seating, so, be prepared to drop it off and duck out for a bit. There were only two chairs that I saw while I did my laundry.