Parking they have plenty of parking right in front of the laundromat…read more It is a very clean laundromat. There is always someone here to answer any questions. And/or open the door for you to come in and out. Washing machine start from $3.00 for a small machine. Medium size machine: $5.50 Large size machines: $12.50 Extra Large size machines: $15.00 You can pay with quarters to wash and dry. And do have a quarter machine. Or you can download an app: Dexter Pay and pay with your cellphone.

From the owner: We offer the largest washer & dryers! Cards & Mobile Pay Accepted on all machines…read more Free WiFi, seating, vending, & large folding areas.

Had several items dry cleaned here including business clothes, down comforters, and dresses. They…read morehave been great and very happy with my visits there.

Just picked up a winter coat/parka. There's a slim furry thing that's zipped onto the coat (didn't…read moreeven realize it was there), which they unzipped and dry cleaned separately, so of course they charged me for 2 items. They said they removed it because they "didn't want to lose it"?!? It's attached by a thick zipper! Boo! So it was almost twice as much as quoted when I dropped it off. Bad business practice; I don't recommend!

Stopped in to wash laundry before my husband started his canoe paddle down the Mississippi can't…read morerecommend this facility enough. Literally the best laundromat I have ever been to in my five decades of life. I say this, as it was painted, decorated, had music playing, had a children's area, had a book borrow area and was super clean! The owner was on site and we chatted for a bit. He seems very dedicated to his customers and his business and an all around nice guy. The price for wash and dry were more affordable than in another location that was closer to me. Highly recommend; in fact, wished he ran a Launderette in my area lol.

From the owner: Our vision is to be the cleanest most reliable and safest laundromat in the city !! We offer an…read moreenvironment that encourages the neighborhood and community to grow together !! We look forward to meeting you all.

This is meant for the store at 1855 Suburban. I visited on…read moreApril 10th between 9 am and 12 pm. This store was immaculately clean. The gal that works at that location is very nice and does a top notch job!!@

I've been coming to this laundromat about once or twice a month for the past year. The main reasons…read morebeing it's close to where I live and it has a dog washing area. My routine when doing laundry here is always the same: I park on the side, go in to exchange $20 for quarters, then head back out to grab my laundry. Today, while finishing up at the change machine, the woman sweeping the floor not only hovered nearby but actually bumped into my feet with her broom. I didn't say anything at that point, as that is minor and could have been an accident. I walked toward the side door to get my things from the car. A couple of steps after I passed her, she loudly announced that the quarters were for laundromat use only and that the coin machines had signs indicating this. The assumption behind her comment and the way she delivered it caught me off guard. If she had simply asked whether I'd be doing laundry, I would've answered yes without issue and she'd have seen me bringing all my things in. But after hoovering, physically bumping into me with the broom and then speaking to me with that rude tone, it felt unnecessarily confrontational. I defended myself, making it clear that I was going to bring my dirty laundry in and that I did not appreciate her tone or accusation. They really push customers to use their app to pay for things and while that might be their preference, I have had bad experiences with laundry pay apps in the past and choose to keep it coin based. If they don't want people using quarters (or I guess potentially taking quarters?) then they should eliminate that option. I've supported this business but being treated with suspicion and discourtesy has made me seriously reconsider whether I want to continue coming here. Today I couldn't get past what happened and choose to take the quarters and leave rather than fester in my anger while waiting for my laundry to wash and dry.

Veey good service and friendly. Always on time. Not sure what else to include here but need 85…read morecharacters

I called to see if they cleaned rocking chair cushions. Patty said she wasn't sure but that she…read morewould take my number and investigate and get back to me. How nice! She could have just gotten rid of me and said no but she went the extra mile to check on it and call me back. Great customer service.

Clothesline Laundromat: Where My Hoodie Found Religion…read more I walked in with a laundry basket that looked like it had survived a zombie apocalypse. Clothesline didn't flinch. The washers roared to life like caffeinated bears, and the dryers spun my clothes so fast I swear I saw them enter a new dimension. One sock tried to escape. A staff member tackled it mid-air like a laundry ninja. I named him Sock Norris. (Just kidding) but the staff is very attentive. The vending machine has snacks AND detergent, which is great because I'm the kind of person who thinks "Tide Pod" sounds like a cocktail. Also, the Wi-Fi is strong enough to stream three seasons of regret while you wait. And yes--they take digital payments. No more awkward quarter scavenger hunts or sacrificing a $20 bill to the change machine gods. I tapped my phone and boom: laundry enlightenment. If your clothes are dirty and your soul needs a rinse, this is the place. 10/10 would tumble dry my existential crisis here again.

Large washers; I was able to get in and out in a reasonable amount of time with the amount of…read moreclothes I had with me. The washing machines were a bit pricey though. The only real complaint about the store was that I had to do 2 dry cycles per load; dryers didn't seem to dry well enough.

I went here because my washer broke last week. It was my first time using a laundromat and I was…read morevery confused about how it all worked. A kind employee named Jon approached me and showed me how to use everything. He walked me through all the steps and gave me guidance on how to use the machines and which machines to use for the size of the laundry load I had. He was amazing and made the whole experience so simple and easy!

The owner or his son are always there. They're approachable and friendly. The place is kept clean…read moreand the machines are well maintained. I've done my laundry here twice a month for more than a decade even though there are options closer to home. I highly recommen.

Spring cleaning in means switching everything winter in a home for spring. In my life that means…read morewashing all heavy bedding and clothing layers before packing them up to swap for lighter, brighter spring and summer delights. Unless I want to do several continuous loads, that means using huge laundromat washers Suds has two massive washers. One was apparently out of order. The coin receptor on the other jams so badly, it may as well have been labeled out of order as well. Even the attendant gives up on it and refunds my money with an apology and a suggestion to use the next largest washer drum. The machine was already fully loaded with items and detergent, if course, so this made for an amusing - and very messy - swap. Tons of powder soap end up on the floor in front of both original and smaller machine. The attendant had stated he'd return the amount he and I had gotten through jamming into the first machine as well as give me a single-size soap packet to make up for what I put into the mess. In returning with the cash and seeing my large containers of detergent, he notes this and says he guesses I don't need the soap after all. Heads up: Customer service isn't about whether the guest has enough to cover your mistakes as a business - it's about taking responsible for bumps in your operation and their consequences. I jokingly muse that I could drop a note in the suggestion box, and the attendant dryly responds - Steve would never fix it. Or upgrade to coinless operations to make life much easier for his guests. Well, that's comforting. It's okay, there are plenty of laundromats that not only would, they have long provided that service. Oh, and while waiting on my washer, I spotted another guest having to unload a dryer to move his items to the next one over - because the coin receptor on it was jamming as well. Nice. Irony that in leaving this spot, I drop in on a lovely, clean laundromat down the way that I'll definitely be visiting next time I have blankets to wash. So thanks for that!

It's a pleasant place to do laundry. Code enough to the convenience store to pick up a drink or…read moresnack to eat while working. The drop off service is good, too.

it had been quite awhile since i had come here and was pleased with the improvements in the entire…read moreexperience. patrick was such a help, he went above and beyond to ensure that my service was complete. the place was so much cleaner, and less stressful in general. i was so pleased i had to make sure to review this since i know that this place has gotten a bad rap in the past. thanks so much for your kindness and care! much valued and appreciated.

Just came here to dry a few loads, as my apartment building's dryers are out of commission. First…read moreimpression: wait, laundromats can be this nice?! It's super clean, spacious, has ample (of what appear to be) top-of-the-line machines, and is priced well ($2 for my dry and $.25 for each 5-min. top-off.) Bonuses: TVs, vending machines, and gorgeous natural light let in by all the windows overlooking University Ave. I was annoyed about having to come here but, seriously, this place has put me in a better mood. I'll totally come back if the need arises. (Also, tip worth checking out: I saw something on their website about $1 off for washing on Wednesdays. The more you know!)