It's worth noting that I can only review the laundrymat portion of the business; there are signs that advertise drop off, but I didn't use that.
I *just* moved to the area. Like, we're still buried in boxes; it's possible that the boxes will achieve sentience and take over the apartment. That's fine, as long as they pay rent too. Unfortunately our cats decided to take the stress of their move out on the comforter...so it was time to start exploring local "large item" laundry options. Suds is closest to new-home.
Some plusses: Lots of machines. It's 24 hours. The wifi works, and there are some plugs near the door where you can plug in if necessary.
That said, there were a lot of minuses, and I probably won't be coming back. The store overall had a "yuck" feel to it. The trashcans (at 1pm on a Monday) were overflowing. I don't know if there's AC (but I doubt it), so I doubt it's very comfortable in the summer. The bathroom toilet was stopped up, and the overall bathroom was pretty dirty. And, surprisingly, there weren't any employees there the entire time I was there. What if something went wrong? If your machine eats my quarters, I want some measure of recourse.
Some minuses: of their large machines, most of them had "out of order" signs on them. There were no employees around that I could see, which makes me think that
And finally, here are their current prices:
Washing Machines:
- Regular white commercial machines: $1.75
- Speed queen commercial washer: $2
- Triple Load: $3.75
- Some other large machine that I don't know how much it could fit: $5
Dryers:
- Regular sized: $.25/ unknown minutes
- Large sized: $.25 / 7 minutes read more