A good laundromat is a boon to the neighborhood. I'm lucky enough to have access to a decent machine where I live, but of course it can't compare in size or efficacy to an industrial-grade washer. I like to come here seasonally for bulky items like comforters and sleeping bags. I was grateful to have this place to come to when my washer needed repair.
This is a clean, safe laundromat with plenty of parking and no on-site attendant, but several working cameras, free wifi, and a phone number posted on the wall that is very responsive! Once I left a message and to my surprise, received a callback from a real person in under 5 min! The other time the same very helpful person picked up immediately. Yes, the cameras work and are monitored -- the guy helping me knew which machine I was at before I told him. That made me feel safe, though this is a safe neighborhood generally.
My credit card has been declined by several machines here, and I can't think of anywhere else my card has been declined. So I was reassured to see other people have had issues and it's not just me. I highly suggest bringing cash just in case. The washer/dryers take either credit cards or quarters, and any bill put in their change machine results in quarters only, no change in bills. So bring a variety of bills, and something to hold lots of quarters in!
As of December 2025, the smallest washers are 2x and $4.75 for a cycle (despite the 2x, these seem pretty small to me, smaller than my washer at home, but maybe they can be filled more?). The largest washer is 8x for $12, so a bit of a discount for a BIG load. I think a load takes 25 min regardless of which washer. The 5x dryers are 25 cents per 5 min. Clothes and bedding come out of the washer much dryer than from my machine at home. Washing burns through MANY quarters, but drying is super cheap, and both are fast.
I don't think there's anything not to like, except of course having to drag your stuff here and back. Oh, there's no place to sit, but there's lots of tables for folding, and big wheeled carts with a rod for your hangers. I haven't had a problem here they haven't been able to fix (quarters getting stuck in the feed -- they turned the machine on for me remotely :) ), and even the other customers are helpful your very first time using these machines. While I only come on occasion, it's always been clean, and there's always been parking and machines available. I have seen machines marked "out of order," but that reassures me someone's paying attention and customers aren't being routinely surprised by machines that need maintenance.
Oh, and there IS a utility sink, just a small one tucked in the back corner, pretty easy to miss. At least, I missed it, bc I got detergent on my hands, failed to notice the sink, and went outside and poured my water bottle over my hands. So yeah -- it's opposite the change and laundry soap machines. Though for a restroom, you'll have to go to another shop -- I highly recommend Clifford's Chicken & Fish in the same strip, a lovely excuse to have their delicious food if you need one! read more