South Side Suds Laundromat

South Suds Laundromat, they only have one cart to put your clothes in, has two white girls and a Spanish man that cannot share the laundry cart , and the owner in there cleaning up, looks so scared to talk to people, when other people need laundry cart, the owner is only looking to make money the place is so run down, I will never come back here, I only come here once a month to do some work, at First South Suds was really nice to come to, now it's disgusting, and I give it no stars, just disgusting, everybody should stop coming here and maybe somebody that really cares will buy it and make it better

This places machine will destroy your clothes. I am 32 and have washed my own clothes for a while obviously. The clothes i washed i have washed at my house and other laundry mats. Yet at this one my clothes get destroyed?

One of the better, more convenient laundry places in Corvallis - in South town no less. There is a kiosk where you can get quarters, but also pay using card/cash. Each machine has its own QR code as well, allowing you to download an app, make an account, scan each machine, then adding them to a basket to pay for and start at your own pace. This feature is much like the kiosk but no need to remember the machine numbers. They also offer lockers but I'm not sure how they work. There are a few folding tables, and everything seems to be looked after well. Though there isn't much to be offered in the vending machine, 7-eleven and Sharon's are next door. Wish there was music and a sink for washing hands or seeing to small stains.

The good, bad, and the ugly...They recently upgraded SOME of their dryers which is great for a few reasons...one, some of the old ones smelled bad, two they tended to over or under heat, and three, the new dryers work a hundred times better than the old ones. I really hope they invest in more of them as it really is hit or miss with the older ones and its so frustrating to spend money on an hour of dry time only to realize at the very end that the dryer never even heated--something that happens a lot with the older dryers. The washers are good quality, but half the time I go there (and I go there weekly) multiple washers are out of service. A lot of college kids use the place so between that and the often out of service washers, and the fact that they offer limited laundry services which means some of the machines will be taken up by employees washing things....machine availability can be dodgy. It is a small laundry place so they only have one mega washer, so anyone wanting to do a lot of blankets, etc, you are limited. They have two semi-mega washers and one mega dryer...all the rest are standard. The pricing on the washers and dryers are better than some of the others in town and they have the option of paying at a kiosk via debit or credit card for all your machines at once. The place is mostly clean, but if the air conditioning works, I've never felt it...mostly they just leave on some very ineffectual fans and it gets pretty hot there mid day. There is a Circle K next to it which is great if you need a drink or something for the kids...but be careful, I have had items go missing and have often seen (what appears to be) homeless people walk in and snag any clothing not attended. Not the kind of place you can leave your stuff and go do other errands--security cameras or not. As long as you are prepared to stay around until your stuff is done, you should be fine though. There is also a small community bulletin board people can pin things to.

The cheapest laundromat in town, but by far the dirtiest. There's a lot of homeless people who use this place, and it shows unfortunately. I've been coming here for almost two years to do my laundry because anywhere else in town is easily an extra $15+, but they desperately need someone to do daily cleaning because it's downright filthy majority of the time.