laundromart

I had a bad experience. After buying the laundry card. Then loading it. I washed one load. Then the machine said the card was Damaged. I DID not receive a refund. The Manager is never there. The clerk arguing about how much money I want to put in the dryer. When its my clothes.PLUS COMING OUT OF MY BALANCE. Screaming she trying to help me. Please. Give me my REFUND. THAT HELPS NOT YOUR MOUTH. They wrote this in their log. I haven't heard back from any one yet. My advice. Go where u can use Quarters. BAD ATTITUDES. YOU DNT WANT TO WORK. THEN DONT GO.

Ladies are very helpful and keep the place clean pretty well considering anytime walk ins of everyday customers. The prices are also good.

It's is better to come in the afternoon don't be too manys people's around most be home make dinner

I've been going to this laundromat since I was a child, so about fifteen years at this point. I recently went back after a couple years and it looks great. The machines look new or nearly new, everything is clean and well-organized, there are plenty of laundry carts available, and the staff was helpful (it will help if you speak Spanish, but they managed in English just fine). Things to know:nn1) You will have to use a Laundry Card to use the machines here. The card costs $2. You can purchase it with a card or cash, but you will need to have exactly $2 to buy the card if you use cash.nn2) Once you have the card, you can easily load the card using the two loading stations at the front. One is equipped for credit/debit cards. Pro tip: loading a $20 on the card gets you a $2 bonus. :)nn3) Machines are labelled with easy to follow step-by-step instructions, which is great if you're not familiar with laundromats.nn4) Some reviews mention increased costs based on how soiled your clothes are. That is only the case for some of the larger commercial washers. The smaller washers have a flat fee and don't have the light/medium/heavy options. The larger washers do have that option and there is a small increase for medium and heavily soiled loads (about $.20).nn5) The dryers are very large and work well. It's about $.30 per 8 minutes of drying time.nn6) I can't speak on their laundry supplies available. I recommend bringing your own supplies. That's what I always do, so I've never had to use any of the soap vending machines.nn7) There are some TVs with local stations on, and vending machines at the front if you need snacks while you wait.nn8) COVID-19 Specific: Everyone was wearing masks and people kept their distance. The place was very clean. I definitely felt like they were taking the pandemic seriously, which made me feel better about having to be indoors with others.nnand lastly,nn9) There's a Denny's and a Pinecrest Bakery nearby. I usually come here late at night (10pm-1am) because I'm nocturnal and it's also not as busy. Denny's or Pinecrest are great spots to go grab a coffee or snack while you wait for your clothes to dry. Especially great if you don't want to wait inside the laundromat with strangers during a pandemic.

If you want your clothes to smell really clean you should put the softener at 8 minutes left.nTrust me !!!!