Bonnie and Sylvia were amazing! One of the machines I was using displayed an error and wasn't…read morewashing my clothes properly. They responded quickly, fixed the issue right away, and made sure I was still able to finish my laundry in a timely manner. This is our favorite laundromat, and we come here all the time. It's always clean, well-maintained, and brightly lit, which makes it feel safe and welcoming. Thank you, Bonnie and Sylvia, for your excellent customer service and for providing such a great laundry experience. We truly appreciate it!

Clean, in a good plaza next to a grocery store and lots of food options close by- what more could…read moreyou ask for! Sort of confusing if you try to do it through the app - instead of getting a physical card. There isn't clear instructions on whether you could swipe your card in each machine. There wasn't an attendant that I saw but I figured it out eventually. I think if you had straight up coins they'd still accept it on each machine

It was my first time going there, but the staff explained everything well, so it was easy to do my…read morelaundry. The place was clean, and both the washers and dryers were in good condition.

Great experience, we go here weekly for our businesses towels. The woman that works it during the…read moream shift is so kind and helpful. Any question she is happy to answer. Clean machines & facility.

Cool spot, but parking is limited and although the name says Coin Less laundry, this location is…read morefar from coin less. Come ready with cash or change otherwise you can't use their machines. An improvement might be having an ATM inside, or adding change dispensers that actually accept debit/credit cards. Otherwise, I love the ability to wash larger loads here, and the washers and dryers designated for pets is a nice add on. Prices are fair, and the vending machines come with wash products should you need to purchase while here. The place is well kept with a clean bathroom and the staff is constantly cleaning.

I am fortunate to have my own washer and dryer, but I need a laundromat when I have a large…read moreblanket or bedspread to wash. This was my first time here so I wasn't quite sure how to operate everything but the assistant on duty was super helpful and kind. Everything was clean and nice and it was a very good experience.

Both Boonie & Sylvia were very helpful and very kind. I had issues with trying to figure out how…read morethe whole exchange between the cards and the money worked out and they took the time to walk me through the process. Bill Bush.

I had a great experience at this laundromat! The machines were clean, easy to use, and worked…read moreperfectly! The staff was super friendly and helpful. Given this was our first time at this laundromat the manager Bonnie helped us personally by giving tips on how to use the machines and their app to download. The whole place felt safe and well-maintained. I also appreciated how fast the washers and dryers were. It saved me a lot of time. Definitely one of the best laundromats in the area, and I'll be coming back again. Highly recommend!

Really like this place. It's clean, the machines work well, and it's among the least expensive…read moreplaces to do your laundry. The only negative I would give this place is the clientele. Someone decided it would be funny to leave a functioning lighter in a dryer. Had it been washed first, it wouldn't have worked. Don't be an asshole, stop trying to destroy good things for your own amusement

If I could give this place ZERO stars, I would. Came here…read morejust to do laundry and ended up with my car towed!!! it cost me $430 to get it out, plus an Uber fee just to go pick it up. Absolutely ridiculous. I was a paying customer here! To make things worse, this place feels super sketchy. There were people clearly on drugs hanging around outside the building, making it feel totally unsafe. I genuinely feared for my safety walking to and from my car and apparently even that wasn't enough, because then I didn't even have a car anymore! Which my first initial thought was that it got stolen that's how sketchy this place is! DONT trust this place. Don't leave your car for even a second. Honestly, just don't come here at all. I wouldn't wish this experience on anyone. Never again. Stay as far away as possible! SHADY BUSINESS, owner did nothing to acknowledge or compensate for there wrong doing !

I rarely ever use laundromats so I'm not sure if $15 to wash and dry a blanket (that my washer and…read moredryer at home can't handle) is a good price. It feels like a lot. And they also tag on $2.50 for credit card transactions. First of, I don't like businesses that pass on their CODB to customers. Second, why can't we just use a credit or debit card on the machines without having to buy their own card and put money on it? It's not the most customer-friendly thing to do. I'm just annoyed by it all.

This was my first experience using a laundromat and it was great! Gus was incredibly kind and…read morehelpful, recommending the best wash settings and way to pay for the machines. The laundromat itself is clean and the machines are well maintained. 100% recommended!

Larry Larsen is a real estate broker and insurance agent, and I must say, he knows what he is…read moretalking about when it comes to the laundromat business. He gives EXCELLENT advice in order to have the most success in your business. His company also sells laundry detergent which is very convenient.

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2 of my blankets were stolen. Called the number on the wall and spoke with the evening staff. Not…read moreresponse and all they said is someone should help you. Never got a call back or follow up. Never going here again.

Convenient. Lots of open machines that are easy to use plus tons of fans for hot weather.read more

They don't honor the times posted online or on their doors. I showed up at 10:14. The lady…read moreproceeded to tell me that they were closed. Completely unprofessional.

Bring cash--the change machines demand tribute. There's a soap/softener vending machine, but the…read morecandy one looked a little picked over. The TVs weren't playing anything, which honestly improved the vibe. Everyone was quiet and polite, the place was clean, and parking was easy. Kind of funny to review a laundromat, but this one earns a solid spin.

ABSOLUTELY NOT! This…read moreplace is not upkept. Perhaps once a week but not clean at all... Why I'm writing this review: THERES LITERAL CR@P on the counters... human feces all on the sink... Not to mention the water here has been shut off for over 3 weeks. I USE to come here twice a week. I'm no longer coming here. This is ridiculous. Let's see how long the human poop is left & not attended to.

Have you ever had the experience of anticipating to park in a handicap space only to find a car…read morewith no handicap placard parked in the handicap spot? A yellow corvette with no handicap placard was parked in the one handicap parking space right in front of a laundromat. It was New Year's Eve day, around 2:40PM, and I went to the Laundry Club to wash about 8 loads of clothes. I am 62 years old. I have a handicap placard. I have painful sciatica. Gout. It was a rainy day. With my hazard lights on, I parked behind the yellow corvette and went into FIFTY50 Lounge Barbershop, announcing "There is a yellow corvette parked in the handicap space with no handicap placard. Does this car belong to anyone here?" There was no answer. I started to take pictures and called the Orange Police on its non-emergency line. During this time, a barber from FIFTY50 Lounge Barbershop, came out to admit that the yellow corvette was his. He acknowledged that he didn't have a handicap placard, but he wasn't going to move his car. He stated that he was already parked and that I should find another parking space, that I should not make a big deal about it. He even said that he had $250 in his pocket, while taking cash out of his front pocket, and so it didn't matter if he got a ticket. He wasn't going to move his car. A man walking by came to his rescue, gaslighting me for parking in front of the yellow corvette. Now there were two younger men who tagged-teamed against me. I couldn't believe I was even arguing about being able to park in a handicap space when it was clear that the yellow corvette should not have taken the parking space in the first place. After a long hold--due to more important calls--I spoke to the police, providing context and a license plate number. I was told that dispatch was going to send a police car over. I feared for my safety, so I decided to leave, to go to another laundromat. I told the police that I was also afraid that my card might be keyed out of revenge for calling the police. I hope the police issued a citation with the $250 fine to the yellow corvette owner. I don't know. I didn't stay to make sure. Perhaps the two men gaslighted me to the police and were not issued a ticket. That would have been disappointing. Have other senior citizens or persons with disability ever experienced seeing a handicap space only to find a vehicle with no handicap placard was parked there? What did they do? And what should a senior citizen with a disability do in cases like this? Did I do the right thing? Should I just have shied away? Was calling the police the right thing to do? And did this offender actually get a $250 ticket from the police or did they all just laugh it off? Interestingly enough I had been a regular customer (not only at the laundromat) at FIFTY50 Lounge Barbershop for years. My regular barber Sal and another barber Andrew are great guys, and I have been happy with their service. But as of 2026, I will no longer be a customer at that barber shop because of the owner of the yellow corvette, another barber there. I also won't return to the Laundry Club, next door to that barbershop because I am cautious about my safety and that of my car. What sense of entitlement. What arrogance. What disregard for a disabled senior citizen.