This is a great laundry that also has drop off service The…read moreplace is clean and the machines are new! There are vending machines for sodas or snacks. There is a tv to pass the tome Also there is a family dollar across the street for supplies or just to walk and shop while waiting Owner is friendly and available if needed.

Older bigger lady is extremely rude .Been washing my clothes here for 4 years and apparently I…read moredon't know how to wash my clothes right ? okay .

The only reason I didn't gI've this place a 5 was because dude behind the counter was so super…read morerude. I know it's a laundry mat but customer service is still customer service and he was not helpful or friendly at all. I guess I can't say at all because he did issue me a card but put it on the opposite end of where I was standing and went to sit back down. Just rude.

Because my snowflake, new-ish washer now balks when I try to wash bath mats, I have decided to go…read moreto a laundromat for "heavy" loads. Despite some so-so reviews, I chose Super Laundry (3545 Reading Rd.) due to its proximity to my home. In a nutshell, my experience was benign...but that's really a good thing because we are talking about doing laundry. Contrary to some other reviews, the attendant was extremely pleasant and helpful. She advised me as to what size machine I should use (thereby saving me a little money) and exchanged my cash for a laundry card. Gone are the coin-operated machines that often Jammed AFTER taking my last quarter!! The facility is clean. There are plastic couches on which to sit, televisions for entertainment, a vending machine for snacks. Better equipped than the laundromats of yesteryear whose machines stole my quarters. According to some other reviews [whose sources I have not verified], the price for a load of laundry is, in part, dictated by the daily cost of water and electricity . I'm not sure how that rate is determined, but on October 11, 2023 one load of laundry in a #6 machine cost me $7.23. The attendant told me that a dryer would cost approximately $15...but she did not know that I was raised by a long line of frugal line dryers. At any rate, those prices seem expensive to me, but I truly do not know the cost of running a #6 machine. Maybe $7.23 is a deal? How do families who do ALL OF THEIR LAUNDRY at the laundromat afford it?? Keep the poor poor??? So many questions spinning around as my bath mats got their scrubbing. Another Yelper mentioned that Super Laundry is not in "the best area," but it is unclear to me if he was at the 3545 Reading Rd location. Here's my take---it's in a new-ish strip mall in Avondale with a wide-open parking lot and distinct lack of dark alleys and bogey men. On the night of my visit, there were at least three families with young children, several couples, a few other singletons, three races represented, all of us just doing our laundry. Totally benign.

This was my first time using them, and it will absolutely be my last. They completely ruined my…read more$150 sweater, kept it for over two weeks, and then refused to offer any refund or resolution. I was originally told I'd get my sweater back the same day, but instead I ended up making nine separate trips to the store between 10/25/25 and 11/12/25 just trying to get updates. The employees were unhelpful and gave me a different excuse every single time. The most unbelievable one: I was told my sweater wasn't ready because they were "waiting on a part that was on the UPS plane that recently crashed in Louisville." Not only was that impossible--they had already had my sweater for over a week at that point--but using a tragic accident as an excuse was incredibly disrespectful and completely unacceptable. No one at the store ever answered the phone despite multiple calls, and I was never able to speak with a manager. The very last time I went in--when they finally handed me my ruined sweater--the employee told me there was "no way" for them to even know whether they could issue a refund. Another lie. That's when I asked for the owner's information and emailed him directly (Josh Pinkey), but he never responded either. I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was unacceptable from start to finish. Save yourself the time, money, and frustration--go literally anywhere else for dry cleaning.

I dropped off a bundle of shirts for the tenth time and asked for a light starch. When I picked…read morethem up they were not starched at all. They said customers had complained that the starch was too heavy so they quit starching. I asked for a re-do and they did them over at no charge. I requested a light starch. They came back with an incredibly heavy starch, almost like paper.

Used to be a regular with A1 and transitioned to Tide when they took over. Have remained regular…read morewith hundreds of dollars in dry cleaning each month. I had the very bad luck of having them rip the collar of a brand new shirt and messing up the sleeve of my nicest suit on the same order. I understand things happen but they were defensive about it, but offered to fix them. They returned them with no evidence of even making an effort to repair the damage but the garments were now all wrinkled as well. They are completely unwearable. This was handled very poorly, I'm switching cleaners.

They do a good job! Feel a little pricey but I guess everything these days feels expensive.read more

Thank God for 24 hour laundromat! I visited the City Limits on Kemper for the first time. I forgot…read moreto take pics, but for the most part it was clean. The washers and dryers were adequately working. They have washer and dryer sizes to accommodate all laundry loads. I washed 4 loads including 2 covers and a large comforter for approximately $25. Unfortunately, the staff was not very attentive or professional on Sunday, May 17th. I had a few questions and he was outside on his cell having a conversation with someone on speaker phone. I asked a question and he rudely told me to "wait a minute". Finally, he showed me how to pay for a card to use in the equipment. There were also a few minor leaks from the shafts going across the ceiling. They were leaking into small containers catching the water dripping. That looked as if it needed to be repaired immediately. All in in all, I would give it a 7 out of 10. The music was great! The oldies station plays while you wait. They also have refreshments for purchase. I would return. Hopefully, the minor inconveniences will be addressed/repaired prior to my return.

The price is hard to beat clothes are clean and the dryers dry with minimal coin could use a…read morelittle upgrade to the interior to make more inviting floor paint but overall excellent end goal clean dry clothes

As far as neighborhood laundromats go, this one is one of the better ones and easily the best in…read moreNorwood. It checks the primary boxes for essentials: working machines, decent hours (last load at 9:30pm), cleanliness (extremely so), a bathroom, and a working change machine. The one drawback is occasional machine issues since they're not new machines which happens anywhere. On the whole, though, it's dependable.

There is never an attendant in this place. There are 4 rolling baskets in the whole place. Sub…read morestandard equipment. Today I used one of the biggest washers for my comforter and sheets, towels,etc. I loaded the washer, put the money in, hit start, but the machine read a door error. I jiggled the handle and the wash started. When the washer stopped, I couldn't get the door to open. It gave me another door error. I tried everything, but couldn't budge it. So, I called the number posted only to hear excuses as to why someone couldn't come help me. The man who answered the phone said someone should be working in there and they would help me. I told him no one was there. He said he would contact his manager and for me to call him back. I called him back, only to hear that he could not reach his manager and I was on my own. So, I had about $150 worth of laundry in a washer just sitting there. I told him to send someone to help me or I was coming to Reading Road where he was to get $150 to replace what I couldn't get out of the washer. He said he couldn't give me money. At this point, I was boiling mad. I went back in the laundry mat and ask some men to help me. One of them pushed all the buttons on the washer and messed with it and finally it opened. Thank goodness for the other folks in the laundry mat. This is BAD business. I have seen people in there bathing in the bathroom, begging for money, etc. They do this because there is never an attendant in this place. They are making a fortune and can't even help their customers when they need help. And, I got the manager's number, called him, got a message that I should leave a voicemail. Guess what? His vm was full. Wash at your own risk is their mantra

Their work is exceptional, reasonably priced and, they are conveniently located. Their customer…read moreservice is great too.

I don't have a ton of dry cleaning, by during the winter I have a few sweaters that require it. I'm…read moreacquainted with the owner of Cleaner Concepts so I decided to start using his business. I got exceptional service from the employees and the prices are better than other cleaners in town! And they're quick! I love being able to pick stuff up next day! I had a Sherpa pullover that I needed cleaned between two business trips (I was only home for 2-3 days between the trips). They were able to get my item cleaned in time for me to pack it for the 2nd trip! All other cleaners I called told me it would be longer. I was and am so grateful for Cleaner Concepts and their efficiency.