Clean and machines are all in good working condition. Great having staff availabke with assistance…read moreand you also witness how well they take care of the facility.

As far as laundromats go this one seems like the most legit. I don't often visit laundromats, but I…read moresuppose that when I do it's at Kaylee's (Pit Stop). Drop off service or do it yourself. The washers range from $7 (commercial washer) to $4 (standard) and the dryers are $3 (commercial) to $1.50 (standard). Each cycle lasts about 20 minutes. Overall a decent place if you're in a bind for a washer and dryer service.

Highly recommended. Clean environment. Plenty of various sized machines for your laundry needs…read more Small which holds two loads, up to a powerful eight load device. No need to bring pounds of coins, use your debit/ credit card to receive reloadable laundry card. If paying with paper cash, you receive a bonus. Bring your own laundry supplies or purchase on site or go next door to Dollar General , just a few steps away, or perhaps you prefer Food Lion across the street. Here's to getting your dirty washed away in one stop .

place is huge, clean and workers are there to help you, and they will!! My only neg comment is they…read moreuse a debit card, they give you instead of cash. i put $20 on the card, which is enough, just have to get used to their system

Machines take your money, they don't work and no staff is there to assist or refund and when you…read morecall or text them they do not respond. Very dirty too, will not be back.

The washers and dryers work, although the dryer wasn't awesome. The large washer was $8.75 and the…read morelarge dryer $.50 for 11 minutes. We are running the dryer for almost an hour to dry. While the machines are ok, the location is sketchy. Lots of people hanging out in the convenience store next door. It doesn't feel super safe.

The machines are poorly maintained, and they are old models. The employees are very rarely seen…read more The building tends to trap the heat of the machines and make the air uncomfortable inside. The washers are a bit pricey. It's OK if one has a small job or not much time, but even though I live in the same town there are better laundromats that are worth the longer drive.

Love the place and the owners They are so welcoming and nice…read moreand very clean

Is it just me but does it seem that time stands still inside laundry mats? Specifically, coin…read moreoperated laundry mats? Before I even walk in, the groovy flashy backs are about to hit me full force as I walk by and notice the way the store lettering is written eerily similar to the way KC and The Sunshine Band's record logo wrote theirs? Perhaps I am wrong but I found this detail cute. Is this a telltale sign of what's to come? Who knows? I got a blanket to wash so make a hole, people! As I walk in, I'm immediately smacked in the face visually with the 70's. Maybe early 80's, too. It's all a blur now. Everything was mellow yellow, pea green, burnt orange, wood paneled, egg shelled and you guessed it...tiled with linoleum. I got the strange feeling the Iron Sheik was watching me from a corner somewhere. They also have an original pac man and galaga arcade game in which a fat kid came around and asked for spare change to play but he quickly learned the cold hard facts of life through the world of the laundry mat is that a child's happiness does not come before clean laundry. Ever. There was also a vending machine but there was no Tab, Sunkist, RC, Shasta, Upper10...y'all know what I'm saying. The good stuff is all gone thanks to the meddling government, so they've updated their goods. All in all, I'm sitting here in this laundry mat watching my laundry spin round and round in circles and am thinking...how much I miss my banana seat bike, my Mr T kite, rolos (who am I kidding, I still eat these) or how my dad would freak out and fall off his stool every time Walter Payton would score a touch down and how my mom would yell at him every time cause he would spill his beer all over the floor, and you know what...I'm not so mad anymore at my cat for pissing on my blanket. Most people may not notice laundry mats. They are usually not in the greatest section of town, in strip malls, considered to be "low rent", severely outdated, but so what. Whenever I need them, I'm glad they are there.

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From the owner: Self Service and Full Service Laundromat featuring: o…read more Fully Attended from 7:00 AM till 3:00 PM o For those who do not have time, hate to do the laundry, and/or hate to be in a Laundromat we offer Wash-Dry-fold Service at $1.00 per pound (minimum $10.00). Quilts, comforters, sleeping bags extra depending on size. o CLEAN with over 5,500 sf of service for your comfort o ample parking o FREE WI-FI o Air-conditioned o LARGEST Laundromat with over 100 Washers and Dryers o LARGEST Washers and Dryers in a 20 mile radii o Our washers and dryers can handle your large comforters and quilts. o Save $ washing/drying your quilts and comforters yourself or we can do it for you o TV, snacks, pool table, and hockey table

I've traveled all over this country and used laundromats in more than 30 states. I've also used…read morelaundromats across North Carolina for the past fifteen years. I can say without hesitation that this one is the most disgusting, neglected laundromat I've ever used. I've been coming here weekly for three years, and now that I finally have a washer and dryer at home, it's time to unload what I should have said long ago. After reading past reviews, I'm sure the owner will pop in with some excuse to argue, as he always does. Prices. This place is absurdly overpriced. The owner claims prices are "competitive for the region," but that's laughable when there's only one other laundromat in the county. People here should not pay the same rates as people in high-income urban areas. Always check your change too -- occasionally you'll be short a quarter from the coin return. For comparison: in Pennsylvania, a regular wash was $1.75 and an hour of drying $0.75. Here? $5.00 for a cold load. Warm water? +$0.25. Hot? +$0.25. Heavy load? +$0.25. It never ends. Everything costs extra. Paying for machines. Bring cash if you can, but the coin machine is regularly out of service. You might try the app advertised everywhere. Good luck -- you'll need to stand outside, hold your phone up, and maybe pray for a miracle. Cell service is hit or miss here (normal for the county), but at least expect the WiFi to help. Nope. You'll see the network, but it never actually connects. Interestingly, the WiFi worked perfectly for several months after the hurricane when linemen and volunteers were using these machines. Funny how that works. As soon as they left, so did the WiFi reliability. And if you do get the app to load, half the time it charges your phone but won't connect to the machine, forcing you to pay again. Bring extra money -- you'll need it. Cleanliness. The owner claims someone is paid to clean, but it makes no difference. I've seen someone come in sometimes (I assume the owner) who rushes around sweeping and emptying a few trash cans like he'd rather be anywhere else. It happens too rarely to make a difference. Floors are always covered in dirt and debris. Powder detergent is spilled on the tops of machines. The bathroom is perpetually dirty with a barely working sink. The outside area regularly has piles of leaves and trash. The dog wash is coated in hair, smells awful, and is impossible to breathe in. Most of the time, the whole laundromat has a moldy odor. The owner even boarded up the trash cans by the car vacuums, presumably because he got tired of dealing with them. Bathroom. It's filthy, and you might not even be able to use it. It was locked for "misuse." Instead of hiring an attendant, the owner denied customers access. After that, he rented a port-a-potty, the only option for months. Recently it's unlocked, but given the history, who knows for how long. Customer service. Don't bother calling -- I tried multiple times when issues first started, and my calls were never returned. I also witnessed a woman call when the coin machine broke; she waited endlessly in a full laundromat. When the owner finally appeared, he tried to sneak away without speaking to her. I had to point him out so she could get her issue resolved. Customer service here is nonexistent. Bottom line. This laundromat is overpriced, filthy, and mismanaged. Save yourself the frustration: make the trip to Marion or set aside a little money at a time to save for your own washer and dryer. It will be a huge relief.

It's definitely the best and most convenient laundry facility in the area. The facilities are brand…read morenew, very clean and spacious. There are several different size machines for various laundry needs. I've never seen a machine out of order there, which is a big plus because the other laundromats in the area always have out of order signs on several machines. There's a change machine, vending machines, and even a massage chair like in the mall in Asheville. You can even use the app if you're like myself and don't carry cash on you; that is super convenient and helpful. The prices aren't cheap, but they are on par with the other laundromats. I've never needed to use the restroom while there, so I can't comment on the bathroom facilities or whether or not they are locked. All in all, five stars. Would recommend.

Clean and safe feeling. Nicest public facility of its kind I have ever visited around here. Thank…read moreyou so much for just being.

I travel full time coast to coast in my Rv, and have used laundromats in just about every state,…read moreand this is by far the cleanest, and best maintained that I have ever used. And least expensive, I might add!!