Just came here to dry a few loads, as my apartment building's dryers are out of commission. First…read moreimpression: wait, laundromats can be this nice?! It's super clean, spacious, has ample (of what appear to be) top-of-the-line machines, and is priced well ($2 for my dry and $.25 for each 5-min. top-off.) Bonuses: TVs, vending machines, and gorgeous natural light let in by all the windows overlooking University Ave. I was annoyed about having to come here but, seriously, this place has put me in a better mood. I'll totally come back if the need arises. (Also, tip worth checking out: I saw something on their website about $1 off for washing on Wednesdays. The more you know!)

No attendant - the entire time I was there today (Sunday, which I'd imagine is a popular day for…read morelaundry), there was a sign where the attendant should be saying they were on a 30 minute break -- for over an hour and a half. Many machines broken, no instructions for how to change temp of washing machines, unclear how much the charge was if using debit card, full of broken machines. There must be a better place.

Spring cleaning in means switching everything winter in a home for spring. In my life that means…read morewashing all heavy bedding and clothing layers before packing them up to swap for lighter, brighter spring and summer delights. Unless I want to do several continuous loads, that means using huge laundromat washers Suds has two massive washers. One was apparently out of order. The coin receptor on the other jams so badly, it may as well have been labeled out of order as well. Even the attendant gives up on it and refunds my money with an apology and a suggestion to use the next largest washer drum. The machine was already fully loaded with items and detergent, if course, so this made for an amusing - and very messy - swap. Tons of powder soap end up on the floor in front of both original and smaller machine. The attendant had stated he'd return the amount he and I had gotten through jamming into the first machine as well as give me a single-size soap packet to make up for what I put into the mess. In returning with the cash and seeing my large containers of detergent, he notes this and says he guesses I don't need the soap after all. Heads up: Customer service isn't about whether the guest has enough to cover your mistakes as a business - it's about taking responsible for bumps in your operation and their consequences. I jokingly muse that I could drop a note in the suggestion box, and the attendant dryly responds - Steve would never fix it. Or upgrade to coinless operations to make life much easier for his guests. Well, that's comforting. It's okay, there are plenty of laundromats that not only would, they have long provided that service. Oh, and while waiting on my washer, I spotted another guest having to unload a dryer to move his items to the next one over - because the coin receptor on it was jamming as well. Nice. Irony that in leaving this spot, I drop in on a lovely, clean laundromat down the way that I'll definitely be visiting next time I have blankets to wash. So thanks for that!

It's a pleasant place to do laundry. Code enough to the convenience store to pick up a drink or…read moresnack to eat while working. The drop off service is good, too.

I miss the location on White Bear Ave. That was my go-to…read more Roseville does a good job, but it's busier, so it takes longer. Very thorough, and I like that the cleaning is done on site and not sent away. Good value for the money.

I dropped off a suit. I asked how I'd know when it's ready, meaning would I get some sort of…read morenotification, or would I just have to show up? I was told by the young man, "As it says on the slip, it will be ready after 3 on Saturday." There was no such mention on the receipt. When I showed up Saturday at 3:15, they were closed, as of 3PM. I was trying to support a local business, but I guess I'll have to find somewhere else.

Noble laundromat at Rice and Larpenteur is clean, they have nice machines, but no help when change…read moremachine gives laundry tokens instead of quarters because staff can't help, or exchange tokens for money. Must come when owners on site. Bad for one time washing no problem if you're a regular which I'm not. So now I have to return next week.

A full month since the entire air conditioning system. Broke down... and STILL. It is not working…read more Other customers told me it has been TWO MONTHS that the AC IS NOT WORKING. ( that is July and August 2019). The folk that use this big laundromat work 2-3 jobs and represent all nationalities. After a long exhausting day, they come here with HUGE loads of laundry from their families, small children in tow. WHY subject them to this stifling 91 degree plus laundromat where within minutes sweat comes pouring down your face!! The Father is overseas and his son is "running" the smoke shop next door and their other three businesses. Shocking heartless deterioration of a new business! My last effort here, not returning .

First time here and we're very impressed. The place is clean, they have a wide variety of washer…read moresizes all in excellent shape and reasonably priced. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We will definitely be back!

We were having our laundry room remodeled and everything had piled up. It was awful! I reached out…read moreto Cassandra at Hamper Time and was amazed at the wonderful service and quality of work. Our clothes were picked up and returned on the same day, and we aren't even in St Paul! The items were pristine and perfectly folded. They even matched socks that hadn't been matched in far too long! Our comforter soiled by our dog was like new. Thank you! The communication was excellent and the price was so fair. I will be using them even after the laundry room is done, just to treat myself. So impressed!

My people, my people: laundry is the final frontier of adulting that I simply will go to all…read morelengths to avoid. I hate it. I am impatient. Just no! On top of this and the consequences of not folding, is the fact that my apartment has a sad laundry room wherein one must unplug the washing machine before getting the dryer going, because the devil is a liar! Or something? In any case, laundry sucks! But you want to know the most wonderful, especially-during-winter-hellscape-feature-possible? Fluff and Fold! Meaning, a precious and sweet couple will see that your nasty clothes get clean, smelling like actual heaven and are folded to glorious perfection. Not only this, but I am going to let you in on THE best kept secrete in the Twin Cities: this joint offers $1 per pound fluff and fold laundry service. Now, let me just put that into a weigh-able perspective: a hamper full is about 30lbs which is $30 for a week's worth of laundry if you love the environment and wear your clothes at least twice. It's about $20 for me to do weekly laundry with the machines at my do-it-yourself laundromat spot, a couple fivers plus extra for a tip for laundry bliss? YES! Your welcome and happy new year.

Easy to work with and reasonably priced. They do a great job! Delivery is easy as well.read more

I have only used this service a few times, but I am very happy with them…read more The price is reasonable, they offer all kinds of options, I can schedule pick up and drop off at my conveniece. The laundry done very well, folded and plastic wrapped and returned in their custom bags. I will continue using them for the foreseeable future.