Michelle helped me with an issue with the dryer and she was very kind . I would highly recommend…read morethis location . Always washier n dryers available.

Hey everyone! I'm going to be completely honest, I don't think this laundromat is worth it…read more *Pricing is at the bottom if that's all you're looking for* I spent two hours here. While my clothes were washing, I walked across the street to grab some boba tea and a sushi bake (bomb btw). I was only gone for about 20 minutes, and when I got back my laundry was already finished, so I'd estimate the wash cycle lasted around 20-25 minutes. For my laundry, I used The 8 load washer for my dark clothes using cold water. I only had about three loads in it because I like to leave extra room so my clothes can be tossed around to be cleaned properly. I also used the 6 load washer for my whites using hot water, with about two loads inside. (They came out super white) But for the biggest issue ... cleanliness! The laundromat was not too busy, the washers I needed to use were unfortunately under a large puddle of dirty water (seen in photo). For a laundromat with such high ratings, I was genuinely surprised by how dirty it was. There was trash scattered across the floor, dirty water tracked throughout the place, and dirty washcloths lying around that I assume were meant for the employees to use while cleaning. The entire time I was there, I never saw a single employee cleaning or maintaining the laundromat. Even after I left for food and came back, the same trash and puddles were still there. For the washers themselves, most of them were very nice and looked to be clean on the inside. There were a few washing machines that had broken/ missing buttons. One washers timer display was completely cracked, and I could see someone easily cutting themselves. I had to shut and reset some of the doors because it wasn't saying they were closed properly, but they were. I had to be a little bit rough with it. As for the cost, I paid about $20 just to wash my clothes and another $4-$5 to dry them. Unfortunately, I ran out of cash before everything was completely dry, so I did take a few damp clothes home. For the prices, I expected a much cleaner establishment, and longer drying times. If you're charging over $10 for the largest washer and the dryers only give you 6 minutes for $0.25, that adds up quickly. Some people can't afford that. I've been to laundromats in much rougher neighborhoods that were significantly cleaner and better maintained. For comparison, my regular laundromat is currently replacing its machines, which is why I tried this one. Normally, I pay around $11.25 to wash everything, with optional add-ons like an extra rinse or wash cycle for just $0.25 each. Drying is completely free, and there's always a friendly employee cleaning up and keeping the place looking nice. The only downside is that it's usually busy. Washer Prices X2 load: $4.25 X3 load: $5.25 X4 load: $6.25 X6 load: $8.50 X8 load: $10.50 Wash cycles appear to last about 20 - 25 minutes. No options for extra rinse, extra wash, or additional spin cycles. Dryer Prices Standard Dryer $0.25 = 6 minutes (any temp) Large Dryer $0.25 = 6 minutes (any temp) Overall, I personally wouldn't come back. Between the prices, lack of cleanliness, and short drying times, I just don't think it's worth the money. I would recommend looking at other places. To respond to the owner who commented back 1. Cleaned several times throughout the day? Interesting, because I was there for about two hours and the same trash was sitting there the entire time, along with the puddle of water. There's no telling how long it had been there before I arrived or how long it stayed afterward. The fact that there wasn't even a wet floor sign nearby is honestly concerning. Someone could have easily slipped, gotten seriously injured, and that would have turned into a much bigger issue. 2. I will agree that the washers themselves were great. I personally prefer having the option of an extra rinse cycle to make sure any excess detergent is completely removed. That's just a preference. 3. My old laundromat is still cheaper overall. Yes, your wash prices are lower, but for only an extra $0.75, I get free drying there. I spent about $5 just drying my clothes at your facility, which is a $4.25 difference. That's basically a gallon of gas for me, so when I actually do the math, my old laundromat ends up being the cheaper option. 4. At the end of the day, I was just giving honest feedback based on my visit. Of course you have every right to respond, but to me it a simple " We will try to do better." would have made me want to go back to give it a second chance. Because your response was clearly not what I experienced.