Clean and worked for our needs very good machines and doing laundry isn't fun but at the beach it…read moresucks less

Tightly packed in, not many large machines... but extremely well priced and clean. Was an impressed…read morewith high heat on any of the dryers I used... seem to take forever. I would definitely come back to do more laundry when I am in town.

Just a warning, if you use a credit card here, the machine won't tell you how much it's charging…read moreyou and then you get a bill for $20 on your statement, on top of any cash you used. This was in the wash stall with the stairs.

Left marks on car from soap/wax. I tried contacting owner without luck. If we can resolve this I'd…read morebe willing to change review. I have had good experiences in the past but this last one I am disappointed.

I used the laundromat this morning, Wednesday at 8 AM. There were only a couple of other people…read moreusing the machines at that time, so I had my choice. Everything was clean, and I thought the prices were good - $3.50 for a side loading washing machine that easily fit my king size bedspread. The dryers are $.25 for 5 minutes, and I was able to dry my bedspread for $1.50. Parking is good, I'll definitely use them the next time I need a laundromat!

I don't write reviews and I certainly didn't expect to be writing a review about a laundromat…read more However, I just had the most amazing experience here! The owner Grace went out of her way to assist me at a time of need. I had other pressing issues and she actually stepped up and Washed and folded my clothes. I hesitate to say that because I don't think anybody should expect that kind of help, but it just goes to show you what kind of a spirit this wonderful lady has... Where are the extra stars? Five is not enough...

Great little laundromat in the heart of downtown Tillamook, Oregon. I need to wash a load while…read moretraveling and it was just perfect. Stopping on a Sunday afternoon and only a handful of people doing washes. $3,50 for washes on the double wash machines and about $2.00 for a 40 minute fry. Soap is $1.00 in case you didn't bring your own. Bathroom is/was available.

I put my money in a washer that never filled with water and it was all the money I had so now I…read morehave dry soapy clothes. I called the numbers and of course got sent to voicemail. Would be nice if someone that ran this place could come help me out......

DO NOT GO HERE!! Please do not go here. This lady tries…read morevery hard to rip people off. I knew that she was very expensive in the past and I went here only because my normal place in Salem was too far. I could not go there for just a couple quick thin sweaters. I normally make one trip there in the summer for everything. When I went in there two weeks ago, she told me that my very thin sweaters not thick sweaters would be around $8.35 a piece. I wrote that down on my receipt when I left so that I knew. I knew she was still expensive for these thin sweaters, but I was willing to pay at this one time. Unfortunately, when there's only one dry cleaners in the area they can do whatever they want. When I went back there this Wednesday, she tried to tell me that my price was $35.85. I was shocked!! I couldn't even believe that that's what I heard and I told her no that's not what you told me and I said look at my receipt. This is what you told me and I looked her in the eye. She continued to argue. She did not want to refund me. She kept arguing with me and then eventually said well I'll give you a $10 credit. How about that? And I said no I don't ever want to come back here again. After I told her I would report this to Visa and that I would dispute it because I knew this was wrong . She then refunded me and voided the sale and charged me the normal price. I have never had anyone try to do this. It is a smooth, gypsy move that I have never experienced. Telling someone, one price then doing a full switch and bait!! I'm imagining she does this to people all the time and catches them off guard. Most people are embarrassed and don't want to say anything. On top of this imagine paying almost $12 for a thin ladies sweater. I have all types of sweaters I have thin, medium and thick. This is about $7.50 in Salem, maybe closer to $8.00 in McMinville. Please do not go here find somewhere else there are other dry cleaners in McMinville and in Salem I drive in order not to be completely ripped off. I can still save money even with the gas. No wonder people can't pay rent, buy food or gas because the people like this.

I've been using this dry cleaner for years. Great service, fair prices for the coast, pleasant…read morewoman. We will continue to use 101 Dry cleaners

This is my go to laundry spot because it actually takes credit card and is open decently late…read more Also, it's close proximity in south town to Dutch bros, alternative coop, Tried and True coffee, and burrito heaven make it a desirable place to pop in a load and go run errands or pick up some food and coffee. I super appreciate that the pay station takes credit card and offers a small discount (25c cheaper for washer loads if you pay by card at pay station) but I'm not happy that the bathroom charges a quarter per visit. I'm just tryna wash my hands after touching this dirty laundry !!

This was my usually go to laundromat in Corvallis but I don't think I'll ever come back. The floors…read morewere very dirty and the machines were also dirty. The dryers there have completely ruin some of my clothes by burning them or ripping them or both! There are also weird orange/brown stains on some of my towels that weren't there when I put them into the washer/dryer. Might be a rust stain? Not sure. I tried finding the attendant but she was no where to be found. 1 family was there using about 50% of the washers there and about 10 dryers as well. I only liked this place cause it was the only one listed to take credit cards but eh. Go somewhere else.

Washed bathroom rugs. Beautifully done. Great service. Completed on schedule. Thanks.read more

First of all, Thanks to the owners, for providing a clean and safe environment for people to do…read moretheir laundry. Both my washer and dryer are not available to me, because of water damage in my home. I dreaded going to the laundromat, but I was pleasantly surprised by the facilities and the kindness of the owners. They are very helpful, making sure, if you need help, they are there to help. Also, Ryko, who works there in the evenings, is very helpful, carrying out your laundry to your vehicle. He takes ownership of the laundromat, maintaining the owner's standards, safe, clean, and friendly place to come, to take care of your laundry needs.

An amazing laundromat experience! Dry is free your first time in. Slightly on the higher price end…read morebut 1000% worth it for the quality of service, cleanliness of facilities, and speed. The worker was very kind and helpful for my first time. Not a speck of dust to be seen anywhere!

Nicest laundromat I have ever been in!!!! It's staffed, clean, roomy, easy to use, credit card…read moreoption, auto entry door for easy access. So perfect!!!!!

Our stackable washer in our rental has died for the second time. The repair guy can not come for at…read moreleast 11 days. My kid is ill and vomits daily, and of course the dang thing died when I had not done laundry for over a week. Plus we need clean clothes for another hospital thing next week. The laundromats in our town are sketchy. That is all I am going to say about that. We hopped on google and yelp and decided to try Waldport. We had a 5 star experience at this laundromat. It was clean, most of the machines were working, it was not too busy, and our clothes got clean and dried. There is no bathroom and there are no vending machines for pop or snacks which might contribute positively to the clean aspect. We brought our own quarters. $3 to wash, $1.50 to dry. One quarter got eaten. Could have been worse, right? We did hear that they are not always open when they are supposed to be. I guess we lucked out. This was my kid's first laundromat experience that he remembers ( I was still married for our last one so that was probably 15 years ago). He loved it and now wants to own a laundromat. Lol.

Half the washers are out of service and then you are faced with the decision to remove someone…read moreelses clothing. In college, that was standard operating procedure, because everyone just left their clothes in the wash, which seems to happen here quite a bit. Im not convinced that this is totally accepted by most, but i fully support it if all machines are in use or inoperable.

Half the dryers won't heat up and they throw codes no attendant to report to. washers will let you…read moreselect the settings and pay but then have you add additional money in order to start the machine then don't actually work on the settings you selected. Will not be coming back.

There is always something going wrong with their washers. The dryers don't work for the money paid…read more There are people that will come in and just move other people's clothes without asking - with an attitude of entitlement. If you are spending $100 a month for laundry, it should be a welcoming place, not here!