Parking they have plenty of parking right in front of the laundromat…read more It is a very clean laundromat. There is always someone here to answer any questions. And/or open the door for you to come in and out. Washing machine start from $3.00 for a small machine. Medium size machine: $5.50 Large size machines: $12.50 Extra Large size machines: $15.00 You can pay with quarters to wash and dry. And do have a quarter machine. Or you can download an app: Dexter Pay and pay with your cellphone.

From the owner: We offer the largest washer & dryers! Cards & Mobile Pay Accepted on all machines…read more Free WiFi, seating, vending, & large folding areas.

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!

It's big with plenty of washers and dryers. The only downside of it are the dryers. You have to put…read morein either $2 or $3. It's a waste of money because if I needed to dry my clothes for just another 5 mins or so, I would have to put in at least $2 for 30 min. The rest of the 25 min, which I paid for, would just be wasted. It's either that or I would have to settle for damp clothes. I really wish they would change it so you can dry your clothes by the quarter.

I'm by no means a laundromat connoisseur, I just need a place to wash my clothes that isn't too…read moreexpensive or gross. I deeply regret not vacating the second I saw the prices. By the time I needed to use the bathroom, rather urgently since I'm pregnant, it was too late to pack up and leave. Clothes were locked up for the next 20 minutes. For $3.75. In the tiniest washer I'd ever seen. On $1 off Wednesday. But I digress. Despite being turned to vacant, the bathroom will not open. At this point I was barked at by the owner that bathrooms for only for customers. When I explained that I am indeed a customer, he led me to an iPad affixed to the wall, where I was led through a long, pointless, and buggy questionnaire to confirm the veracity of my claim, presumably while my womb filled with excess urine. "the bathroom door will be unlocked for 10 seconds" proclaims the screen, as I waddle as quickly as I can to the door, 8 feet away and around the sink, which was filled with what I can only assume were the results of those not fortunate enough to successfully make the journey. I swing the door open, only to be assaulted by what I can only assume is what 10,000 diapers smell like. There was paper strewn about, and visible urine and feces... you know what? This is gross. Let's skip this part. I let out whatever sort of sound people make in that situation, and quickly closed the door. I started for the exit, not stopping as the owner yelled inquiries at me as to what my problem was. The bathroom at the thrift store next door was quite nice. I returned momentarily to wait for my husband's scrubs to complete their cycle, plenty of time to appreciate the state of the floors. Perhaps I'm being unfair. I might have caught them before the day they sweep each month. Who's to say? The rest of my visit was relatively uneventful. I left having spent 5x more than I would have for drop off wash and fold at a Grand Avenue laundry, which made me feel pretty fancy. Still, the snack machines were empty. One star.