Better times for last wash! I'm a person who travels for work. Last wash is at 5:30 but you close…read moreat 7. Might as well close at 5:30 and everyone has to be out by 7. Plus, the lady needs to work on her customer service skills.

Owner very friendly and enjoyed a nice conversation. He was very helpful with directions we asked…read more Had lots of interesting clown memorabilia all around. Washers worked good and dryers did good job too.

I just used this laundromat for the 1st time a month ago. I was very impressed with how clean the…read moreplace is and they actually have a bathroom you can use. The dryers work very good and they do not burn your clothes like I have had happen at other facilities. Also I have been in when I think the owners were there cleaning and they are very friendly. Makes things so much better.

Very reasonably priced, and good efficient machines, in good working condition. Ample parking. The…read morefew times I have been there, I have not met the owner, yet. No attendants, that I was made aware of, but I would recommend this location, very convenient, right off of Route 35, on Linden Ave.

Won't come back here Shiloh Quick Clean in Clayton. 1st time and not satisfied with washers…read morespinning without water. Owners are making out skimming on the water bill. Comforters spinning in a washing machine with very very little water. Water doesn't even fill inside the cavity. Unheard of. Thank goodness I don't have to wash my clothes at a laundromat. I surely wouldn't use this facility. Brand new machines that function with little sprays of water.

I'm new to the area of Fairborn/Xenia, and my apartment complex doesn't have a laundry room. I'm so…read moreglad I found this laundromat! It's in a safe area, has good machines, and very reasonable prices. The regular load washers are $1.75, and the dryers are 25¢ for seven minutes (if I'm remembering correctly). I've tried a couple other laundromats in the area, but this one wins my vote. Worth the 20 minute drive from my home!

This was my first time coming here. The main thing I was looking forward too was the WiFi for my…read moreboys but they didn't have any WiFi. They offer it but there's no sign to tell us what the passwords is or what the WiFi name is. When I go to a laundromat I expect that so I can get the laundry done while the kids watch their tablets. Beside that the place looked cleaned and I like the fact that drying your clothes was free and they are open 24/ hrs. The value of this place is decent but false advertising does not make your business look good.

I hate laundromats. I wasn't much of a fan of the laundry house location back when it was still on…read moreSmithville. Doing laundry always felt like I couldn't keep enough quarters on me to save my life. Half the time I didn't even get my clothes completely dry because I ran out of quarters. Well ladies and gentlemen, your memories and experiences of the Smithville location are history. (The location on Smithville was bought by another laundry company.) This location is on the corner of Smithville and woodman, across from the shell gas station. I went here because they had giant signs outside that day "free dryers!" I thought it must be some gimmick or catch but my frugal side has more curiosity than a cat, so I went down there to do my mountain of laundry. (I do my laundry once every 1 or 2 months. There's no washer dryer hookups in my apartment complex and I really do hate laundry, so this is why I wait until it's absolutely necessary before I make myself go.) Most moderately sized laundromats have several 60 pound machines. A couple of the better laundromats have the 80 pound machines. I usually monopolize about 3 or 4 80 pound machines. WELL NOT TODAY! The new laundry house location has 4 [FOUR!] 100 pound machines. Guess how much they are. Currently, the people that bought out the old laundry house location have 80 pound machines that take about 12 dollars to load, if you're not going for the extra rinse cycle and all the extra jazz. This place though! Their 100 pound machines are $11.75. And actually, if you wanna download the app this laundromat uses, and engage the washing machine via Bluetooth (and use Apple Pay) this massive machine is a little more than $9 a load. I was discouraged to see that there was a coinless function, because I thought you'd have to earn dryer credits via the app in order to engage the "free" dyers. This was a problem, because I was paying cash. I begrudgingly cashed out a couple 20 dollar bills (their quarter machine actually dispenses $1.00 coins. I had also not seen that before.) convinced I was not going to be able to take advantage of the free dyers because I didn't have a way to earn free dryer credits, I walked my disappointed self with my wet clothes over to the dryer to see what I would be out. My friends, I cannot tell you the last time I felt such glee in a laundromat. I took a picture and uploaded it here because I was certain no one would believe me. There is no gimmick. There is no catch. You can walk in with a rain soaked jacket that's otherwise clean, toss it in one of the dryers and literally nobody is going to stop you from starting up that dagum dryer. You don't have to pay for diddly. It only stays on for 15 minutes at a time unless you wanna pay for a longer time period, but once the 15 minutes are up, you just open the dryer's door, and shut it again and press start to fire up another 15 minutes. It's that simple. No membership. No app required. You don't have to dance the Hokey Pokey to qualify to use said dryers. It is not a select number of dryers. It is all the dryers. They are all free, and you can use whatever dryer you please. I engaged 7 dryers and restarted them 7 or 8 times until my clothes were dry. I'll be back! I am a fan! Look at the pictures! No fibs! This is the cheapest laundry trip I've made (with almost 200 pounds of clothes!) since before the pandemic.

I come here to wash my clothes because I live near by, but sometime the machines smell like clothes…read morethat's been sitting in the washer or dryer too long.

I was looking for a laundromat in the area, and I saw This business pop up. After reading the good…read morereviews I decided to give it a go. This laundromat is open 24/7 which is always a connivence. It's very neat and clean and the machines are a great size. For washing, prices depend on how many pounds you use. So, for example I used the washers that can fit up to 30 lbs. I paid $3 per load for 28 minutes. I ended up washing 3 loads of laundry, so I only paid $9! HOWEVER, it's important to note that there is a $10 hold per load if you use your debit/credit card. So when I checked my account, $30 was taken out. I called the laundromat to see why this was and the owner John (I believed) called me back in a fair amount of time and explained that the holds only lasts 2 hours. Since I used my debit card, I'll probably get that money back tomorrow (Monday). As for drying, loads are only 25 cents for 12 minutes, so I put in 50 cents and was able to dry for 24 minutes. I think this will be my go to laundromat while I'm in Ohio. The prices are reasonable, it's clean, and the machines get the job done! Also, the owner is responsive, that's always a plus!

My clothes are in this location and I will be there in the morning to get them. Thank you…read more 1/26/24 Britt

I had a dress dry cleaned & they did a very good job getting out the stains on the bottom of dress…read more, reasonably priced & job done in timely manner

went in to get my suit cleaned and the lady working the counter was so rude. she had zero custom…read moreservice skills and was rude when i asked about how long it would take. 0/10 ill never visit here again

Only accepts coins. No cc or prepaid card option. Floors and tables were dirty. Most machines had…read moreresidue of some sort on inside. Very limited and uncomfortable seating. No work areas or tables to sit at while waiting.

Bring your own supplies if you visit Spin Kemp Laundromat--the vending machine prices are extremely…read morehigh, and some products are expired or missing. Many washers and dryers are faulty, and since there's no staff or refund system, you can easily lose $1-$2 per visit with no way to get your money back. The facility also has prize-pusher and lottery-style machines that feel out of place, and several dryers smell burnt and look dirty. Overall, expect poor maintenance and no support if things go wrong.