Maybe one of the worst customer service experiences I've had in a long time…read more I'm moving across the country but staying with my parents for a weeks in Greenwood, and needed to get a vintage puffer vest dry cleaned. A seemingly easy job, I brought it to Milto, as they've been around a long time and should know what to do. It came back to me ruined. It looked someone dragged a knife over it several times. When I came back to the store, there was no manager there, so they told me they would call me. I get two separate calls from presumably a manager named Mona (she never said who she was) to tell me they would first have to "send it to the back" to be inspected and on the second call, told me they would reimburse me for the service but would keep the vest for insurance purposes. This wasn't even about the money, it was about principle. At no point in this process (of three additional touchpoints on top of the original service) did anyone apologize or acknowledge any wrongdoing. Just wanting my garment back, I told her that they were not keeping the vest, that I didn't want the money, and that I would be writing a review. She quickly changed her tune and kept trying to talk over me, so I hung up. She called me right back, asked when I would like to pick it up, and said they would give me a $20 appearance fee, then hung up the phone on me (LOL). When I got there, a sweet young woman returned the vest to me and let me know they were refunding me the $24 for the service. I grew up in Greenwood and know how miserable and bitter some people are here. Apparently they sit behind the desk at Milto now. ABYSMAL customer service at Milto. Go anywhere else.

Compared to many other cleaners, this place is more on the expensive side. With that cost, the…read moreexpectation is that they execute client requests. When a customer asks for their dry cleaning to be folded and suitcase ready, it cannot be anymore direct than that. I walked in and that was not the case. I asked them to fix it and "no one is here to do that, sorry". I believe training needs done in the front of the house.

This cleaner does a consistent outstanding job. They have never not provided perfectly cleaned and…read morepressed clothes.

Super friendly here. Got all the stains out of my satin dress. Pretty reasonable. Don't often need…read morea cleaner, but will return when i do.

Super easy drop off, clear explanation of what price would be, a text to confirm once ready and…read moresuper easy pick up. Will definitely return when dry cleaning needed again. I brought a down comforter and cotton duvet cover, both look so good plus all ready for summer storage before needed again next winter.

I again have to give a shout out to Deering for their outstanding service. We took in a variety of…read moreitems to be cleaned and we can always tell how much care goes into the service. In particular, our son had hats from his military service which he wanted cleaned. The hats came back looking brand new. They will be preserved for further wear or to pass on to his future family.

Let me just say I have my own washer and dryer, but my washer is down at this moment. So of course…read moreI had to go to a laundromat and this one was closest to my house. Let me say there was a sign saying we'll be back in an hour. No staff the whole time. I was there for two hours. The place was filthy. The Spencer's where you put your detergent and fabric softener and bleach was disgusting mold all over it. The floors are dirty. There is no sense in it. The bathroom is worse than gas stations. Do better king laundry.

I went to the Circle K nearby to see if they had a bathroom. Cashier said no, but that the…read morelaundromat behind the gas station did. Went there. Fucking nastiest bathroom I've ever seen. Don't even ask me what's behind that toilet. There was piss on the seat and the sink was disgusting as well. They left a mop in there which looked equally as untouched by any sort of cleaning agent. DO NOT go here. Ugh.

Amazing I could find a laundromat where I actually look forward to going back to! Clean, friendly…read morestaff, with extra amenities that set this a part from other laundromats!

I've been a regular customer Pepper's express laundry for 5 years. However I am not going there…read moreagain. Not because of the staff; Montana is wonderful, professional and a great person. It's your clientele. It's become a chaotic, loud and noisy 3rd world street market. 3 times have I been in and machines weren't working because non-English speaking or reading "people" have wrecked the washing machines from pouring in powdered laundry detergent, etc. You're putting your employees in a lose-lose situation because these invaders won't follow the directions on the use of your equipment and are hateful towards your employees. It's pathetic. The other day, my last visit to your Nigerian slum, the sheer amount of screaming and unrealistic shouting and barking by your new clientele was intolerable. A literal Nigerian street market. It's ridiculous. Good luck on replacing your American clients with uncouth Africans. There's no standards of civility anymore. I'll wash my clothes on a rock at the White River before I wander into this disaster of chaos again.

This place is terrible. I lost money in the laundry. Machine couldn't get it back. They had no one…read moreto service here didn't answer. Their phone didn't respond at all. Just kept my money.

This Laundry Connection is located in a plaza with a dog grooming and has plenty of parking…read moreavailable. My husband and I decided to do our laundry here, as it was one of the closest places near our AirBnB rental while we visited Indianapolis. There are rows and rows of washers and dryers and all of which were working, none were broken. All washers and dryers are coin operated (taking only quarters). There is a coin machine available for those that don't typically carry coins. There is also table space available to fold your clean laundry. The washers we used (it seemed like there were 2 different types of washers, with different price points) cost about $2.25 per load. The dryers (again different dryers with different price points) was about $0.25 for every 5 minutes. Surprisingly some of our clothes (not jeans though because you know how it takes a long time for those to dry) was dry after 5 minutes (like socks, underwear, a few shirts, etc). Laundry, per load, can be costly but just depends on how long it takes to dry your clothes. It actually may be better to dry your clothes over 2 dryers instead of trying to put all of them in one dryer (especially if you are washing jeans/ denim). My husband and I came here on Monday, July 4th, around 6:45 pm (lol, I know that doesn't sound exciting to do on Independence Day but at least the place was pretty empty and quiet and we benefited from the free air conditioning. Also I'm not a big fan of fireworks, like I was when I was a kid). There was only 3 other parties doing laundry during the time we were there. We figured it would just be easier to wait for our laundry instead of drive back and forth. Please note that there is a clean restroom in the back with the essentials (toilet paper, running water, soap, paper towels) in case you need to use it. There is also free WiFi and I did end up using an outlet on the wall to charge my cell phone while I was waiting. There are a few chairs that you can sit while you wait for your laundry. The employee was in charge of the place was friendly. During our time there, I did see her clean a row of washers. She had told us and another gentleman who came in, that she was going to clean this row of washers and so they will not be available for use at the moment (but you could use the many other washers, which there are plenty, in the meantime). Overall, I am happy that we had clean clothes after being on our vacation for about a week (I prefer to wash my clothes while on vacation and also come home with clean clothes because that really makes all the difference after a vacation. For this reason, I travel with dry laundry detergent pods and dryer sheets. Please note that this laundromat does have a coin operated vending machine if you need to purchase detergent and dryer sheets) and would visit this laundromat again if I was staying in the same area.

Was doing laundry at the Stop 11 and Madison establishment on 7/15/2025 at approximately 2:00am the…read morewashers had hair on them inside them the store was just really dirty the young lady working I did not see her working at all matter of fact she had at least a 45 minute conversation with ano female she just seemed very lazy.

Listen - laundry is pricey anywhere you go. If we take out the cost of the actual load of clothes,…read morethis place is the best laundromat facility I've used. The customer service is friendly and attentive. They watch over the place and I never feel worried to leave my items unattended (looking at you Muncie circa 14') The amount of washers and dryers is astounding. Normally you have to wait at a location, but we never have had to. Many are the larger industrial size too! Vending machines and cleans bathrooms are available as well.

Lisa always provides great service. Always polite and gives fast responses to questions when asked…read more She keeps the area clean and presentable. Thanks Lisa!

From the owner: We are a full-service residential laundry business offering complete monthly service with pick-up…read moreand delivery.

Brought in my boots to get resoled and was super impressed and satisfied by the results. They were…read moreprofessional and fairly priced. Will definitely come back for my other boots in the future and highly recommend them to anyone needing a good shoe repair service.

I've been going to Hakky's for years and don't let the 1-2 star reviews sway your decision to use…read morethem. Most of those reviews are from costumers with the typical "expectation versus reality" mentality. Birkenstock customers are typically the worst of the bunch. Your Birks, like ALL shoes, have a life expectancy. Don't blame Hakky for not being able to bring your sandals back from the dead. If you're asking to have the sole replaced, you're likely better off buying a new pair. If your cork is damaged, it's DEFINITELY time to buy a new pair. Yes, the father is better than the son, but the skill of the father has been learned over DECADES of experience. If you're giving them poor reviews because of this, then you're the reason shoe repair is going the way of the dodo and should be ashamed! Show some grace, it's called a learning curve, and bring a cobbler is an art form that's being lost thanks to consumerism. And yes, I'm guilty as well.