I love this place and it's the only laundromat I use, now. It's got GREAT prices, like double-load…read moremachines for only $3.00, and the dryers are $0.25 (but I recommend putting about 50 cents on high, and a dollar on medium). It's really clean, they have a bathroom, snack machines, table and chairs, and it's just really nice.

They've always did a great job with my clothes and not only that they are some of the nicest people…read moreyou can meet they always greet you with a smile and a pleasant good morning or afternoon, most places just ask what do you want done and that's it not there they're always very kind and very nice couldn't ask for a better group of people

I Love Magic Touch Cleaners! I have NO complaints…read more They are curtious and quick! My clothes look great! They come to your vehicle to take yoyr clothes, and they conveniently bring them to your car when you pick them up. They have a very accessible location on Caraway Rd. In Jonesboro, AR.

Johnny Cash's boyhood home is not far off of the highway in Dyess, Arkansas and as I was heading to…read morea business meeting in Blytheville, Arkansas, I had to stop and see where one of the most iconic singers of his time once called home (and in his heart would probably always consider home). I travel a lot in business and it is cool to come across these finds. If you ever find yourself in Dyess, Arkansas, I would recommend a visit here.

We're not ones to shy away from quirky tourist stops, and with limited options nearby, we made the…read moreone-hour trek to see Johnny Cash's boyhood home. Tucked in a rundown little town, the experience still felt worthwhile...and let's be honest, the town is definitely capitalizing on the legacy of The Man in Black. But something tells me Johnny wouldn't mind one bit. The visit starts in a modest welcome center with memorabilia and a short film. Then, in classic small-town style, you follow behind the guide in your car about two miles to the actual home. The house is small, simple, and humble, just as you'd imagine a Depression-era homestead to be. It's been lovingly restored and really does feel like a window into Johnny's early life. Afterward, you head back to town to explore another small exhibit focused on homesteading history and a bit more on Johnny himself. It was a perfectly fine way to spend the afternoon, especially if you're a Cash fan or enjoy a dose of Americana. Only disappointment? The t-shirts for sale were kind of blah. Come on, people...give us some merch worthy of an American legend.

These people were Very nice and helpful getting my birth certificate. The young man retrieving my…read morerecords was very friendly.

Very friendly and professional staff. Great prices, very secure. The owner goes above and beyond,…read moreevery time I call she always comes up there even on her day off.

Best units in the area. Very clean and secure. They do everything they can to make sure my stuff…read morestays secure. Couldn't ask for a better storage unit.