Let this place rot -- hostile staff, zero professionalism, and a manager with a serious chip on his…read moreshoulder. I walked into Timber Lane Washateria to check if the machines used coins or cards. After seeing that they required quarters, I used their on-site ATM to withdraw $20 so I could get change and start doing my laundry. Before I could even walk back out to grab my clothes, I was aggressively confronted by a man in ragged clothes--no uniform, no name tag, nothing identifying him as staff--demanding to know if I was actually planning to wash clothes there. I told him yes, and that my clothes were in my car. That wasn't enough. He immediately launched into an accusatory rant about people coming in to "steal quarters" and how only real customers are allowed to use the change machine. I explained--calmly--that I am a customer and was just preparing before hauling in my laundry. Instead of backing off, he kept pushing, arguing, and treating me like a thief. When I asked who the manager was, he smugly said it was him. I asked who the owner was, and he just pointed to a sign like that was supposed to solve everything. I took my quarters and my business to Washateria Lavanderia off Loop 336, where I was welcomed without suspicion and treated like a human being. And as I was leaving Timber Lane, walking to my car, I looked through the window and saw that same man very clearly mouth the words "f*** you" at me. No shame. No professionalism. Just petty, angry behavior. After I left, I called the number posted inside the business. Someone claiming to be the assistant to the owner answered and tried to justify the harassment, saying people come in without laundry and "rob quarters from the customer." That logic is absurd. If someone puts paper money into your change machine, you're not being robbed--you're exchanging one form of currency for another. You're not losing money. If those quarters do get used on your machines, you make money. If not, you're still not in the red--at worst, you need a better coin management system. If you're that worried about availability, then implement a solution like every other laundry business with common sense does: a change limit, a secure backup stash, or better yet--upgrade to card systems like it's 2025. This place doesn't care about customer experience. They care about control and paranoia. Instead of setting up a system that works, they'd rather harass customers and throw attitude. Timber Lane Washateria is a disgrace. If this is how they treat people ready to spend money, imagine how they handle real issues. Don't give them your business. Spend your money somewhere you're respected. Here is a picture of a washateria that is cleaner, cheaper, and won't chase off their customers over BS

this place is way to overpriced. for how this place looks and how it is, it should not be so…read moreexpensive. this place is a actual dump. you also have a guy just staring at you while you do your clothes. overall i'm just annoyed about the price of this place. we should not be paying so much to clean clothes. definitely not a place to go to.