How the mighty have fallen. What was once a clean, well-run laundromat has gone down the tubes dramatically. Wildly overpriced, half the dryers don't get hot, and no sign of an attendant. Word of mouth from another patron is that the owner will close this location in October 2025. Feels like he's already quit. read more

Not the same after the remodel. Half as much space and machines, no TV or couches. There's still some renovations happening but ATM I can't recommend. read more

Wash Club - The candy machines. - Laundromat Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I made an online order a few weeks ago, everything was fine. A little pricey but they did a good job. I just went on today and the site apparently no longer has a valid SSL certificate, which means Microsoft Edge does not think it's secure. I called them to let them know, they just said "Try using Chrome". Not really happy with that answer since Edge is more secure than Chrome. Okay. Thanks for getting right on that. So I tried Chrome. Same exact error (not secure). If you are posting credit card and other personal data to a site, it is pretty important that they pay for good security. read more

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Very kind owners and staff. Had an issue w one of the cards and they were incredibly nice and helped to get the machine back up and running. They'd had electrical work being done that day so it was a random issue but they couldn't have been nicer. Always had a good experience here and their washers are HUGE! And quick (23 minute cycle). Definitely recommend this neighborhood spot. read more

Dont send your wash here. They will bring it to a laundromat in the Sunset and be total dicks about taking up the whole laundromat, thus keeping regular folk from doing their laundry. So here I am, regular Sunday; doing laundry and planning on having a beer at my local watering hole while the wash churns. Dude comes in, takes up 10 high capacity washers and all the dryers and claims he has so much laundry because he has two kids who pee on everything. He's using Wash Club bags, each bag gets its own washer and its own dryer. His kids didnt pee on anything, but rather he's taking a piss at me thinking I will fall for his story. He's washing his customer's laundry. I do laundry once a week for 4 people. I take up 2 of the big washers. Even with the occasional pee sheet, I never have that much, even on nights when I do sheets and quilts. Regular people doing regular laundry dont hoard all 4 of the 8 load washers and all 5 of the 6 load washers, even if their kids pee a lot. Are his kids marking their own territory? What a frickin lie-face. read more

This place rocks and here is why: 1. Great people work here 2. One stop: laundromat, dry clean, tailoring 3. Fresh fruit for customers (organic too) 4. They sell greeting cards and stamps 5. There's a mini library 6. Free wifi 7. Comfortable and clean 8. 8th wash is free! read more

I never thought in my wildest dreams that I'd be raving about a laundromat....but everything about this place is just perfect. It's clean, they have a vending machine, they have a lounge and they have attentive staff that were very helpful! I was looking for a sink to rinse out my laundry cup, and the girl working there noticed I was looking for something and asked if she could help me. While this may seem trivial, it doesn't happen often enough! Prices are fair, and it got the job done with a smile! read more

this place is really clean and offers great customer service property. I only had coins so the person on site exchanged my coins for cash so that I can use their laundry card. he also walked me over the machines and showed me how things work. the parking was really hard so I recommend doing public transportation instead. I'll definitely go back to this place! read more

Really good with parking lot behind. Very clean and comfortable, centralized to walk your talk, grab a bite two street up, stock up on essential oils or flowers. All within walking distance and while you wait for your load to be completed, nice cable TV, vending machines. Attendants always happy to give you changes for smaller bills. ATM also conveniently located in Wash club. I got 20 min drying time FREE due to Yelp coupons!!!! read more

The lovely people at Wash Club welcomed me as a new customer struggling (temporarily I hope) with vision problems and a sprained ankle and unable to do my own laundry. What a lifesaver! My laundry was done quickly and professionally -- and I will call on them again. . read more

This is a nice comfortably location to wash cloths and everything else super clean cross street is Stanyan so my location on the Haight. Been open for over 20 years wish I would have found it sooner. read more

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Super nice staff, mahalo to Rachel who helped a poor Kanaka mauoli figure out how for wash clothes in da big city!!! Clean and comfy, great machines that go from small loads to giant loads(think quilts, etc...) reasonable priced, cheaper than doing laundry in my hometown of Wahiawā for sure! Clothes came out sparkling clean and dry and so helpful since we are staying at UCSF hospital and even loaned me dye free soap!!! Definitely go here for very nice service and clean facilities. read more

TLDR; Don't use the wash+fold service here if you don't want to have to replace clothes out of your own pocket if something goes wrong. Pick a place w/ a solid reimbursement policy. Their wash and fold service ruined 6 white items including a favorite dress and sweater of mine by staining them with some sort of blue dye accidentally. Rather than tell me that at pickup, someone stuck a post it note in the bag which I found a few days later when I unpacked the clothes. Having worked at restaurants and in retail when I was younger, I really understand that mistakes get made and was not upset. After a few phone calls back and forth to figure out who wrote the post-it note I brought the clothes back with an itemized list conservatively estimating the cost ($240) and asked for the cost of the entire wash ($60) to be refunded. The manager called me back a few days later, saying that he had estimated the "depreciated" cost and they were worth $90 but would give me $100 to be "nice" and would not refund the wash. He then schooled me in the insurance law surrounding laundromats explaining that amount was calculated by taking depreciated value into account and depreciated value is all a laundromat must legally reimburse. He's absolutely right in legal terms but that still leaves me in the negative both time and cash wise after interacting with his business. I then switched to Rinse - and i must be cursed - at one point they misplaced some of my clothes and were a week late in delivering it. They then offered full purchase price reimbursement if they didn't find it, and when they did gave me a $150 credit, reimbursed the original price of the wash, and delivered the clothes immediately. It's also the same price as Wash Club. My point is that mistakes are inevitable but a business should at least try to fix the experience for their customers when that happens, not provide the minimum reimbursement they can without breaking the law. read more

Wash club is amazing. I haven't been going there for a while because there's one near my house at Waller and Shrader and I was lazy and didn't want to drag my stuff so far, but I am officially never patronizing that craphole again. The owner of the one at Waller and Shrader is a creepy POS and 3/4 of the machines are broken; additionally, the place is dirty and appears to be a second home for a bunch of homeless people. I have no problem with homeless people, but when they're men and they make creepy remarks to you, a girl, at night when you're alone waiting for your stuff to dry it becomes a safety issue. I'd rather lug my laundry 5 extra blocks to Wash Club, which is clean with a friendly attendant with machines that work, better hours, and no threatening people later at night. Even if it is slightly more expensive! Also, they do great dry-cleaning. Extra plus: no quarters! You get a refillable card so don't have to lug change around. Finally, it's near the Kezar track and Walgreens so I can always step out to pick up a few things or go for a quick jog on the track while I'm waiting, or sit in the comfortable little waiting area with magazines. Bottom line? Stay away from the dirt and creepiness at Shrader and Waller, and go to Wash Club!!! read more

HOW DID I JUST DISCOVER THIS PLACE!??! I am calling Doug's Suds down the street and demanding my last year of money back. Yes, it's just a laundromat. But offsite laundry is a pain in the butt to begin with, the inhumanity of having to stuff all your soiled delicates in a huge bag that dates back to Freshman year of college, get glares on the bus when you only take it a few stops (my bag is about to break, okay?!) and then have to spend hard earned dollars to wash your clothes in a gross machine while you sit around staring at cracking paint on the walls. This place removes a ton of the annoyances about the experience. There are tons of machines, it's cheaper than some others, it's clean and doesn't smell. There's a lounge area where you can watch the Olympics or do work or read a magazine while waiting. They also offer many other services on site. I cannot believe I just found this place, it seriously made my day. MUCH better than everywhere else in the Haight/Cole Valley area. read more

OMFG! The Wash Club is the best club that I have ever joined! They're a life saver. So, I'm a smart girl, who has a few blonde moments every so often. For instance, I put my brand new Chloe sweater and a bottle of decompressed sunscreen spray in a checked air baggage. Little did I know, my sunscreen exploded on my flight and defaced my sweater with a ginormous oil stain or two. From all the chemistry classes that I barely passed, I remember something about organic solvents removing ugly oil stains on expensive items. Yeah, this coincidentally became the one useful fact that I remember. Thus, instantaneously, I ran frantically to the Wash Club. The employee there was very helpful! He was not 100% certain that the nasty oil stain will come off from one cycle of dry cleaning, but he assured me that he'll comp my second cycle if it was necessarily. Two days later, magic happened! My sweater looked brand spanking new after ONE cycle! Since then, I may have had a few more blonde moments. But every time, the Wash Club has came to my rescue. But minus 1 star for their big price tags. After all, I'm Asian... read more

I've used the Wash Club to wash extremely dirty work gloves for my job. The front loaders and dryers do a great job. Only problem is getting a receipt for reimbursements. It seems nearly impossible to track down a manager to get you a receipt. And I've gotten some attitude from one of the ladies working there when I asked about a receipt. I dropped off dry cleaning for the first time today and was unfortunately surprised by their prices. They seem high to me. I wonder if the green part of it really adds that much cost. $21.40 for a knee length cocktail dress $5.75 each for a pair of pants, blouse, sweater, and knit cap. I did use their $5 off coupon from my Valu-Pak, which helps. read more

The Wash Club is the best! In addition to the tons of machines (triple, double and single loaders), Wash Club has: 1. A great staff. Super friendly and helpful. One of my dryers wasn't heating. A worker noticed it before me, fixed the machine and gave me extra drying time for free. 2. It's very clean. VERY clean. 3. I left some of my laundry behind accidentally. They have a lost and found and all my stuff was there! 4. Couch + lots of reading material + drinks/snacks machine. Just in case. 5. Their dry cleaning prices are very good. My down comforter and pillows came back clean, clean, clean. I walk up a hill and about 3 extra blocks to go to this place rather than Doug's Suds on Grattan because Wash Club is THAT NICE. The owner is super nice as well. Great service. Good people. This is the sort of place that makes me happy to be in SF. read more

I've been a patron of this place ever since I bought a home in the neighborhood. Today was the last straw. The owner (Ed) was the biggest as I've ever experience. I put in a simple button replacement request for service for a pair of jeans. I pay for them, pick them up and I discover in Mexico of all places that the buttons were not replaced. I brought my normal load of dry cleaning back to the Wash Club and the owner said it was "impossible" that a tailor would have sent them back to the store without them being fixed. He insinuated "I was lying". After a brief check of the service ticket, he said I did pay for the tailoring but it must have been an employee (new) who charged by accident. He never apologized. He just walked away and said He owed me $4.00. I then tell the employee at the desk don't worry about taking my new dry cleaning because I was never coming back. Then the owner simply came back to the counter and put $4.00 on the counter and walked away. I should have thrown the $4.00 at him. I feel sorry for the really nice people who work for him. They would be advise to keep him out of the story. read more

Great place with a friendly staff and very clean and love that fresh fruit on the counter. ;) read more

Wash Club - Laundromat Near Me - San Francisco, California

So I've been waiting to write this review for about 2 weeks, waiting to see what the end result would be and today I got it. About 2 weeks ago I brought a white blouse with cutout patterns of flowers that I had purchased in London in to the Wash Club. It had little yellowish spots all over it and I didn't know what they were since I had never worn it. I was really upset because I could not return the thing if it was ruined, but they were very patient with me. The tag in my shirt says Do Not Dry Clean but I'd figure I'd give it a shot since it was special and expensive and I didn't know where to begin about laundering it. After inspecting it for about 10 minutes and talking to me about everything that could have possibly leaked onto it from my bag, they suggested I try OxyClean first. They said it works great with whites etc. and if that didn't work they could try a special solution on it as a last attempt. I really appreciated the fact that they were willing to sacrifice taking my $ because there was a possibility I could get it out myself. So I went home and tried the OxyClean but it didn't work so I brought it back to Wash Club. They took the shirt and whatever they did worked wonders. I was ready to write the shirt off as an expensive loss but to my great surprise, when I picked it up today, the stains came out completely and its as good as new! Remember this is after I tried laundering it myself! I just wanted all Yelpers to know I think it was very commendable that they gave me the tip about the OxyClean and had me try it myself before paying for services. I am so pleased with the service I received this time and in the past. They even got champagne out of a satin dress once. What I really respect is that they are very honest. They were the ones who pointed out the Do Not Dry Clean notice. They just seem to really care about clothes and I appreciate that. I have never used them for regular laundry services (I do it free at a friends), but if you are remotely concerned about a safe and honest dry cleaner-GO TO WASH CLUB! The prices are completely reasonable, even on the more inexpensive side and they are open everyday, with 24-hour drop off! I look forward to doing business with them for a long, long time. read more

Their people are super helpful and the alterations are cheap and correct. They nail it every time. This is one club I want to be a member of. read more

When I was interviewing potential roommates, I was outlining the high points of living in the crevasse between the inner sunset & cole valley. Wash Club, of course topped the list. With its front loading washers, chic interior design, lounge area, and friendly staff, this neighborhood jem puts utility, familiarity, and comfort through a spin cycle in one of their extra-large washers. Wash Club makes me want to have spare dirty clothes just so that I can go and sit on the comfy sofa as my undies spin dry in one of the 20 clean & well maintained dryers. Above & beyond dry cleaning and wash & fold services, Wash Club also offers french press laundry, cleaning for leather, fur, specialty materials, area rugs, and feather pillows. They also offer fax service, and mailbox rental. Did I mention Free Soap Tuesdays & that every 8th wash is free?!? http://www.washclubsf.com/ read more

The first rule of Wash Club is, You do not talk about Wash Club. Hah. Obviously the engine of some kind of cash-kiting scheme, in that the left-over credit on the pay cards they issue is theirs to play with until your next visit, but they've used their lucre well, appointing the facility with a little lounge area with magazines and a TV and such. Much more comfortable than any other laundomat I can recall. Kind of a rec-room vibe- needs air hockey and a trampoline for the full effect. Machines work well and seem clean. -Note to the proprietors: When someone parks in your 10-minute zone for 2 hours, you lose customers. Such as myself. read more

Been going here for over 5 years as I live in the neighborhood but recently they increased some machines a whole $1. In the past a 25 cent or even a 50 cent increase was understandable but a whole $1.. GTFOH. Sorry greedy business owners I'll take my business elsewhere. read more

This place is gets my 'Blue Ribbon Award' for Best Laundromat in San Francisco. Sure I probably haven't been to even a quarter of all the laundromats in the city, but I've been to quite a few, and most of them are pretty run-of-the-mill. I actually first went to The Wash Club not because its within a mile or so of my house, but because they are the only place I could find that was open late. Its a huge place and the close off half of it and it become the 'Wash Club Junior' after 9 pm I think. They close at 11:30, which has saved my arse a number of times now. The place is always spotless, the machines are all newer and in great working condition and the best part is that you don't have to deal with quarters ever in the place! That's right. They have a card system similar to the Kinko's Card where you go to the machine, put your paper money in and it spits out an 'Easy Card' loaded with your money. Then you just take said Easy Card to a washer or dryer, insert it in the little digital reader and, voila...you're washing clothes. The prices are a bit higher than many of the laundromats I've been to, but they do give you a free wash after every 8 loads so I think it probably evens out if you go there regularly. They've got some great double and triple load machines as well for all your big items. Oh yeah, the place is super cozy and has a little sitting room area complete with leather couch and chair and TV. There's vending machines and lots of reading materials. By far the best and most technologically advanced laundry facility I've ever used. They also offer dry cleaning and wash-and-fold services, but I've never used them myself. Parking is easy in the parking lot adjacent to Kezar Pavilion and its only a couple of bucks for two hours. If you live in the Inner Sunset, NoPa or Haight, I highly recommend making the trek. read more

The inside is *orange*!! The washers are new, dryers are big but seem rickety. Plastic chairs you can take outside to watch the cars zoom by. It's little-- only about 13 machines and the folding table (also orange) is divided by a short wall into quadrants, so four people can stand there folding their things in their own private space-- which makes it seem like playing house in a mathematical citrus fruit. Oh, and it also has a stack of magazines. :D read more

Great Laundromat or wash-n-fold or tailor isn't quite right. Think best clothing care center in San Francisco. This place is doing EVERYTHING right. 100% of this store's focus is THE CUSTOMER. Wash Club should be the template for every small business in San Francisco. Don't even bother trying to steal away the well trained, quick responding, & EMPOWERED staff. The owners obviously treat them too well to even try. Customer for life. Today was just day one. read more

I use them for their laundry pick-up and delivery service for my massage therapy business. The sheets and towels always come back spotlessly clean and perfectly folded. They are folded much better than I can do myself, and it's easy to tell which are the full-size sheets and which the twins (I use full size sheets as my bottom sheet and twins as the top sheet). And even better is that is that they have been very flexible with me when I have fallen behind a bit on paying them, and worked with me to help get me caught back up! In this challenging economy, that is a big help! read more

This place rocks as far as laundry/dry cleaning places go. First of all, its clean. This is important, as I normally go here to make things clean... Not all laundry places get this simple fact. While I haven't used the laundromat portion of the place, it looks pretty legit (ie nobody selling crystal meth in the corner). The dry cleaning portion is top-notch, has competitive prices, and they send you coupons from time to time, which is much appreciated. Also, hats off for not charging me to wash something that I had inadvertantly turned in for dry cleaning that had a hole in it! Got it fixed instead! PS The guys that work here are cute ;) read more

One of the nicest Laundromats I have ever used. There's plenty of washers and dryers to use so you're never standing around waiting for one to free up. You put money on a card that they provide for you so you no longer have lug around a ton of quarters. Apparently you get one free wash after 5, although I have yet to encounter this perk. There's a waiting area, complete with a a couple of couches, magazines, and a TV. And free Wifi! Lastly, one of the nicest things about this place is that there is always someone onsite in the dry-cleaning section who is available for any questions or concerns. read more

This is my go-to neighborhood dry cleaners. And that means I've had exactly two experiences with them, since I'm not the type who dry cleans very often. I like this place primarily because the people who work here are friendly and efficient. And I trust them not to lose my shit. I recently took in a dress that had red wine dumped down the front. Unfortunately they weren't able to get the stain out entirely, but they did lighten it a bit. I recognized from the start that it could very well be a lost cause. They also did a second cleaning for free when the first time failed, but cautioned me that I'd be charged for a third round. read more

The lounge area is nice, but overall this is a laundromat like any other, the card machines weren't working and the wash cycles were very expensive. Nothing really special to write home about. read more

had 2 items dry cleaned here the other day and paid for rush order. they didn't have the items ready when they were supposed to, but took full responsibility for that and did not charge me for the dry cleaning! really appreciated their efforts to make up for their mistake. recently their dryers have not been working, however staff will help you transfer to a new dryer and credit you for the time wasted. sucks to add more time to your drying cycle, but it's better than wet clothes! i would like to add that the staff are always accommodating and do what they can to help, however i wish they would deal with the wack-jobs that come in (one man was singing out loud to himself and making a pb&j sandwich on the folding table) to ensure that customers can do their laundry in a clean, safe space. read more

Wash Club, Wash Club, how and why do I love thee? I love thee when thou keeps me from spending all day in the basement doing laundry (for a nominal fee of course.) I love thee to the greatest heights when thou cleans and presses my best trench coat to perfection. And I love thee most when thou gets the numerous spots out of my expensive sweater that my friend inexplicably got on it when I loaned it to her when she was cold (was it caramel? or sticky ice cream? We may never know...) And that is why I love you so. read more

The quick and dirty: 1. Tons of machines. Ex-large, large front loaders, and normal top loaders. 2. Prices range based on which washer you use; the dryers are 50 cents per 10 mins ($1.50 gets them all dry). 3. You don't need quarters- they have a card. 4. The staff is ridiculously helpful and nice. 5. If any Haight Street miscreants wander in, they are quickly told to take a hike. Swoon. If you have a ton of laundry to do on a short time scheudle, come here. read more

I went in to wash my clothes only to find that every single washer was out of service. All but two driers were out of service as well.

Wonderful Wash-and-Fold service as well as trustworthy dry cleaning. Option of getting wash-and-fold shirts back on hangers is nice; they often come back looking pressed -- not bad for wash and fold service! Once the manager (owner?) actually insisted on helping me carry my laundry bags back to my car. I tried ANOTHER laundry service for a while, but the wash-and-folds came out rumply, and some of my delicate items were damaged (as though they had been wash/dried in ultra-high heat). NEVER any such issues with Wash Club. When it came time to have my only super-nice suit dry-cleaned, I just couldn't send it to the other laundry -- Wash Club was the only place I trusted with it. read more

I hate not having an in-unit washer and dryer at my place, but Wash Club makes the pain tolerable. They have a nifty cash-card system so you don't have to lug quarters around. Just fill up the Easy Card with some cash and slide away. The triple loader units are handy if you've put off laundry for too long. I've used the wash & fold service on occasion and have always been pleased with the results. If you're in a rush they have next day service which isn't priced outrageously. There is a small lounge with a TV and soda machine to help pass the time. The staff is friendly... the place is clean... 5 stars baby. read more

It's far enough from Haight St. you feel safe. Card operated machines make it easy. $6.00 for triple load it says 35lbs (I didn't come near that many pounds). Dryer is 50 cents for 10 minutes, generally need 30-40 minutes. Plenty of machines, I've never had to wait. Staff is always available and willing to help you. Lounge area is small but sufficient. read more