Loads of Fun Laundry

edna jankowski

I've been here several times. It's usually clean and the air is fresh. One thing I really like is the ability to clean the screen under the dryers. I think it's very important. Clothes dry faster and you get rid of others lint.

Joe F (CasualFriday)

Pricey and at a weirldy remote location (can't access it unless you have a car) but it's the only coin laundry I've found with GIANT bulk washers, good for heavy blankets, large stuffed animals, and big loads of laundry. Prices are as follows: $3.00 for cheapest smallest washer (I wash my delicates in these, at best I'd say they fit 3 pairs of jeans and 5 t-shirts. $3.50 for the "heavy duty high efficiency washer" of a slightly larger size. Supposedly the washer uses less detergent? $5.50 for the smallest industrial washer. It holds a little more than an average home washer. fits about 2 loads of laundry. $8.50 for the next size up industrial washer. Fits 3-4 loads of laundry easy peasy. $10.50 for the GIANT industrial washer. THIS is the one for hefty blankets I would say. This would wash all your laundry and a friend's easy. $2.00 For smallest dryer, fits about 2 loads of laundry. $3.00 for the big industrial sized dryer. 3-4 loads of laundry. $5.00 for the BIGGEST dryer you have ever seen in your life (unless you've worked in hotel maintenance). You could fit two adults inside. All washers include the settings Whites, Colors, Bright Colors, Permanent Press, Woolens, and Delicates & Knits. Dryers come with the settings Whites&Colors, Permanent Press, and Delicates. There's a "Soap Center" where you can purchase powder detergents for a dollar ($1) if you forgot your own. The selection is not diverse and would not be good if you have skin sensitivies or allergies to scented products. You CAN bring your credit card in to use on any of the large industrial machines, but it puts a $20 hold on your account for a period of time (they also have a no loitering policy which reads very we-hate-poor-people). I bring cash, personally. My BIGGEST complaint is that the large bulk machines do not accept whole bills, so i have to put $10 in quarters one at a time into the large washer. It's tedious. The facility is clean, has ample seating, and two machines for drinks and snacks respectively. The coin chanhe machine takes up to $20 bills so if you have a bill larger than that you'll want to walk over to the Dollar Tree to break it.

Jacob Huntsberger

The place is nice and clean and the washer and dryers are great. They have a few extra large washers which are awesome for getting everything done at once. However, be cautious of using a credit card... they authorize a hold of $20 till midnight instead of the system charging you once you select the wash you want. Mind you if you are doing multiple loads thats 20 per swipe. 5 loads equalling 100 hold when the most expensive wash is 13.50... at 13.50 5x loads would equal 67.50. That is a pretty large difference. If something was to go wrong they also have no way without contacting a third party to refund your credit card and you have to wait for a check to be mailed. Sure they send it right away but the other places would come to the laundromat and handle it right away. Overall, best place to wash anything and it actually to come back clean and smelling fresh... just don't use a credit card and push through using quarters.

Sara Wojo

We used the second largest washers and dryers. The washers are fast, 25 minutes for a color cycle, then 33 for the dry cycle. Stopped here to clean up in the middle of camping. Some of the machines take cards, but they put a $20 hold. There are change machines if you have cash. All the detergents and softeners are $1. We paid $16 to wash and dry about 8 loads of laundry. The facility was clean and there was plenty of space