Sunshine North Laundromat

Joseph Sotkiewicz

Half the machines are broken and the first “functional” machine I used stole $2. So I just left.

Carrie Coen

We don’t have a washer and dryer right now because we are building a house. We have been doing our wash here but are increasingly frustrated at the number of broken down machines, the inconsistency of the times for washing and drying and the coin changing machine is often out of money. Such a waste of time and money

Denise Bickford

The pros: it’s clean and easy to get to. Open 24hrs. That’s about it. The cons: all their washers and dryers are ridiculously old. Half of them were out of order. Washers made loud noises during spin cycle. Dryers were ineffective and took almost two hours to dry my clothes…which was unfortunate because I had to pee and there was no bathroom. The coin machine only takes $1, $5, and $10 so make sure to change your twenties. Passive aggressive notes posted everywhere (presumably by the owner) about what to do and what not to do while you do laundry, but no attendant on site to help decipher their ancient machinery. I really don’t like going to the laundromat, and this experience definitely didn’t help. Think I’ll head over to Moscow next laundry day.

Leah Carlson

This place should be shut down it’s so bad. There are 4 washers and 1 dryer with out of order signs. 2 washers ate my quarters. My friend who I ran into here let me know 4 dryers either ate her money or wouldn’t work at all. Another guy here let me know a washer wouldn’t drain and several dryers ate his money. The large washer reeks of mold intensely. It’s disgusting. I called the number posted for the owner inside. No answer. They text me asking me how they can help. I respond with all the issues. No response. Next time I’m going to the launder mat in Moscow. The owners have no self respect, clearly.