Capeside Laundry

Jazz To Country

There is no attendant, not even one. And it's supposed to be open 24 hours. I went in the evening, about eight. As I went to park one creepy addled young-twenties guy stood in a position where he could see what was in my car as I was unloading. He was quite overt and menacing about it. There was no one's in the laundry. The addled one was joined by another, of the same kind, and they both had the look of hungry gators. The friends (incl. Women) they had been talking to were leaving in their car. I decided that there was no safety with the others gone. The pair hung around at the bus stop, near my car. I decided it wasn't worth calling the cops to provide safety so I loaded my unwashed clothes back in the car and took off. Unsafe.

Chris Layland

We where camping nearby and needed to wash some clothes. Being the closest we went here where we found half of the washers and half of the dryers didn't work. Talking to some other patrons they said it had been that way for so.e time.

Full Moon

Only about a quarter of the machines actually work, the place is very dirty, no one seems to work there, several burnt out dyers block the aisles. Only positive is that the machine that do work are reasonably priced!

Whitney Hickam

the woman that works here loves to tell you what you can’t do. can’t use “her” folding table when others are in use and hers isn’t. also- can’t sit on a table (they have no chairs) waiting for laundry because people “need it” to fold their clothes when I was the only soul in there. Can’t lay my shirt out to air dry while waiting for others that can be machine dried. I have never been nit picked by someone so much at a laundromat.