Peabody Street Coin Laundry

Lisa Whitten

When we arrived there were two kind women who were doing their laundry. As we waited for our laundry to finish, we observed a man walk through the laundromat with a wild look in his eyes and carrying a catalytic converter on his shoulder. We also observed a young girl in a hoodie walk through who appeared to be on her way to pick up a fix. It looks like there is a homeless camp behind the laundromat, so people use the laundromat to cut through on their way there. Everyone who came to actually do their laundry seemed kind.

Nomadic Reviewer

I'd love to give a better review but I cannot. This place smelled very strongly of feces. I could barely breathe in there. A little pricey. I honestly much prefer Willy's. I recommend to go there instead if you can. UPDATE: It has since been cleaned up a lot and no longer smells as badly.

Jenna Sharp

It's a very friendly environment, very homey and welcoming. People from all walks of life frequent the establishment and the owner and manager are very helpful and responsive. The machines are usually all working, some are large, some are small, some are older and some are newer but they all work great and are very reasonably priced. You can get an average load of clothes washed, dried and out the door within an hour for as little as $3.75! Its an older business with typical decor for cleaning your clothes but clean and maintained.. I've never had any problems with "druggies" and/or "homeless" people. Pretty much the only discomfort I've encountered was some rude behavior from people who have really nice, expensive cars and sour expressions that are unwarranted and unwelcoming. They don't have any regard for people who are less fortunate and live day by day in very challenging situations but somehow always seem to have a smile and a hello for anyone who cares!! It's a laundromat...not a country club. Which, by the way, I wouldn't frequent because of the inappropriate behavior that's aimed at others who didn't have mummy or dad-ums to do their laundry or wipe their...noses for them, (wow right?)

lcrate41

This place has a bad reputation of homeless people hanging out. But one morning I had bedding and needed a big machine nearby. I was advised the machines are always in good working order. So I stopped by about nine am. Doyle was there doing maintenance. He was very helpful. Explained the machines are hotter than home. Recommended a medium setting for the elastic. It came out just fine. The dog groomer comes here regularly. And during the quarter shortage they always had quarters. Except for the worn carpet it's clean and bright. I guess get there in the am.