Wife Savor Laundromat, Wash and Fold, Online Pickup and Delivery Service Order, & Comfoter Cleaning

Great! Clean machines of different sizes. Friendly and helpful staff. Large machine was $9.75 (25 cents more than the standard price for warm water). Medium machine was $4.75. Dryers are powerful and cost $0.25 for 6 minutes. I used 2 medium machines for two queen comforters and one large machine for a king comforter, and dried them for 12 minutes each, and it cost $20.25. These comforters were quite dirty from using them for camping all summer. They all came out very clean. The king comforter was not all the way dry after 12 minutes but I didn't want to wait for it any longer. The queen comforters were 95% dry. All in all I was there about 50 minutes. They have a few chairs and a change machine that takes up to $20 bills and an app that some of the machines can use for payment (I didn't try the app). I was glad I didn't have to stuff these into my Samsung washing machine and dryer, which probably could have handled it but I didn't want to try.

The parking lot was severely awkward just like the vibe inside. I went in and an Asian man was cleaning the machines. I walked around for a few minutes trying to figure out how the machines took payment and the guy never greeted, acknowledged nor assisted me. I figured out the system myself and took a laundry cart out to my car and started loading my laundry into it. He came outside, picked up the cart carrying it back inside saying the carts can't go outside. It was rude and abrupt. Next, I go in and start loading the washer. He comes over and says the doors close at 6 and we close at 7. I asked, what does that mean, it's only 5:15. He goes, I don't know and just stands there looking strange. I packed up and left that awkwardly rude place. The vibe was definitely off for a laundromat. Rude and awkward.

This is the absolute cutest and best laundromat I’ve actually ever been too! The washer and dryers are super clean and new! And not to mention all the cute little benches and plants they have all around the store to make it feel like you’re at home or sitting in your garden… I highly recommend this place! I have never liked a laundromat so much that I felt compelled to leave a review!! But yes this place rocks!

Really rude and nitpicky staff. Insinuated I was a liar when I claimed that I had washed my pillows at home before putting them in the dryer at the laundromat. He fondled my pillows in the dryer for several minutes to “check” that they were wet. Then he proclaimed that they smelled bad, they “smelled like manure,” he said, and he would not allow me to dry them. Sir, how DARE you. Also expensive, it was $15 to wash and dry 2 loads.

Lovely homie atmosphere with clean and working machines. It was quite pleasant and the music was a bit loud but very soft and gentle. The woman was quite kind and showed how to use the machines. This is a great place to go and chill actually. Yes parking is a bit weird but it is the way the building is set up and there's not much they can do.

Don’t go here. Machines are frequently out of order, space isn’t the most up to date, but worst of all, owner is rude and condescending. I’ve given this place my patronage for many years and the owner seems like he could care less and micromanages things that seemingly shouldn’t matter. Have never had a pleasant experience with him. Hours are too short as well. Go to The Wash House that’s around the corner. Much larger and cleaner facility with staff that is actually welcoming and longer hours. Hate to be this honest about it but I’m fed up with how dismissive the owner of this place is.

I don't know who said they weren't expensive but they are just as much as any other. It's only open until 6pm with no exceptions, that's in big capital letters everywhere. I have also never been to a laundromat that had so many not allowed's in my life. So unless you only need to wash your panties, head down the street to the next one. No pillows, no blankets, no shoes (well you can wash your shoes but you can't dry them, what??), and the best no, of course is no pet supplies. I'm assuming they mean like doggie beds? But whatever they obviously don't understand why people use laundry mats. There are a bunch more no's i can't remember, so you can't wash any of the things people need a laundromat for. The real question is, how are they still in business??

This is most definitely the cleanest laundromat I’ve ever been to. Not even the older windowsills have a spec of dirt on them. The bathroom has air fresheners and nice soap. This place is definitely well cared for and it shows. The larger machines have an app where you can pay with your card to start it. Which was perfect for me as I was washing a king sized comforter. They have a fifty cents prize machine that has tide pods in it. I 1000% will come here to wash my large blankets and rugs that don’t fit in my washer at home!

The dude has a new rule and something to whine about every time I go in. It’s more of a problem with himself and not necessarily other people as I’m a general contractor and fix things for a living. He nit-picked everything I did and not one bit of it made a lick of difference to his facility. There’s hundreds of laundromats, just find another one to go to if this guy harasses you - he’s clearly a bitter, aging female.

I lived on the East Coast, where it was hard to find a laundromat this friendly and efficient! Note to self- baskets can only have clean clothes👍 …