Quality Wash Center

I have been dropping laundry off here for several months now. They offer same day service and have never lost or ruined anything. Everything is clean and folded nicely when I return. They charge 25 cents per item to hang dry. My only complaint is that if I drop clothes off inside out, they will be folded inside out. Not a big deal– I now sort and put clothes right side out before dropping off.

The employees are super nice, and they do a good job washing and folding my clothes. My clothes always come back smelling fresh!
They are fast– I drop my clothes off in the AM and pick it up in the PM same day. They fold my clothes so nicely that I don’t even need to iron them. I like this place because I can safely leave my laundry cart (they lock it for me) and come back for it after my laundry is ready.
I can safely leave my laundry cart inside because they lock it for me, and I can come back and pick it up when my clothes are ready. How convenient!

I would absolutely recommend this laundromat. The machines were old but great, no bleach stains or shrunken shirts. Staff was helpful and friendly.

They completely ruined my clothes. However, they are only 1 block away from my house, and being an optimist, thinking perhaps this was a onetime mistake, I went back to them. They completely ruined a second batch of clothes! Sweaters and pants — now can fit a 5 year old boy. Undergarments — look like they’ve been shredded to pieces by angry dogs. If you don’t want to buy all new clothing, do yourself a favor, and use another laundromat.

I’ve been carrying around a lot of baggage the last couple of weeks. Twenty-​five (25) pounds to be exact.
Yes, I let my laundry get wildly out of control. But I live a couple of blocks away and I’m poor. Not to mention that, because I wear a lot of XS shirts*, my laundry bag takes some time to fill up. Honestly, until I’m down to my very last pair of ugly underwear, I wait.
Can I come up with more excuses? YES. Go!
1. In Boston I lived DIRECTLY above a laundromat. It was such a smart move.
2. For a while, I had the convenience of using my friends’ washer and dryer in their apartment. Not anymore.
Thus, today I finally tackled the problem. And by «I» and «tackling the problem,» I mean I finally did what I’ve never done before: Drop Off!
My friends, I may have been converted. (At least until I can actually have the convenience of my owner washer and dryer.)
They handled my dirty, large load of clothes with perfection and little to no judgment. I think their eyes bulged a bit, especially when I came in at 1:30 and asked to have it that day if at all possible. They graciously said yes, and by 7:30 I had the neatest stack of folded, clean clothes.
Now my biggest decision is what to wear tomorrow. O! Life’s difficulties.
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* Don’t judge. Vertically challenged, among other things. Thanks, mom.

I normally drop my clothes off. I have only washed my own clothes there once.
I used to take my clothes to another place that always wanted to take 3 days for me to get them back. Someone told me I should try Quality Wash.
If you drop off in the morning, you can get your clothes back that same day.
They do a great job of washing everything and are really nice in there.
I do have a couple of issues…
1) I’ve gotten other people’s stuff. I had a bath mat, a sock and a baby shirt that were not mine.
2) We have 3 bath mats. The other day, I went to go get the third one as the other 2 were dirty and I couldn’t find it. I am assuming it got mixed in with someone’s stuff.
Of course, this also happened at the other place I took stuff to so maybe that’s par for the course when you drop your stuff off someplace.