All Bright Laundromat

This is my first time here and I am not a frequent user of laundromats, in general. Based on my limited experience it’s cleaner than most, not hugely spacious, but adequate.
There are 18 dryers. $ 0.25/5minutes. One was out of service when I was here. Another one a frequent customer advised was not very good (she only mentioned it because I was already using it). 6 are «Wasco Dry-​30», 11 are «Huebsch» and 1 is a «SpeedQueen.»
There are 34 washers.
21 are SpeedQueen top-​loaders, $ 2.50
2 are SpeedQueen front-​load, $ 3.25 (older models, labeled «Double Load»)
5 are SpeedQueen front-​load, $ 3.25 (newer, not labeled as above, but seem to be same capacity)
4 are SpeedQueen front-​load, $ 4.25 (labeled «Triple Load» and of the same age/​era as the ones labeled «Double Load»)
2 are Continental Giabau, $ 6.50 and quite a bit larger than the «Triple Load»
2 change machines and at least one will break twenties
1 Suds-​n-​Such with Tide, Downy, Gain, Real-​Tuff Jumbo Plastic Laundry Bag, Clorox Stain Remover & Color Booster, Bounce, Gain with Bleach, and another Tide, $ 1.00/each
7 medium-​sized folding tables
3 benches
1 bathroom with toilet only, no sink, see below
4 clothes carts with a bottom basket and a top tail for hangers
1 large sink with only cold water, outside the bathroom
1 soda machine with Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Wild Cherry Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, Mug Root Beer, Lipton Brisk Iced Tea, and Slice in 12oz. cans for $ 0.75
Parking in front on street, and in a lot in the rear alley
A few security cameras, a box for customers to place «out of service tickets» on machines, a few trash cans, and well warm enough on this single-​digit, cold, Ohio winter Sunday.
Sunday at noon and there are only about 6 people in here at the moment. Plenty of open machines. But since there isn’t a whole lot of space, it is feeling just under what I would called «crammed.» But I like plenty of space!

First of all, it’s exactly what you would expect from a 24 hour laundromat. The prices are extremely to high for the type and age of these machines. They recently included two «new» larger washer at a price of $ 6.75 a load. What a joke! I used it once and for $ 6.75 my clothes came out dripping wet and still soapy, as the machine never spun the load dry. Second complaint is the fact that I didn’t realize this place doubled as a homeless shelter. In the past I have done my laundry there late at night, hoping there wouldn’t be much people there… But on more then one occasion, there’s homeless people spread out on the benches! The one woman woke up and told me I was being to loud! Are you kidding me? The owner needs to decide wether he wants customers or a homeless shelter because he certainly can’t have both!

For what you expect of a coin laundry this place is pretty decent. Facilities are generally clean and equipment is fairly reliable.

Alright people. It’s a laundromat. It’s ran by an adorable little old man who was there sorting quarters when I was there. It’s relatively clean, no bad smells, nothing out of the ordinary. I went on a Thursday afternoon and washed literally everything I own before moving. No questions asked, no one else in the place but the people who work there. Simple, small town feel of a business.

Ok. Its a laundromat. Im definitely not irate, yet nor am I giddy after my experience here. Rainbow has a number of things going for them.
1. A change maker to the tune of $ 20, $ 10, $ 5c and $ 1 bills. Go to the atm beforehand.
2. 24 hr service
3. Private parking in the back
4. Ample machines
5. Proximity to bars (Jimmy vs, twisted vine, red door tavern), nail salon, and consignment stores to occupy your time.
On the other hand,
1. No comfy seating while you wait anxiously for your clothes to finish
2. Grungy 1980s feel. Bring some weed?
3. Washing machine doesn’t lock
But whatever. Machines are $ 2.50/load and either .25c/​5 min dry or $ 3.25 flat. Pick your poison. Large dryers are also available.
See you Sunday at the laundromat.

This 24 hr laundry saved us in the middle of the night and it was the only one we could find that was 24 hrs. All machines were average price and worked well enough. All with the exception of dryer number 8 worked too well as it melted pillows I put in it. Which wasn’t just the pillows because I used two different dryers with the same pillows. Only 8 melted pillows. But washing pillows is always risky business anyways.

No complaints about 24 hr mat! I was concerned their was no bathroom sink to wash hands after handling all the change for the machines though.
Over 35 washers and huge dryers. $ 2.25 o wash and .25 per five mins to dry. .75cent pop, nothing to watch but everything is near by.
Slip into Jimmy Vs or a place across the street for cocktails, or next door to have shoes repaired, stop by second chance for some consignment shopping or the other next door for your dry clean needs. Everything in one stop. Even a spa place within walking distance.
I liked that you can watch the dryer cleaners in action from the parking lot they share. Bummer no wifi. Bring your own softener or dryer sheets they don’t sell any.

It’s a 24 hour laundromat; you can’t be too picky about that. Its always quiet and it’s easy to get things done. No wifi is a buzz kill, but we all need to read more books anyways. I hear rumors that a homeless woman sometimes hangs out there, but am yet to see her.
On one occasion I saw a small fly or gnat and got really paranoid about bugs; felt itchy the whole time. but I can’t put that on All Bright, just the seasons changing. i’ll keep going here.

The only reason they have 2 stars (not 1) is due to the 24 hour service. I went here in search of a laundromat close to Ohio State’s campus but not on campus. My sister told me about this laundromat so I went here. It was really unimpressive. The prices were a bit higher than other places. 25 cents for 5 minutes of dry time? Other places will usually give you at least 8 minutes per quarter. The washers that claimed to be «triple load» were hardly bigger than the others, so we ended up doing way more loads of laundry than we wanted to. There is no ATM, no Wi-​fi and no place (besides a bar) to hang out while laundry is getting done. The inside felt really unclean so it was not a pleasant experience waiting for the laundry. There are only two benches for sitting and no tables besides the folding tables.
The only thing I like about this place is that they are open 24 hours.
If you are not in need of a late night or early morning laundromat, I would just drive to another one.

All Bright Laundromat is my poison pick because nobody thinks, «Oh boy, today I get to use the laundromat!». But in a pinch All Bright is a savior on an early Saturday or Sunday morning; Sunday is better because management usually rolls around sometime Saturday night to clean. Yeah, the place can be spotless on Sunday mornings if you’re there between 6 — 7 A.M.
The basics. Money changers — check; soda machine — check; video game/​old school — check; folding tables — check; dryers with 3 levels of heat that WORK — check; two kinds of washers — check; parking in the rear — check; clean and working bathroom — check; running water and deep basin sink with papertowels — check; and finally a wine shop (The Twisted Vine) next door if you want to try out laundry on an afternoon or early evening and need some vino to calm the nerves. $ 2.25 wash and $ 0.25 per 5 minutes of drying.
No 5-​star rating and that’s due to middle-​of-​winter blues: homeless. I have seen one homeless woman sleeping there pre-​dawn on a weekend in winter. For me, I cave and usually give her 3 pairs of my white workout socks to take along her tough road; if she’s awake. Sad but helping helps.
All Bright Laundromat — the only thing missing is coffee and a newspaper. Oh,… I bring that when I visit.

Clean, quiet and nice. I have been at the bronze bubble and the vibe here is better plus it’s 24 hours. Actually got meet the owner and he has owned it for forty years! Awesome!

I’ve been going here to do laundry for about 6 months now, and I’ve noticed that a homeless person appears to live here (at least in the winter). If there are plenty of other customers, its fine, but when I’ve been alone with just the homeless woman, I do not feel safe here.

— Almost never crowded, even at primo Saturday and Sunday morning laundry time. I’ve only had to wait once, for about 5 minutes, for a dryer.
— $ 2-​$ 2.75 for wash, $.25 per 6 minutes for dry.
— Two change machines, but no ATM! Which I always need, because I never, ever bring enough change.
— Small off-​street parking lot in the back
— No wifi, and no nearby café to hide out in