Super Laundromat

The staff will go around checking the washers (especially the cheaper top-​loading washers) to make sure that no one is cheating them and overfilling a machine – or at least what they consider overfilling. I had a staff member open up my washer and start rummaging through my clothes to move ¼ of it into a new washer. Despite me telling her not to touch my clothes, she continued on, merrily insisting I use the «$ 2.55 washer», which is actually $ 2.75 according to the huge sign she was pointing at.
There is nothing clean about this place. The ceiling tiles are stained, the window glass is scratched with crude attempts at graffiti, old newspapers and flyers are haphazardly thrown about the floor, and there’s so much dirt and dust collected on the fire suppressing sprays on the ceiling that I’m fairly positive the fire marshal has abandoned all hope for the place.
There’s a scant numbering of hard plastic seats available if you really want to sit, but most people there are content to stand and watch over their clothes.
Everyone who shops there has a dead-​eyed thousand-​yard-​stare. It’s painfully obvious that no one wants to be there – even more so than at other laundromats. Despite having a large vacant parking lot, most everyone just parks right outside the doors in the well-​marked «Fire Lane No Parking» zone, or just on the sidewalk itself. The patrons just don’t care anymore. This place is like purgatory.
There’s even a cemetery across the street to make you envious of the dead since they will never again have to go to Super Laundromat.

I love this place. Open 24 hrs. and they have alot of washers and dryers to choose from. Very clean and kept up. They also have vending machines, video games and a flat screen t.v. on the wall. The staff will also wash your clothes for you by the pound. Excellent place and very spacious.