La Grande Laundry

The shop here has lots of cool stuff! They sell everything you need for your laundry and then some. There were a couple of broken washers and it took some dryers longer than others to dry.
We where here doing volunteer work for the AT&T Scare For A Cure, we needed to use pretty much every washer in the laundry. It costs 4 bucks for 1 load which I cant help but this is a bit expensive.
They have an onsite attendant who helped us when we needed help. She was very nice and the best part of my laundry experience. I cant say doing laundry is ever a good time but these guys run a surprisingly good shop and we made the best of it.

This washateria was probably the best kept, nicest one I have ever been to. I find it hard to be super impressed by washaterias to be honest, but this one is clean.
I was volunteering down the road, helping the costume department at Scare for a Cure and they gave us bags upon bags of laundry to wash. When we got to the washateria I immediately started filling up each machine. At one point we had every washer and dryer going. I have never done that much laundry all at once like that. It is kind of amazing the efficiency and time you can save by doing loads of laundry at a washateria as opposed to doing it at home one load at a time.
There were about 20 washers I think and 4 of them were super large washers. The others were a bit smaller. The large washers were $ 4 and smaller ones $ 3.
The dryers were $ 1.50 for 30 minutes of time. We dried everything on high heat and most everything was dry in that amount of time.
There was also a little store inside the laundry mat that sold drinks, snacks and various party supplies. If I ever find myself in Manor needing to do some laundry I would definitely stop here again.