G M Coin Laundry

Not big but very nice and clean. Most of the time there is no problem getting washer or dryer. They gave parking in the back or street parking in front (free after 6 pm)

Unilocal tells me I started this review in 2011, and apparently I forgot all about it. In hindsight, it seems kind of strange to write a review for a laundromat, but apparently I really enjoyed my experience. So now we’ll actually post this review to placate Unilocal’s nagging. And without further ado, my comments from February 2011:
«This place is absolutely superb, especially since it’s right between school/​work and the train I take to get home. Yes, it’s small, but it’s super clean and well-​maintained. There’s no attendant on duty, but the owner (presumably) came in to check on the machines and salt the parking lot while I was there. And for a Sunday night around 6, it was relatively quiet, with no more than…»
And that’s where it trails off. It’s no longer between school/​work and my homeward train, but I’ve been back a handful of times over the past couple years and stand by my original comments.
So there you have it: a review. Of a laundromat. Go forth and wash clothes, one of two people who will actually read this and take it to heart.

I am not a regular laudromat gal, but have to say this one was decent. Plenty of machines and helpful folks.

Relatively clean, but $ 3.50 for a wash is slightly high. However, what really rankles is the the .25 for a 5 minute dry that is actually only 4 minutes. I’ve always seen 9 minutes as the standard time for a dry, but was fine with the 5 minutes – as long as it was 5 minutes. Doesn’t the management here realize that anyone can time this on their cell? I don’t like feeling taken advantage of and this place felt that way. I won’t be back.

This is one of the better laundromats I’ve been to. Relatively clean, no one there seems really creepy (tho’ it’s all relative), and they’ve got several industrial-​size front-​load washers (at $ 3.75, not cheap). Hours are a bit short, but nothing I can’t deal with.
A dry-​cleaner is right next door which adds to the convenience for a spring laundry day. Better yet, Peterson’s diner — at least its ice cream parlor — is just east of it.
Best of all, no one would yell at you if you just wanna get coins from the dispenser without using the facility. An attendant would come by every so often to clean the place.
Parking lot is in the back, through a tight alleyway.