The Soap Opera

Honestly the prices are ridiculous here and the fact that it says nothing about whether it takes quarters or cards anywhere until you get started is stupid as Hell. I lived in Los Angeles and STILL didn’t pay half this much for over a month worth of laundry (long story, don’t judge me) so these prices are terrible. The machines were okay though I could still feel soap residue on the clothes and the dryers take forever because it’s as if they are a steam heat and not a real dryer. I’ll be so glad to never return here again and find alternative places to do my washing.

Sabino, the owner, does my wash ‘n fold.
Excellent!

Super clean. Attendants are helpful and nice.

Place is clean, staff is very friendly and there’s plenty of room. You have to buy a refundable card for $ 4 to use the machines. They have snacks, drinks and standard soap, bleach and softeners to purchase. They also offer drop off washing and drying. Some machine pricing: $ 1.75 for a single wash, $ 2.75 for a double wash, $ 3.50 for a triple wash, $ 4.50 for giant wash and .25 for 10 minutes in the dryer. Small bathroom inside and a few benches and tables with a TV overhead.

Clean and spotless; a laundromat you can look forward coming to. It’s also quiet, lots of free and easy parking, tables and snack machines while you wait.
The attendants are always helpful. They’ll let you pay them cash for your washes if you don’t want to buy a card; I mean how nice is that!!!
For all of these reasons, this is the only laundromat I go to in the Orcutt area.

Clean, has places to wash your hands, snack machine, TV, a couple of benches to sit, they got really nifty folding stations and there’s always an attendant to offer help. Cool fish tank for the kids to watch.
Their machines don’t use quarters, they use a prepaid card and deduct from that. You can buy your own card or just pay the attendant as you go. You won’t feel like your life or property is being threatened when coming here (can’t say the same for some other laundromats in Santa Maria).
The first time I came here there was a ferrari parked out front. I figured — if this is where ferrari owners go when their washer and dryer is on the fritz — then I should give it a try. That mentality has served me well.