Here is how we recommend you get the most out of our machines:

We have three different sizes of washers.

• We have our top load washers that hold 1-2 "loads" of laundry depending on the bulkiness of your items, we have our front load washers that hold 3 "loads" of laundry, and our max loaders which can hold 4 "loads" of laundry. Please pay attention and don't over pour your laundry detergent into our machines. This can damage the machines and affect the way they can properly clean your laundry. Our advised amount per wash: 

1-2 load washers - 2 tablespoons liquid detergent or 1 pod 

3 load washers - 3 tablespoons of liquid detergent or 1 pod 

4 load washers - ¼ cup of liquid detergent or 1-2 pods 

The liquid detergent goes in the detergent reservoir, the pods go into the machine with the clothes.

• • When utilizing our washers, please at MAX only fill them ¾ of the way full. Stuffing them to the brim can throw the machines off kilter, prevent your laundry from moving freely during the wash, and keep your clothes overly saturated after the spin cycle. We don’t want any of that for your laundry!

• Please make sure your items are fully tucked into the washer and out of the way of the door. If you close the door with an item trapped in the door, you risk the chance of breaking your clothes, the machine will leak water as the door seal is not secure, and the handle may get stuck once the cycle is over.

We have two different types of dryers.

• They are all located on the far wall of the laundromat. There are the big yellow ones and slightly smaller white ones. The yellow dryers are heavy duty and do not provide a cool down cycle, these machines only continue to get hotter throughout the dry cycle. 
  • Here is what we DO NOT recommend drying in these machines:
    •  any/all kinds of wool, leather jackets, tights, bras, activewear, swimwear, clothes with spandex, delicate fabrics like silk, cashmere, items with embellishments like sequins or beads, and most items with lace or delicate embroidery. If you do choose to use these dryers for such items, we recommend using less quarters to start to prevent your items from overheating.
  • Here is what we DO recommend drying in these machines:
    • heavy cotton items like towels, work clothes, jeans, sweatshirts, and heavier blankets like duvet covers.
  • The white dryers are ever so slightly smaller than the yellow ones and they provide a cool down cycle.
    • Here is what we DO NOT recommend drying in these machines:
      • heavy cotton items like towels, work clothes, jeans, sweatshirts, and heavier blankets like duvet covers.
    • Here is what we DO recommend drying in these machines:
      • • any/all kinds of wool, leather jackets, tights, bras, activewear, swimwear, clothes with spandex, delicate fabrics like silk, cashmere, items with embellishments like sequins or beads, and most items with lace or delicate embroidery.

Please only fill our dryers half way full. Thank you.

Disclaimer: if you throw shoes into the dryers, you will run into the likely probability of your shoes flinging open the dryer doors while your clothes are drying. If you have to dry shoes, we recommend just staying in the laundromat to watch your laundry. Feel free to enjoy a snack, listen to the jams we have playing, or even bring your favorite book.

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