For everyday loads. Quarter or card. Cycle and time clearly posted at the machine. Works for shirts, sheets, towels, and the regular weekday wash.
High-efficiency front loaders for delicates and dye-sensitive loads. Slightly longer cycles, gentler on fabric.
Larger drum machines for bedding, comforters, sleeping bags, work clothes, and bigger family loads. Fewer trips, less time.
Stacked dryers along the back wall. Time bought in increments at the dial. Pair with the standard washers above.
Larger dryers built to clear the bigger washer loads in a single cycle. Great for the comforter run.
Vending wall on the floor with detergent pods, dryer sheets, bleach, fabric softener, and stain stick. For when you walked in and forgot something.
Older machines run on quarters. Newer machines accept tap. A quarter changer sits at the entrance, takes bills and gives back rolls. Bring a small bill if you want a head start.