B.N.I. Express Laundry

Open 24 hours, clean, and spacious.
Same day pickup for drop off service. Items came back smelling great, NOT overly dried, and they didn’t lose anything.

A fine place for self-​service open at all hours, but the dropoff/​pickup service is definitely lacking.

Open 24 hrs. Bigger than the other laundromats a in the area.

Inexpensive drop off service is frequently late.
«Dry» clothes have come back damp.
Not recommended.

This place is super clean, and its open 24 hours. They also have an ATM inside. They have a great drop off service and use high quality detergent. Big plus is they work on a card system so you dont need to look for quarters!

It’s a laudromat. It isn’t awful. They do drop-​off services. It’s not costing me my unborn children. = Four stars.

No! The detergent smells like lethal chemicals and everything came
Back wrinkled. Not to mention I got back some of someone else’s stuff! Uch.

they get the job done. one lady in particular is super nice.

Be careful if you think you can put your clothes in a dryer and go do something else while you wait. I’ve had my laundry removed from a dryer by the staff so they can use dryer, returning to find my laundry in a different machine and still wet and the dryer I was using full of a new load with the laundromat’s job tags on the outside of the door.
Think you can leave your soap on top of the washer you’re using? I’ve had mine stolen twice.

Went there on a mid Sunday morning and didn’t have a problem getting washers or dryers. Staff was friendly and helped me get set up. I like the card system and not having to worry about coins. Not really seats to sit while waiting but I was able to make it work. Definitely doing my laundry while I am here.

How do you review a laundromat? Well this place is pretty clean which is a plus. Its 24 hours, for those who like some late night laundering. And there’s always someone there on staff. Granted they may or may not speak English, but this is Brooklyn and its laundry: cope with it. The washing services (which requires a card you fill up with money) are fairly inexpensive; and by way of a tip from a fellow launderer, you can save money by using the smaller $ 2 washers which fit more than you think. And if you don’t want to do-​it-​yourself, for a small fee they’ll wash your mentionables and unmentionables for you.

A friend of mine went to this place last week. Wish they had read the reviews. This place has really bad customer service and there are better spots in the neighborhood.

I don’t want to go to a place to clean my clothes that is dirty — it just doesn’t make sense. Luckily, BNI is super clean, has lots of machines in varying sizes (though at peak laundry times can get crowded, and at other times can attract some crazies). This laundromat uses a card system — you buy a card for a dollar and then can add any amount of money to it, refill it when it runs out, etc. It’s annoying if you forget your card in the pocket of some jeans you haven’t worn since the last time you did laundry, but certainly alleviates the need to dig under your couch cushions for quarters. On my last visit I was able to pick up free wifi which made my laundry day double productive, but there are also a a few cafes and restaurants (and bars!) nearby if you don’t want to sit there watching your clothes tumble. It’s literally right around the corner from the controversial Crow Hill Pawn Shop — definitely take a peak at the mural of a baby sitting on piles of money and add to the debate.