Diamondback Laundries

Monday, 7÷27÷15. I use this laundry facility when my washer or dryer is on the fritz. My washer isn’t working properly, so I took a (small-​medium) load of whites there on Sunday, 7÷26÷15. I took them home to dry and used my own dryer since my dryer works great.
Very happy with this place. Lots of nice washers and dryers. Cool and comfortable. Clean. I like using top load washers rather than front load, cold water and Gain detergent. My whites got nice and clean and spun until almost dry. I like to lift the lid of the washer, stop the cycle and let my clothes soak. I let my load soak for (30) minutes. The entire cycle takes ~ (32) minutes, straight through without any soaking time.
My question is, does anyone know the phone number to call to get an outdated card re-​validated. I have a Coin-​Less Laundry card, but the card reader at the front of the facility said it was ‘invalid’. The male attendant there on Sunday did not know how to ‘validate’ an ‘invalid’ card. I haven’t used my card for probably (10) years. I hung on to my card last time I used it, because there was still money on the card, and I like going there in a pinch. The attendant was VERY helpful and kind, and let me use his card, and I paid him $ 1.69 for my one load of whites, rather than obtaining a new card and paying a $.50 fee.
The customer service phone number on the back of my Coin-​Less Laundry card is 602−914−9543. One time when I dialed it, the message said the number was ‘out of service’. Another time said it was ‘busy’. Go figure. None the less, I don’t think it is the correct phone number.
If you have a current Coin-​Less Laundry card, what is the customer service phone number on the back of the card. I’m pretty sure I can get my laundry card validated, if I was able to connect with the proper person. Thanks for your help! — Jan

It’s what I think of when I think laundromat. Big industrial washers that really do clean your clothes, and indeed use less soap per load. If I were to wash at home, it’d be just for emergency washes.
OK, this place WAS Diamondback, but now it’s Coin-​Less Laundry. The $ 50 for $ 40 is well worth it. Just talk to the attendant and he or she will get you a card. If you’d like, there’s the option of paying 50¢ for a reloadable card. In that case, you get a $ 1 bonus for every $ 10 put on the card.
This place is clean, well lit and amazingly comfortable even in summer. If a machine breaks down, you’ll get a refund sent to you though I’ve never had this happen to me, I’ve seen it happen once in 14months I’ve been using their machines.
They have top loading machines, but you get the best value on the industrial machines. Those Thoroughbred washers are awesome! And the 40lbs washers are the best value. Also, the hot water is HOT! The difference between your water heater and their boiler is huge. In 22 mins you have clean clothes, double rinsed and spun almost dry. The dryers are gas fired and will dry all but your thickest items like jeans in the 27mins that $ 1 buys you.
There are plenty of baskets, but sometimes on Saturdays you may be seeking for one.
The restroom is clean, though sometimes it is out of order, but not often. It costs 25¢ to open the door.
The folding tables are comfortable to work on, and there’s plenty of fans and vents to cool the workspace.
I have been to plenty of laundromats and this is the best by far