Suds Laundromat

So excited I found a place to wash my king size bedding! They have a lot of washers so the wait isn’t long and have a dispenser to make change. Only thing is I wish there was more sitting in the back.

I think this place is great. It’s a laundromat people! Gesh. The machines work great. The attendants are very nice and friendly. I always see them sweeping and cleaning! They work their butts off to keep the place nice and clean. Great job ladies! My only recommendation: free wifi for the people in there. That would be cool. Sometimes I’m in there for hours washing clothes. Wifi would come in handy!

Rude, dirty, disgusting. My laundry is done washing for 10 seconds and the attendant removes them and throws it in a filthy cart. The neighboring load that’s been done for 20? Untouched. Sorry, but she deserves to be fired.

Small laundromat with friendly attendant on duty Sunday. Very old machines but in good working order. Floors were not clean but not gross. 9 double loaders, 6 triple loaders, 2 larger washers, 12 top loaders, 18 small driers and 5 larger driers. One sink. Adequate carts. 6 folding tables. Change machine. Coffee machine. Soda machine. Snack vending machine. Old Pac Man arcade machone. TV. 2 small tables with chairs in front lobby. Laundry drop off service. Today I paid $ 2 for double loaders and 25 cents for each 7 min drying time. Coin operated. No cards. Bathroom for customers. Get key from attendant. I wouldn’t drive 10 miles like I did today to get here but I would use it again if I was nearby.

Yes it isn’t much to look at but totally does the job. Attendant has been very helpful and friendly whenever I have been there. Love all the big machines to handle large quilts. Wish they had more of the large dryers as those get grabbed first. People complain about all the negative warning signs hanging around but I witnessed first hand what happened when someone didn’t check with them, threw several old rubber backed rugs into one of the big washers and the rubber flaked off, clogging the drain. Water was flowing out of the machine and on to the floor. When the person called the attendant they had to emergency stop the equipment and call for a repair man… they told them they would have to come back tomorrow after they could get the machine fixed to retrieve the rugs and they charged them for breaking the machine… so. the signs are there for a reason!!!

After visit number two, this place is not as horrible as some reviews said. Yes, it’s a laundromat, not a fun place ever, but clean. The attendant was helpful, even though she may be a smoker. I had two dryers not heating and she refunded me and started them in another dryer without me paying. I did not see any kids running around without parents and most customers were elderly. There was, a guy of course, sorting dirty laundry on a folding table. The attendant came over and wiped it right when he was done. Overall, good if laundromats are good! Ha ha

I was mortified when I saw the person who’s running the front counter smoking right in front of the entrance and surrounded by three little kids ranging from 2 years old to 5 years old. I was disgusted by the fact that she would subject her children to that poison, but was more upset by the fact that I had to walk past her with my own children to get inside. If not for necessity and lack of laundry facilities I would have gone elsewhere. I will never come back to this place again. I hope the laundry owner reads this and retrains their employer. And I hope she reads this and had second thoughts about the choices she is making and the danger she is subjecting her kids to and her customers kids to.

Prices are reasonable and the employee that helped me was very friendly. Doesn’t look like much from the outside but the bigger washers are nice to have. Especially if you have a lot of clothes to do.

Not the cleanest laudromat or newest I’ve ever seen by far – kinda old and funky – but it does the trick. I used the biggest washer they had for a comforter and boy! does it work well. Says you will get your stuff out sparkling white – and I only used a Costco detergent – and it sure does!!!
The washer takes awhile cause it goes thru many cycles to really wash your stuff, and the dryer will take about 42 minutes or 6 quarters to dry a cotton comforter. Not bad really considering the only other way I could clean my comforter was going the dry cleaning route which will be more than $ 6.50 for sure.
Bring a book to read or wander around to the shops in the center.
The only negative I have is there was nobody to help show you how to work the machine and where to put in the soap the first time. The only employee I saw which I think was the owner’s daughter (he was fixing a washer totally from scratch it looked like) just ignored everyone, A nice lady helped me, and I ended up helping 2 others that came in individually where to put the soap and so forth.

Very clean and kept up. As all laundry places it is best to get there early in the morning.

Surprised by how dirty the place is today. The floor looks a mess, the trash needs changed out. It isn’t like the same place I come to when the owner is here. So can’t wait to get my washer and dryer for the house.

After my daughter’s incontinent chi decided to relieve himself on our comforter, I jumped online to find a nearby laundromat — I’ve never had to use one around here before!
Suds (kee-​yoot name!!) was the only one in Unilocal that was within a sane driving distance, so I packed up my younger two (5 & 7) and headed over.
1. Clean!!! omg, I remember using laundromats back in the day and they were disgusting. This one was clean and the machines are well-​kept.
2. Lots of machines! We had a really big comforter to wash. With some places, there is a wait. Not this place — lots of big machines available on a Saturday afternoon, and lots of other size machine ready to roll!
3. Change-​maker was stocked. Believe me, there were enough people to exhaust it, but that thing kept spitting coinage out. Good deal!
4. Supplies available behind attended counter. We brought our own, but there were plenty of choices, for those who did not. The attendent was there, the whole time it took to wash and dry my blankie. She even came out to check things from time to time. Wow!
5. Signs all over, making the ‘rules’ and courtesy expectations very clear. Yes, I know to check my machine for little left-​behind goodies, but does everyone else? I figure, they more they post, the fewer questions or moments of confusion there will be, later.
6. MS PACMAN!!! Not some crappy emulation, but the real deal! This kept me and my kids busy for quite a while. How often do you get to play a cool arcade game for a quarter?
Only drawback — don’t get the vending machines nuts. Uh, ew!!!
I’ll happily use this place again, if needed. Until then, time to put the dog thru remedial potty-​training classes… ugh!

Well, my good friend from Boston arrives tomorrow for the long wknd. I just got back from a wk and ½ vacay and scrambled to find a laundry mat to do an emergency load of bedding for my guest.
Apparently, everyone in Surprise has an industry size W/​D for bed linen b/​c there are very few laundry mats near me. So off I go, after work to the launderia.
I’ve spent more than my fair share of time at laundry mats and until tonight, I have never seen so many rules posted:
«No blankets, comforters, or sheets» read one sign on the washers that were a size up from the regular washers.
«Don’t you dare think about throwing your rubber backed rugs in any of the washers» was another.
My personal favorite read «Check all machines before use. Mgmt not responsible for damage caused b/​c you were too lazy to check for a pen in the dryer.» Ok, so maybe I exaggerated a bit but seriously, this place could give the Soup Nazi on Seinfeld a run for its money.
After ensuring I didn’t anger the laundrymat gods, I safely departed with my fresh smelling linens.
Would I return? You bet. It was as clean as any public laundry facility can be, they had at least 4 sizes of washers to choose from, prices were reasonable and they had a gleaming white arcade system with Galaga. Nice throwback to the Atari days. However, I’d stay away from the 25 cent vending machines. The mixed nuts look like they been in there since Atari premiered…