USA Laundromat Directory

Use our state-by-state directory to find laundromats in your area. We provide detailed information including hours, pricing, services offered, and customer reviews. You can also search by specific features like 24-hour access, wash-and-fold services, or coin-operated vs. card-operated machines.

Laundromat prices vary by location and machine size. Generally, expect to pay $2-4 for washing and $1-3 for drying per load. Larger capacity machines cost more but can handle bigger loads. Many locations offer loyalty programs or discounts for frequent customers. Premium services like wash-and-fold typically cost $1.50-3.00 per pound.

Bring your dirty clothes, laundry detergent, fabric softener, and quarters or payment cards. Don’t forget a laundry basket or bag for transporting clean clothes. Many laundromats sell detergent and supplies, but bringing your own saves money. Consider bringing entertainment like a book or phone charger for longer visits.

Most laundromats are safe, especially well-lit, busy locations with attendants on duty. Choose facilities with good lighting, security cameras, and regular foot traffic. Avoid leaving personal items unattended and stay aware of your surroundings. Many modern laundromats offer enhanced security features and clean, welcoming environments.

While you don’t have to stay the entire time, it’s recommended to be present when cycles start and end. This prevents theft and ensures your clothes don’t sit wet or finished for too long. Many people run quick errands nearby but return before cycles complete. Some laundromats offer text notifications when your cycles are done.

Self-service laundromats require you to do your own washing and drying, while full-service locations offer wash-and-fold services where staff handle your laundry. Full-service costs more but saves time and effort. Some locations offer both options, letting you choose based on your needs and budget.

Yes, most laundromats allow and encourage you to bring your own detergent, fabric softener, and other laundry products. This is usually more economical than buying supplies at the facility. However, make sure to use appropriate amounts – too much detergent can cause problems with the machines and your clothes.