Toco Hills Coin Laundry

This place is terrible! The owner was hovering over my shoulder the whole time. He tried to tell me I was over filling a washer when it was only half full. I used 2 dryers one of which didn’t work. When I told him it wasn’t working, he said I over filled that too. The other dryer had more clothes in it and worked fine. He just didn’t want to reimburse me the money I lost. And then, when I told other customers that the dryer didn’t work he and his wife started yelling at me saying that «I talk too much». I also caught the owner about to pull my clothes out of a washer on a previous day. So if you like to be hovered over, your clothes messed with, and being yelled at because their equipment doesn’t work, this is the place for you!

FILTHY! I pity the people who do their wash here — their clothes are stewing in filth! YUCK! This place deserves less than 1 star. DISGUSTING, MOLDY, STINKY machines. The machines are small and look like they’re from before our time — the early 70s maybe? I opened up a machine, and I saw black MOLD on the rims. YUCK! I am very allergic to mold and started to sneeze and wheeze immediately. On top of this, the jerk who runs the place yelled at me and my family to use the machines in the front. I asked him why he was yelling since the place was pretty empty. He never answered, so I thought maybe he was suggesting less filthy machines. I opened up one of the stupid machines he recommended and saw even more dark mold! FILTHY! I called the city to report this filthy place as a health hazard.

This is my go-​to spot. I’m moving to a place with a washer/​drier and I’m a little sad, I think I’ll miss this place. The machines are a little older, but they work great, $ 2 to wash and a quarter per every 8 minutes for driers. The kicker here is that the driers actually work. When I have to go elsewhere (when this place is closed for a holiday or I have waited too late and missed hours) I usually go home with damp clothes, not at this place 2 – 3 quarters dries your load. The staff are very welcoming and helpful, they remember their regulars.

This review is for the wash and fold service. Waaaaay overpriced and you have to have cash. He charges $ 10 minimum + $ 4 tax (TAX??) = a total of $ 14 to wash the two sheets that I wanted to drop off. Then insulted me by saying «Well, do you want to wash it yourself?»
No, I don’t. However I will take my business elsewhere — I just paid $ 13 yesterday at Blusion on Dekalb Ave in downtown for a double-​load of clothing that weighed 15 pounds AND I paid with a card, thank you.
This guy is stuck in the 80’s with his facility, his POS (point-​of-​sale) and his pricing.
Get with it. Then again, I only see the elderly doing laundry here.

Good washing machines. Never had them fail on me. I usually go early on weekends and have no teovle getting a few machines to use. You can walk to publix or a short drive to krogers, or any number of eateries. Place is clean, and not too cramped. Bathroom is clean too.
Pretty much the only way this place could be improved would be the addition of blacklights and lasers.

Every other week or so, I spend four hours doing a carload of laundry here. The machines are in good condition, and include single, double, and triple-​load washers at prices ranging from $ 1.75 (single) to $ 3.50 (triple). Four dryers are digitally controlled; the rest are vintage but capable of handling almost any load.
There’s plenty to do within a short walk; a restaurant with wifi and alcohol is across the parking lot, and Chris’ Pizza House is elsewhere in the same plaza. You can also easily walk to Publix, nearby in the same shopping center, for laundry supplies you may have forgotten.
I’ve also done laundry at other laundromats in the area, and Toco Hill offers the most reliable machines. That’s a big draw for me. So is the huge A/​C system, which keeps you cool while you wait for the hot dryers to do their thing.