Wash Club

giant washing machines the best laundry. But the janitor is angry allways .so the customer services no good.

No wait for a machine (it’s usually empty enough to use side-​by-​side machines for multiple loads) and it’s across the street from Mission Pie. I’d love it even more if they had WiFi and more seating in the back areas, but I don’t know where they’d put the spacious folding counters. Pac Man and other arcade games there as well.
Parking if you’ve got a car, convenience store attached, near lots of food and coffee for sustenance between loads.

Very servicable; very large space, with plenty of small, medium, and large washing machines and dryers. The large ones are REALLY large — a queen size comforter will probably fit in a medium.
They have change machines that take $ 1, $ 5, $ 10, and $ 20 bills, and they have parking for customers in a lot behind the store.

giant washing machines for big fur blanket!

I remember back when they were new. I loved that laundry mat because there were always people there and big place to wash and dry clothes. Now I go somewhere else because newer machines and I moved. More peaceful than it is there now.

First rule of Wash Club — don’t talk about Wash Club?
OK, it’s reasonably nearby to me. The washers are fine, the dryers are not so great (I’ve just described every laundromat in the US). Next time I do laundry, I need to bring a music player, as the music from the video games was DRIVING ME INSANE.

Well, it’s large and spacious, dingy, and always interesting people watching. And it’s around the corner from me. The $ 3 washers work fine, the dryers (like most ‘dromats) suck. I mean, $ 1 to dry a few pairs of pants and they still come out damp around waist? Sigh.
Yes, my dream is to have my own laundry setup. Someday.

I used to come here just because I didn’t have to cross the street to get to it, but now, after trying Bravo on the other side of Mission, I come here because it’s so much bigger. There are always plenty of working and unused machines, and about 35 feet of counter space.
They’ve got arcade games. I was sooo tempted to play Cruisin’ World with my dryer quarters. There’s also an attached convenience store, but I’ve never been to it.
Don’t get me wrong — I don’t love to do laundry or anything, but this place really takes the sting out of it because I don’t have to deal with the added stress of fighting over the washers or whatever other altercations might arise out of laundry. I wouldn’t know — I’ve only ever strayed from this place once. I could do without all the staring, though…
BTW this is where I was when the 5.6 earthquake hit!!!