Running a load used to mean hunting for quarters, and a map listing still will not tell you whether you need them. These locations take cards, tap payments or an app at the machine, so a full load does not start with a trip to the bank. Card systems also let you add money mid-cycle, which matters when a heavy load needs a second dry.
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Village Coin Laundry
136 E 900 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111-4213
Mon-Sun 7am-9pm
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Swishy Washy Laundromat
4550 S 900 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84117-4211
Open 24 hours
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Easy Wash
6845 S 1300 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84121-2741
Mon-Sun 7am-11pm
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Good to know
Do laundromats take credit cards?
Many now do, through a reader on the machine or a kiosk that loads a reusable card. Tap payments and phone apps are common in newer locations; older neighbourhood laundromats are still coin-only.
Is it cheaper to pay with coins or a card?
The price of a wash is usually the same either way. Some card systems add a small load fee when you top up, and some run app-only discounts, so the difference is a few cents rather than a reason to choose.
What if the card machine is broken?
Attended locations can start a machine manually or refund on the spot. At unattended ones the kiosk usually posts a support number, and refunds come back to the card — which is one practical reason to prefer a laundromat with staff on site.