Coin Laundry Locations with On-Site Changers
888 of the 20,787 laundromats we track nationwide have coin-operated machines. This directory features self-service laundromats equipped with traditional coin-operated washers and dryers. Most listed locations feature on-site bill-to-quarter changers and vending units for laundry supplies. Single-load washers typically run from $2.50 to $4.00 per cycle, while large multi-load capacity units range from $5.50 to $9.50.
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- Alabama7
- Arizona14
- Arkansas20
- California157
- Colorado23
- Connecticut8
- Florida61
- Georgia18
- Idaho6
- Illinois30
- Indiana5
- Iowa6
- Kansas5
- Maine7
- Maryland12
- Massachusetts19
- Michigan33
- Minnesota19
- Missouri21
- Nebraska6
- Nevada14
- New Hampshire5
- New Jersey31
- New Mexico7
- New York32
- North Carolina14
- Ohio46
- Oklahoma14
- Oregon13
- Pennsylvania51
- Tennessee12
- Texas127
- Utah8
- Virginia15
- Washington7
- Wisconsin9
- Wyoming6
Check changer availability before loading: Always confirm that the on-site bill breaker is functional or bring $10–$20 in quarters, as unstaffed locations cannot issue cash refunds for jammed changers.
Common questions
- How much does it cost to wash and dry at a coin laundromat?
- Standard top-load washers cost between $2.50 and $4.00 per 30-minute wash. Commercial dryers operate at $0.25 per 5 to 8 minutes, with an average full drying load costing $1.50 to $2.50 depending on fabric weight.
- What should I do if the coin changer machine is out of quarters?
- If no attendant is on duty, visit a nearby convenience store, gas station, or grocery store customer service desk to exchange cash for quarters. Some modern coin-op machines also offer backup mobile app or credit card payments directly at the unit.
- Do coin laundromats accept dollar coins or only quarters?
- The vast majority of coin laundromats in the US exclusively accept standard 25-cent US quarters. Inserting dollar coins, tokens, or foreign currency will jam the coin slide and disable the machine.