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Laundromats with Large-Capacity Machines in New Ulm, MN

3 of the 3 laundromats we list in New Ulm have large-capacity machines.

Google's business listing shows hours and a photo or two, but nothing about machine size, so there's no way to tell from a map search whether a laundromat has the oversized washers you need for a comforter or a load of shop rags. Every laundromat on this page has large-capacity machines confirmed from its own website, equipment list, or posted signage, not assumed from the shop's size.

  1. Megawash Maytag Laundry

    1702 Westridge Rd, New Ulm, MN 56073

    24/7

    Open 24 hoursCard / app payLarge machines
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  2. B & J Laundromat

    506 Center St, New Ulm, MN 56073

    Open 24 Hours

    Open 24 hoursCard / app payLarge machines
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  3. B & J Laundromat

    2001 S Bridge St, New Ulm, MN 56073-3960

    Open 24 Hours

    Open 24 hoursCard / app payLarge machines
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Call ahead and ask for the largest machine's capacity in pounds, not just "extra-large." A comforter or a couple of sleeping bags generally needs a machine in the 40-pound-plus range to wash properly without matting the fill, and it's a quick way to avoid driving over only to find the biggest washer is already taken.

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Good to know

What size laundromat machine do I need for a comforter or bedspread?

A queen or king comforter usually needs at least a 40-pound-capacity machine to have room to agitate properly and rinse out all the detergent. Stuffing it into a standard 20-pound home-size washer at a laundromat can leave it damp and unevenly cleaned.

Do laundromats have machines big enough for rugs or dog beds?

Many laundromats with large-capacity machines can handle smaller area rugs and pet bedding, though very thick or rubber-backed rugs are sometimes restricted since they can damage machines or clog drains. It's worth calling ahead to confirm the shop allows that specific item before you show up.