A drop-off wash-and-fold counter is a different business from a row of coin machines, but the same map pin covers both, and the listing rarely says which one a shop actually staffs. Every wash-and-fold laundromat here has the service verified from its own website or posted price list, not guessed from a generic 'laundry service' category.
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Common questions
How much does wash-and-fold laundry service cost?
Most laundromats charge $1.50 to $2.50 per pound, with a typical order minimum of 10-15 pounds, or roughly $15-25. Standard turnaround is 24-48 hours, though many shops offer same-day service for a few dollars more if you drop off before 10 or 11 a.m.
What's the difference between wash-and-fold and dry cleaning?
Wash-and-fold uses regular washers and dryers with detergent, is priced by the pound, and comes back folded in a bag — it's for everyday clothes, towels, and bedding. Dry cleaning uses solvent instead of water, is priced per garment at $5-15 each, and is meant for suits, dresses, and fabrics that can't take a washing machine.