Fashion Care Master Cleaners

Jennifer Muster _{on Google}

Dec 11th, 2013

I used the laundromat side, not having used a laundromat since college(2002) I assumed I needed to bring quarters. That is not the case bring cash to get a card that they charge you a dollar for. Tried to use the ATM but it didn't work and I had to go across the street to Wal-Mart to get cash back. A lot of the machines were broken. The large washer cost $8.75 but you could fit 3-4 loads of laundry in it. The dryer was $0.35/6 minutes. There is free wi-fi and a couple of flatscreens. Overall not a bad experience.

Live Free You Only Live Once _{on Google}

Nov 13th, 2013

The place has been renovated when new owners bought it. It's called Best Price Cleaners now. Washers are all new. Just threw a load in the industrial size machine, as I am washing two sleeping bags and a blanket, and it appears to be handling them very well. The cost is $8.25 and I guess that is a good price. The smaller machines are $5.75. I will post again to let you know how the dryers work.

dayshawn crew _{on Google}

May 29th, 2014

this place is a disgrace of a Laundromat, I have even on may 7, 2014 in the morning I decide on this place to do a wash, I load my clothes in the $2.75 machine and I go to get a wash card to start the washing machine. the outdated touch screen card dispenser malfunctions after I gave it $5.00, the damn thing never gives me a wash card. I ask the three management a Spanish speaking female, she look at the touch screen and she claim the computer does pick up the error and refuse to help me any further, she was also rude, turning and walking away as I am trying get my $5.00 lost in the machine. a Spanish speaking male comes from the dry cleaning side and did the same thing, he refuse to refund the $5.00, so this place needs to go out of business. don't ever go to this place. the owners and management are rude to customers. they are stupid people to deal with. NEVER USE EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!