Sudz Laundromat & Drop Off

Can I see a show of hands of who enjoys going to the laundromat? Yeah… me neither. Sudz makes this chore as easy and clean as you can get. Plenty of washers/​dryers. Washes start at $ 3 and go up from there based on washing machine size — drys are free whith a wash and the dryers actually work really well! It took 15 minutes to dry most of my stuff — maybe 30 for heavier items. The washers were pretty clean, there was some goopy gunk in the detergent filler thingee but that’s to be expected and I was told they clean them daily. They have plenty of carts for moving your laundry, and clean folding tables. They also have drop off laundry service.

If you don’t have a washer/​dryer at home, this is the next best thing. The washers are aplenty. The dryers are free if you just need a regular dryer. There are also state of the art dryers but they are constantly in use by the staff to assist with drop off customers. This dryers are $.25 for 15 minutes… well worth it. The laundromat has a bathroom and free wifi for customers

I picked this laundromat because it had the highest ratings and I’m glad I did. The best thing is that the drying is FREE!!! Granted, the 15 minutes didn’t dry my clothes thoroughly the first time, it was ok because it was FREE. The facility was clean, there is free wifi, three coin machines, a bathroom for customers and a Dunkin’ Donuts next door if you get hungry The hotel I’m staying out was way out of the way, but I’m glad I used Unilocal to find this place.

Sudz is great. Love that they are right beside Dunkin too! The free dryers are just an added bonus. I’ll definitely be coming here from now on. The owner is very nice and helpful and they have wifi for customers :)

Clean, quiet (although I was there on weekday), many machines of many sizes, and free drying.

I have used this laundry for 20 years. The service has always been excellent.

Cool
Clean
Place
Free wifi
Wash here dry is free
Nice ppl mr. juan
& pedro mantein clean the bussines :)

Went to clean 2 large comforters, 2 large heavy blankets, 1 mattress cover and a small goose down cover for $ 17.00! I would have used the drop off but I had a friend with me so it made sense to do myself. We finished in 1 hr and 30 mins! If you go early in the a.m. or in the eve I hear its soo busy. So I went during the day, and not many peeps but it was so hot I thought we were going to pass out.
You can’t beat the free drying either. Only downside beside the heat for me, was we noticed some chick early 20s throw her laundry in my wash, So we had to take turns watching the loads for any other shenanigans.

For $ 5, I washed a queen sized mattress pad with bed sheets and pillow cases, a queen sized quilt, a king sized comforter and a couple of bath towels. All that fit in the family sized wash machine… okay so maybe it was slightly off balance on the spin cycle but it fit. 30 minutes later, give or take, and it was done washing.
The dryers were free. They run on 15 minute increments, I had to keep watch and restart it every 15 minutes until it was dry. And once it’s started, it doesn’t stop until it times out. Three different dryers and three 15 minute cycles later my sheets have never smelled so much like fresh cleaned laundry. I think I might just be coming here to do my heavy duty laundry loads. Never have I been so excited to make the bed in my life. That commercial grade machine was magic! In-​and-​out in 1 hour 20 minutes.
Pros:
–Coin machine, turn your dolla bills into quarter’s. Takes bills between $ 1-​$ 20.
–Soap stop, $ 1 for single use detergent packs. Or just bring your own?
–Free Wi-​Fi
–Super capacity jumbo washers for $ 5 (other various smaller sized ones at varying $).
–Free dry
Cons:
–Driving to the laundromat
–Uncomfortable seats

Love coming here, the attendants are friendly & helpful, free dry, free wifi and reasonable costs! There’s a place down the street from where I live but I like this place better… especially when I miss the crowd that decides to do laundry once a year it the one that makes it a family/​clan event.

I can’t speak to the machines here, as I only used drop-​off service– but it was GREAT. Fluff and fold for my laundry is basically my biggest/​favorite luxury, and I finally found a great (though slightly pricey) place to go. A very organized drop-​off center, lots of help, and being able to pay with a credit card make the higher price (about $ 1 per pound with a $ 17 minimum, compared with $.80/​lb where I used to go) worth it. And, the service is super prompt– dropped off at 8, picked up at 530, no sweat.
So if you’re feeling lazy or just out of the habit of doing your own laundry and have a little extra money, give this place a try!

Man, I’m dumb. I spent a good 10 minutes trying to figure out where I’m supposed to put the quarters in for the dryers.
The dryers are free. Just press the red button.
I haven’t been to many laundromats, I really only go if I have a lot of stuff or blankets to wash. To me the prices seemed more reasonable here than what I am used to. I was able to wash a comforter, two blankets, 2 couch cushion covers, 2 towels, a pair of jeans and some miscellaneous items all in 1 giant load for well under $ 15. The guy working was really helpful and only laughed at me a little bit when I asked where the quarters go for the dryers.
It is conveniently located near Subway, Dunkin’ Donuts, Jewel, and some other food places.
As far as laundromats go, this one sucks way less than usual.

Pricing is SOOOO wrong here. By that, I mean, when Sudz’s rate sheet clearly reads drop-​off service for a regular Comforter is $ 15 but they tell you they have to charge you $ 17 because it’s their NEW Minimum Price Policy. I was there a few months back and this policy was not in effect.
I was not happy with what I heard and I let the friendly staff know. I wrote the owner an e-​mail airing my disappointment and and for an explanation of this nonsensical new Policy. And shared that I would be taking my business elsewhere.
She wrote me back and stated in a few words that it is the cost of doing business and thanked me for my email. Um, okay. Said it is not cost effective to take Drop-​off loads unless they charged $ 17. Not what I wanted to here so I took it upon myself to check prices of the 4 neighboring Laundromats in the area and checking pricing on Drop-​Off rates on a King Comforter (Down and Reg. comforter)
SUDZ LAUNDROMAT
1246 N. Ashland
Down $ 25
Regular– $ 15 but will charge $ 17 because of «Policy».
BUCKTOWN BUBBLES
1801 North Ave
Down $ 25
Regular– $ 14
BUBBLE LAND
2249 N. Milwaukee
Down $ 11
Regular– $ 9
COIN LAUNDRY
2599 N. Elston
Down $ 30
Regular– $ 16
YO-​YO COIN
1515 W. Chicago Ave
Would not commit to a price, just said between $ 20-​$ 30 for down or regular. I guess they will just decide what they want to charge you when you get there. Good luck with that!
Anyway, you can decided for yourself on how much you want to spend or where you want to go. As a Consumer you need not overspend when you have other options and good reason to overspend.
I too have a Policy… of not overpaying on Drop-​Off service because you decide that $ 15 wasn’t enough so charge an extra $ 2.
Good luck and I hope this helps someone.

Very clean but $ 2 to buy a card which allows you to do laundry? I can’t go grab something to eat while I m here or else my car will get towed. Trapped at this pricey laundromat while food is steps away but I m not allowed to leave. In my opinion, as long as I’m doing my laundry I should be allowed to leave and come back.

Big Washers.
Free Dryers.
Next to Dunkin’ Donuts so you can grab a coffee and donut.
This place is even busy at 7am on a Sunday. Gosh.
Employees working there were super friendly and helpful.

I would rather do anything but laundry… Almost anything at least. But, it was just last Saturday… it was raining… golf was out of the question… so i decided to do some laundry. Not just some laundry… my whole spare bedroom worth. Yes, it is an absurd amount. I actually had no idea i had over a hundred t-​shirts. Yes, i know, I’m a disgusting person. On to my review.
So I loaded up the camry with what felt like 50 lbs. of dirty clothes. Took three full trip from the car to bring everything inside. It was an absolute madhouse in there!!! Finding six machines next to each other was completely out of the question. Fine. I’m ok with that. Thirty dollars in quarters later I was washing away. Took maybe 45 minutes to wash… then onto the drying. This was nice. kinda. I mean, I’ll take free dryers any day of the week. You do have to restart the machines every 15 minutes or else they will just stop. I had dryers all over this place running. (Just like the washing, there was absolutely no way the machines could be next to each other with the crowd in here). After about an hour of drying, and another hour of folding, I was done.
Some of the patrons were friendly, some not so much. Just like everywhere else you go, you can’t expect everyone to be in a good mood. I think I’ve learned my lesson though… I have a washer and dryer at home… If I just keep up with it this dreadful experience won’t have to happen again. (cross fingers)

The laundromat is clean and was pretty quiet on a Wednesday morning. I fit three weeks of laundry in two midsize washers at $ 3.50 each. I probably could have fit everything in one of the giant washers in the back, but like fooling myself into thinking separating lights and darks matter (does it? does it really?).
Anyhow, I think I solved the mystery of the free dryers. The attendant said it’s free until 2:00pm. I’m not sure if that is weekdays only or if it includes weekends. I’m glad though because it meant I didn’t have to puta $ 20 in the quarter machine.

I wash my clothes here every now and then. If I wash my clothes there, I don’t have to pay to use the dryer.
You can also drop off your clothes if you don’t have time to wash them yourself

So I got lazy one month and got far behind in my laundry… kind of a usual for me. Dropped off my Laundry one morning to take advantage of their Drop Off Service as I was leaving town the next day. Picked up my Laundry bag after work all clean, folded and easily slipped into my Suitcase all nice and warm… ahh Why did I not do this before?
I have been going to them for over a year and only had a few hiccups but the Employees and Owner were quick to fix the issue. It is now a part of the weekly routine and is well worth the cost to not have to do it myself.

Paying someone else to do my laundry is one of the only indulgences in my budgeted lifestyle. Nothing can compare to the feeling of dropping off a huge laundry bag full of sweaty work out clothes, grungy t-​shirts, used bath towels and dirty drawers and coming home with your gear all fresh and clean. Sudz has been known to lose a random sock here and there. That’s the laundromat for you. I can handle it though, because to me it’s a small price to pay for the convenience of having someone else fold your panties into tiny, little, perfect squares.
I’ve done my laundry on location as well. While it’s clean and dirt cheap, there’s a sketch factor at Sudz. You know what I’m talking about; the dudes peddling faux gold jewelry, unsupervised children, etc. But isn’t that what we all love about the neighborhood lavanderia?
Just a note: Sudz dries everything, so if you have delicates that need to be hang-​dried, you shouldn’t include them in your drop-​off service bag.