Thirteenth Street Laundromat

This is such a nice laundromat after the remodel. They took over the nail salon that used to be next door and drastically expanded. They now have large capacity machines capable of handling 8 loads. They also allow you to use an app to preload funds and then just scan the QR code on the machine to pay. The back area has seating and skill games (18+). Also has a very clean and spacious handicap accessible restroom. Huge improvement, definitely will be back.

I came here 3 months ago, and it was neat, clean, and tidy. I came back today to do large blankets, and it's a MESS. Trash all over the floors, soap dispensers dirty, quarter machine is broken, dust everywhere. Management was here to fix the coin dispenser but left with the place still a trashy mess. So sad :-(

The business is a nice addition to our hometown. Equipment is new and establishment is clean. There was 3 different size washers And left clothes smelling clean. It also has an app you can download and pay straight from your phone, even tells you which machines are available and when your laundry is done. Also, some games and snacks to keep you busy while you wait.

UPDATE: They more than TRIPLED the prices of things after the renovation. $5.75 for the CHEAPEST washing machine ($9.50 for most expensive), and $1.25 minimum to use the driers (unsure how much time that buys). The $5.75 laundry machines say they can fit 4 loads, but those must be the smallest loads in history, because the machines don't have 4x more capacity than the old top-loaders did; maybe about 1.5x their capacity, 2x if you're generous. Also, what about people who live alone and wouldn't need to wash that much at once? This laundromat went from being the cheapest place in town to being possibly the most expensive. Yeah, sure, it looks nicer now and the machines are newer, but that doesn't matter when people can no longer afford to use the place. This place used to be one of the only decent, affordable places left in town, and now that's gone. There were enough ritzy expensive laundromats in Indiana already; the market for those kinds of businesses is oversaturated. Foolish and almost cruel business decision. This is textbook gentrification, alienating the town's population of blue-collar workers and college students. Also, that flood of recent reviews all look fishy, like they were paid or were friends of the new owners. (my previous review, before the renovation, 4 stars: "Currently seems to be the cheapest place in town. Most washing machines cost 1.75 and most driers cost .25 for 7 minutes. Not exactly the fanciest-looking and some of the machines make weird noises when in use, but considering how much cheaper it is, that's okay with me.")

I like how everything is new and modern. All the machines are efficient and fast. The floor is always dirty, but that's because of all day heavy traffic. Prices are standard laundry prices. The big washers are nice for beds and comforters. The free wifi is also nice. There's even a quater game and slot machines if your bored. They have an ATM, change and bag machine, bathroom, drink and snack vending machine as well.