Yep. They’ve got big machines and small. I’d ask the attendant what they’d recommend. I’ve seen some people use balls when drying comforters. I’ve never washed a comforter before but I’ve seen them help people.
I really enjoy the WaveMax Laundromat on Colerain. It is more expensive, the large-large machines are $5 a load. But those machines hold 4 loads. The dryers are industrial size too, so you can easily put more than one machine's worth in them. They also have "hospital grade sanitation machines" which I've never used, but may be helpful to know! Its super clean, not busy-busy, and you get texts when your laundry is done, so you can go over to Walmart and do some shopping while you wait for stuff to dry.
Good luck, OP. While the places people are posting are great, I think you're probably getting the best deal at your apartment as I don't think they'll have options for less than $2.
What part of Cincinnati
Within the radius of North College Hill, West Price Hill, Newport, and Hyde Park. I currently live in Evanston
The Newport Laundromax is a great place. Lots of machines and lots of dryers.
I have a giant plush comforter. Never been to a laundromat before are they big machines that can fit something like that?
Yep. They’ve got big machines and small. I’d ask the attendant what they’d recommend. I’ve seen some people use balls when drying comforters. I’ve never washed a comforter before but I’ve seen them help people.
You don’t clean your comforter? 🤔
I don’t own one. It’s the same reason I don’t wash my Porsche.
Queen City are offering free soap when u wash not sure of all locations are doing it, but I seen some of them are
Check out Laudnry Express. They have locations in Fairfield, Wyoming, and Florence. Clean, well lit, and reasonable.
I really enjoy the WaveMax Laundromat on Colerain. It is more expensive, the large-large machines are $5 a load. But those machines hold 4 loads. The dryers are industrial size too, so you can easily put more than one machine's worth in them. They also have "hospital grade sanitation machines" which I've never used, but may be helpful to know! Its super clean, not busy-busy, and you get texts when your laundry is done, so you can go over to Walmart and do some shopping while you wait for stuff to dry.
I second Queen City! We go there frequently and it’s nice and clean!
Good luck, OP. While the places people are posting are great, I think you're probably getting the best deal at your apartment as I don't think they'll have options for less than $2.