Wash World Of Lexington Coin Laundry (2024)

FAQs

What coins do I need for laundry? ›

For a single load, you'll need at least a roll of quarters ($10) to wash and dry.

Commercial Laundry Valuations

Generally speaking, Laundromats are sold based on a multiple of cash flow, before debt service. In California, Laundromats normally sell between 3.0 – 5.5 times yearly cash flow, or 36 – 66 times monthly cash flow.

Laundry detergent is automatically added to the wash load, so all you have to bring with you is your laundry and some cash. Although there are money changers available at these centers, some of the machines do not accept 5,000 yen or 10,000 yen bills, so make sure to bring 100 yen coins with you.

There is a broad range the machines will take depending on the machine you select and the amount of laundry. The average wash cycle takes between 27 - 35 minutes and dryers between 28 - 42 minutes.

Here's an example to illustrate: Suppose you have a medium-sized load that would fit well in our 40-pound washer, priced at $6 per load. You estimate it would require two drying cycles, totaling 30 minutes, costing $1.50. In this scenario, bringing $7.50 to cover the washer and dryer expenses should suffice.

Each wrapper is labeled with the coin denomination (quarter) and how much money a full roll will be worth ($10). This means when you have a full roll of quarters it is equal to $10. Some rolls may also include the value of a coin (25 cents). The value is how much a coin is worth when you use it as money.

Laundromats make great cash-flowing investments. With an average, unleveraged return of 20-30%, the average laundromat investment is far superior to the average real estate investment, which will produce between 7-10%.

On average, it costs between $200,000 and $500,000 to open a laundromat. It depends on whether you're buying an existing laundromat or starting from scratch, as well as the average property prices in your city.

Hire a professional appraiser to grade your coins and tell you how much it is worth. The American Society of Appraisers and International Society of Appraisers have searchable directories of professional appraisers. A dealer might also be able to help.

In short, the answer is Yes! Simply toss the pod into the drum area before you lock/close the door and you'll be good to go! Be sure to NOT put it in the regular liquid detergent area of the machine as that may cause damage/blockage and result in clothes not getting cleaned correctly.

Can you leave your clothes in the coin laundry? ›

Don't Leave Clothes in the Washer/Dryer

It's most of the time acceptable for people to leave their clothes washing/drying while they leave the laundromat for a short period of time. Please choose your outing carefully. Set a timer to ensure no time is wasted or you don't forget altogether.

Routine Cleaning: Our washing machines undergo regular maintenance and cleaning to prevent the buildup of dirt, grime, and bacteria. Disinfection Protocols: We employ industry-standard disinfection protocols to sanitize high-touch surfaces, such as door handles, folding tables, and seating areas.

Afternoon Lull: A Strategic Window for Laundry

Use this quieter period to accomplish your chores efficiently, avoiding the weekend hustle in a crowded laundromat. An afternoon laundry cycle can align perfectly with the ebb and flow of your day, bringing practicality and calm to your laundry routine.

Yes they can deny the use of their dryers. If they allowed people to just dry their clothes they would lose money or have to raise the price to dry. The dryers are more or less there to get people to wash their clothes in their machines. If they didn't offer the dryers people wouldn't wash their clothes there.

Please do not remove other people's clothes – please ask a Coast Laundry Attendant to do it for you. Please keep dirty clothes off the folding tables. If you are going to leave the laundromat, please return prior to the end of your machine's cycle. Please leave the machine door open after finishing your final cycle.

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Most self-service machines at launderettes are still coin-operated so bring a mix of 50p, £1 and £2 coins.

To get the best results, simply follow the load-size recommendations noted for each cycle: Medium/regular load: When the drum is around half full, you have a medium or regular wash. Large load: If you want to do a large load, the washer should be three-qaurters full.

Our Circuit Laundry App, Circuit Laundry Plus App and Laundry Card all use PayPal or Freedom Pay, which are free, simple and secure. Additionally some of our sites, may use the Circuit Go App or coins.