Laundry in Galveston, TX

“My washer broke down so I had to find a place to go to. This was my first time visiting this place and I was very impressed. The location was clean and the lady that was working was very nice and professional. I will definitely be back.”

“Me my husband and our toddler travel around Texas a lot so we always have bags of dirty laundry. We found this place close by our hotel and I am in amazement how they got the stains out of my sons white stuff. I have nothing but good things to say. They did a great job and they bring the clothes out to your car when come pick up!!!! Best service we’ve had in all of Texas!!!”

“Was greeted with a smile and "How are you doing today", and good conversation while paying at the register. Like I always say, we need more people like this to keep the world good.”

“A mistake was made understanding what I wanted and what I got.It went from$58 to $28 the price I thought I was getting, staff immediately corrected it, no hassle, happy to help me.They are now my new cleaners.Very satisfied!!!”

“Got my white coat and suit pants and jacket dry cleaned here. Dropped them off on a Saturday and got them back Wednesday afternoon. It was about $30 total. Not a super quick turnaround, but other than that I had no issues doing business with them.”

“I have to say, it's hard to rate the Washateria, how do you give a star rating as long as the machines work, the dryers dry, and you're clothes don't come out shredded. It's not the stores responsibility who visits the place. It may have some control of how much capacity it has to cool a room filled with driers. But after that it's mostly, are the machines maintained, and are the machines cost effective and open. I have to give a big thumbs up to this place because it is 24 hour. (Nope, a period isn't enough, triple exclamation point- !!! - that's what that deserves.) Big Thumbs Up On Being 24 Hour!!! Also the machines are pretty new, and that's good, and they have multiple settings beyond HOT - WARM - COLD, like hot, warm, and cold - delicates; as well as extra wash or extra rinse or both. The dryers are big, and maybe too big, because if you have a 2 load wash, (also nice because most places don't have the small 2 load machines, the dryer size is almost comically oversized. And I think I waste money using them. Also - they need an attending person there to monitor behavior. Especially later at night. I think a homeless dude was doing some tiny loads 1 at a time to find a place to stay the night, he took a nap on the table, and I think this was his shelter from the cold light rain. He did seem to get booted out at some point, but I don't know if he was kicked out by management or a customer or he just ran out of quarters. But other than the sleeping on a table, he wasn't bothering anyone. One more thing, because it is so convenient/the only option for those who work late, and need something cleaned by tomorrow, at midnight, it's still packed with people, and I wish they had a way to assign people to different machines, because it can be hectic where you have to use 3-4 solo machines that are spread out all over the store and monitor that if you are doing a load it's not opened or messed with. I was kind of hovering between the machines I found open, because I didn't want what happened to me at another store where someone added bleach to my underwear load de-dying all the color out of them In the end, this is now my go to washmat for Galveston 24/7, and late night place, if I miss last load times in the Clearlake/Texas City area. One wish - some guidance on how long the dryers take could really help, it's hard to tell if they are done in 30 mins or 45, or 1:00 hour. Also, number them so you can remember what machines to check, knowing that you are in 10, 15, 17, and 34 would save some anxiety when you are seeing someone pull a load out next to or where you thought your load was, and also, you won't miss a machine that you forgot about. Also, some kind of assignment system might save an otherwise open machine from sitting holding a wet load for 3:00 hours while the user forgets about it. And you would have their number to call and say, "want your clothes?"”