Blue Bubble Laundry is a one-stop shop in the heart of Grafton for laundry, car wash, and tanning. It is a decent, usual small town laundromat that is quite visited. The place seems pretty clean and well maintained with friendly staff. It has new washing machines, card washers, and accepts quarter dollar coins. There are tables to fold clothes, clean bathrooms, a public restroom, and a large parking area. It includes a small place for children, machines for drinks and detergents, and areas to rest. Some machines are out of use, but you always find availability. A downside is it is not air conditioned.
Mostly clean, no AC just fans, hot and humid maybe good in the winter.. not today, had to sit outside.... several large machines out of order and several coin only.. otherwise you could use card or coins for washers... NONE of the dryer took cc... day attendant nice and helpful... fortunately came during slow hours short wait for large working washer... being the only laundry in town maybe makes owner less interested in facility... prices seem bit high.. $1 for start and only 5 min per quarter for dryer... usually 7 min at least...
Sep 2024
5.0★★★★★
Laundry facility for clothes, vehicles and vacuum cleaners. They accept quarter dollar coins and some machines accept cards. You can change bills into coins right there. There are tables to fold clothes. It has machines to purchase drinks and some sweets. Also for purchasing detergents. It has a small place suitable for rest and play for children. It has some books, magazines and other reading toys. It has clean bathrooms. Large parking area.
Some machines are out of use, but you always find availability.
I think it is the main laundry in Grafton, it is quite visited by residents and foreigners, especially during the harvest season.
Little to no AC. Flies and crickets because the doors are always open. It's great that card readers are present, but not online! Too many machines out of service. They all needed wiped out. And for a place this heavily used, all need to be up and running. Where is the attendant? Huh? Where is that essential human being to tidy up after the other humans who just can't seem to see their mess? You're obviously making a profit here, you can do better on customer service. Remember, you have the privilege of washing yours at home.
