Laundry

darkclown

darkclown

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Why is it that the management of the laundry mat in San Souci Plaza is just letting it go to pot? Here I sit today taking twice as long as it should because I had to cram all my stuff into the small machines because the big machines don't work! All that's left is the tiny little $3.00 washers that can't handle crap! What's sad is that they have been broken for WEEKS!!! Also, the dryers are ancient yet they just reduced the timers down from 8 minutes to 5 minutes a quarter! Wow, you nickel and dime the customer I guess but at some point you are going to run out of customers because we are tired of walking in and waiting because out of the 16 washers 6 are broken! That's almost a 50% capacity. Sadly I hear the one over in Lexington Park is just as bad if not worse.
 
vraiblonde

vraiblonde

Board Mommy
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If someone wanted to start a business, they could open a laundromat with a human attendant, supplies for sale, and working washers and dryers. Including large capacity machines for blankets, etc. I think there's a market for it and people would be willing to pay a little extra to not have to work around drunk homeless people napping on the folding tables.
 
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FollowTheMoney

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vraiblonde said:
If someone wanted to start a business, they could open a laundromat with a human attendant, supplies for sale, and working washers and dryers. Including large capacity machines for blankets, etc. I think there's a market for it and people would be willing to pay a little extra to not have to work around drunk homeless people napping on the folding tables.
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"According to the Coin Laundry Association's Brian Wallace, the annual gross income from one store can range from $30,000 to $1 million. The expenses incurred while running a store range between 65 and 115 percent of the gross income. That means that for a store grossing $30,000 per year, at best it nets $10,500 and at worst it loses $4,500. For a store grossing $1 million per year, the profit could be as high as $350,000, or there could be a loss of up to $150,000, depending on expenses."
 
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