Alice Laundromat

Has a ton of new, modern machines that come in a range of sizes (up to 18kg loads) and take both coins and cards. There is a change machine on site, and folding tables and stools as well as good parking out the front. The prices are about $15 for a large hot wash and $6 for a 30 minute dry. Good place, I’d go there again. All machines worked and the place was clean and tidy.

Very nicely done up place. The only thing missing is a set of ablution facilities bearing in mind that a great chuck of their clientele are tourists who will be camping and do not have the luxury of owning a portable set of ablution facilities. My visit was more for the dryer as I had a set of clothes I needed to wear that same day I had washed and were not dry yet, being winter clothes are taking a bit longer rime to dry. The coin slots on the dryers were not my favourite as I could not work them easily or maybe they were just not in the mood. Good thing there is bank card payment options with NFC (Near Field Communication) as well as swipe and slot in. My card failed to work via slot in but worked via NFC. I was chuffed at that as I was starting to look silly in front of many other customers doing their chores [sic]. As soon as I had selected my drying option and got the machine to work, I was chuffed. Also, the size of the dryers is soo huge, it accomodates quite a huge load of laundry. Could fit two blankets in at the same time. The size is quite good. There is also a bench where on could do their sorting out of there [sic] laundry. The bench space is kinda small considering the number of washing machines and drying machines that are there. A bigger space would help a lot the in between bush and next bush campers who often flock to the service. In a busy season like when the Finke desert race is on, the bench space is small. Even though the bench space is small, the machines cater quite well for the large numbers of clients who pop in to use the service. Kudos on the vending machine too. Your service is not only great, it is essential.

Big and clean place with plenty of wahsing machines (6$) and dryers (1$ for 10 min). I had an only issue with the dryer as i had to wait for more than 1h for the clothes to be dry!!!!! By the way you havs free wifi

Accessible and well set up with a large variety of washing machines available. Not cheap but that's pretty much the case everywhere these days. Machines work well and there are a lot although it can get pretty busy

Fairly priced for the condition, size and efficiency of the machines, easy parking out front, tables and stools and a handy sink that most laundromats dont have.Smells like urine near the dryers.Chatty cleaner in the afternoon

$6 wash. $1 = 6 min dry time.Same as previous post, the machines use almost no water so clothes come out almost as dirty as they went in, just now with unrinsed soap. I've used many economical front loader machines in my life and never had this problem. I tried calling the phone number listed several times and left a message--no response. Now I must pay to dry dirty clothes, which were left extra wet by the machine so it will cost even more, I might add. I don't know the profit margins of a laundromat, but this is not an acceptable level of service.I used the 3rd white washing machine from the left, at the front of the shop, but I observed the same minimal water presence in several other machines.

The are 12 main dryers machines and 7 decent machines. The equipment is actually very good, but the place needs some love inside. You can get laundry powder here for $1 but there is no softener if you forget yours.. There is also sinks, benches, seats to sit on and a vending/change machine or you can pay by tapping your credit card on the machine.