Cedarburg
Cedarburg Coin LaundryW63 N150 Washington AveCedarburg, WI 53012
On Washington Avenue in the historic district, a short walk north of Cedar Creek.
Cedarburg Coin Laundry sits at W63 N150 Washington Ave, a block up from Cedar Creek. It is one of three coin laundries we run across Ozaukee County — so whether you are in Cedarburg, Grafton or Port Washington, you are a few minutes from a working machine.
That is not a slogan, it is the map. Cedarburg, Grafton and Port Washington — the same standard of clean floors and working machines at each, and the same phone number when something is not right.
On Washington Avenue in the historic district, a short walk north of Cedar Creek.
Next door to Sendik’s — start a load, do the grocery run.
The north-county door, minutes from the harbor.
A laundromat is a simple promise. The washers work, the dryers get hot, the change machine has quarters, and nobody has to guess when the doors are open. Everything else is decoration.
Machine out of order, a coin stuck, a question about hours before you load the car — it reaches the owner, not a call centre.
Work clothes, towels, the bedding that will not fit in a home machine. Pick the store closest to wherever you already are.
Quarters go in, machines go on. Change machine is on the wall if you came with bills.
Tables are cleared for folding. An hour and change later the week’s laundry is off your list.
Washington Avenue was built on what Cedar Creek could power — woolen mills, a grist mill, and the stone buildings still standing along the street. A coin laundry is the plain, modern version of the same idea: water, heat, and somewhere in town to get the job done.
Parking on the street and in the lot, and the rest of the historic district within a short walk if you would rather not sit through the cycle.