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Is there a laundromat
near me?- Central Coast
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- Greater Western Sydney
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- Quakers Hill
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- St Marys
- Werrington
- South-Western Sydney
- Yagoona
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- Ingleburn
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- Mount Pritchard
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- Guilford
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all in New South Wales
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all in Queensland
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Near You.
Destination missing or invalid
Use my locationThere are Liquid Laundromats springing up in handy locations across Australia. We’re open 7 days with convenient hours so you can do your laundry at a time that suits you best.
Doing Laundry.
The Liquid Way.
Washing
Large and reliable washing machines that will enable you to get everything done in one go.
Drying
Fast and reliable dryers so that you can carry on with your day.
Other Services
Duvets, pet blankets, rugs, vehicle mats and more can be done at select locations!
Open 7 Days – Every Week.
Payment Methods
All you need to get started is a Liquid Card.
Simply purchase or top-up inside the laundromat at your chosen location to start washing and drying using our super-fast commercial washers and dryers.
Payment methods may vary depending on the location.
How to top up
How it works
Our self-service laundromats are designed with you and the environment in mind, delivering the best care for your clothing and laundry with the lowest possible energy and water consumption. To achieve this, we have installed high performance washers and energy efficient dryers.
Wash & dry your family’s laundry at Liquid Laundromats in under an hour, that’s equivalent to a week’s worth of laundry, washed and dried, saving you and your family hours of time!
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Frequently asked questions
Solutions
No.
Liquid Laundromats is a NZ family-owned and operated company.
Solutions
Yes, a large number of our laundromats have a dedicated animal blanket washer. These are 28kg super large washers that have special Pet Blanket Wash Cycles. These wash cycles have 2 extra pre-wash steps and 1 extra rinse step (total of 3 wash steps + 3 rinse steps). These heavy-duty wash cycles can be used for extra dirty laundry as well. Please refer to our website locations page to see if your nearest laundromat has one available.
Solutions
Yes you can but always check care labels first.
Solutions
Use a minimum 18kg Washer – Check Care Label First – but most feather duvets can be washed on Gentle Warm Cycle or Normal Warm Cycle and can be dried in our dryers on High Temperature – we recommend to help drying to put in the dryer 2 x clean tennis balls as these help break up the feathers\down
Solutions
They are cleaned regularly and the clean rinse water (not recycled) is used in every wash cycle at least twice. The cleaners also carry out routine sanitising and extra hot wash cycles of the machines if required.
Solutions
Hot wash cycle temperature is 60-65 degrees maximum. Dryers on our highest temperature 87 degrees. Always check your care label first.
Solutions
Wool items can be washed on Cycle 5 – Cold Gentle Wash. They cannot be tumbled dried. The garments need to be air dried – dry flat if possible
Solutions
Use a minimum 18kg Washer – Check Care Label First. Most of these special filled duvets can be washed but it is very important that they are only washed on Gentle Cold Cycle – these items cannot be dried. They need to be air dried only!
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