Hogan’s Corner

This place is in a great location, easy parking, plenty of machines, but they don’t seem up care to make it nice. It’s chronically dirty, and there are always broken machines. Dryers don’t seem to be lint cleaned often, so it’s more expensive and results are hit and miss. There is an assortment mismatched, uncomfortable second hand chairs that don’t line up with tables and counters, and random unabled bins all over.
On a couple occasions, the change machine has been broken, leaving patrons no other option. So many of these issues could be fixed by a more engaged staff. Likewise, the sign over the one sink asking partons not to wash feet tells its own story.. .
Great location, lousy place.

Stay away! This place should not be a place for cleaning. It is nothing close to clean. If it wasn’t for the fact I was so desperate to try to finish drying my cloths from another place earlier I would have left.
At first it felt a little sketch, amazing for such a nice neighborhood. Most of the machines are old, but I was willing to deal with that. Dirt everywhere. Cobwebs, muddy dirty floors. The counter tops for folding cloths hadn’t been wiped down in weeks easily; dead bugs and dirt lay on them. Thank god I had left over cleaning wipes and a clean rag in my truck. After that I thought ok how bad could it be. Large clumps of lint far bigger than my fist bad. Someone else’s long black hair sticking to my sheets after drying for 20 bad. Look at the pics and choose for yourself but I would never recommend this to anyone.
Lunar Laundry I’m never leaving you again!

Pretty cool place to. come to get your laundry done. They have plenty of washing machines, not just the little ones but the big ones as well. Plenty of dryers that actually work so you don’t get that busted dryer. You can also sit in your car while keeping a close eye on your clothes. Don’t know what kind of ride you guys are sporting bu lt my car is certainly more comfortable than sitting I’d some crappy folding chair for an hour and a half.
They also do wash and fold service as well as your standard dry cleaning. The turn around time is fairly quick and the staff is pretty accomodating. All of this at a reasonable price.
About the only negative to this place is that it isn’t open 24 hours. But I’m ok with that because I know 24 hour laundromats tend to have a bunch of creepers at 2am. So I’m fine with the 10:30pm closing time.

I make the trek to Hogans from Kenmore whenever I have to wash my bedding, towels, or am fed up with my apartments dryer taking two hours to dry my underwear. It’s amazing how many laundromats I’ve been to where half the machines dont work, the space is dirty and unkempt, and staff (if any) have a Honey Badger approach to machine maintenance. Hogan’s is clean (anal retentively so), broken machines are quickly repaired, and there is always at least two people working when I’ve come by. It’s very obviously a family run joint, and the ladies running this place are very no nonsense without being unfriendly.
I haven’t used the dry cleaning or pay per pound laundry service, so no two cents on those services.

I’ve been doing my laundry here for a while, and I honestly didn’t know how good it was till I went to a different laundry mat last weekend.
All of their machines work, there are a lot of extra large washers and dryers, it’s clean, they have magazines for you to read, there’s an attendant if you need anything, and they even have a candy bowl.
I will never stray again.

I had the worst experience using the drop off laundry service at this place. In short, the woman who checked me in was extremely rude. When I returned to pick up my clothes, the same woman tried to charge me an extra $ 15 to wash a mattress cover. Mind you, I showed her the cover that I showed to her while I was in the store dropping off the clothes so I told her that I was unwilling to pay her more money than I already paid.
When I picked up my clothes, my husband’s Northface jacket miraculously had all of it’s packets ripped off of the zipper (pictured on Unilocal). I had over 65 pounds of clothes washed, dried, and folded so I don’t understand how only his jacket can been ripped in 4 different places? When I tried to speak to another employee about the possibility of this being backlash from the rude employee, she wasn’t the least bit apologetic. Instead, the woman had a tentra tandrum and told me that I should be forgiving of the 1^st woman’s attitude because her mother is dying?

My dryer is on the blink and the repair man can’t come for a week, so I had to take my clothes to a laundromat for the first time in many years. Hogan’s Corner is near my house and I’ve driven past it a thousand times, but today I had to use it. It turns out to be a very pleasant place – good machines, kindly and helpful attendants, working vending machines for change, soap, sodas and snacks (though I wish the snack machine had not been half empty). There are large folding counters, and outlets for you to plug in your devices. It’s not luxurious, but it’s functional, dependable, and pleasant. I’m really glad it was there to tide me over!

Went to do laundry midday Sunday and the entire place stank of second hand smoke.

No bathroom but otherwise, clean and full service. Change machine worked! Washing machines had perm press and delicate cycles. Wifi works and password is posted in a conspicuous place. $ 1.75 to wash and 25 cents every 7 minutes of drying. Soda, snacks, detergent, dryer sheets, and laundry bags all available for purchase. No comfortable place for your laptop. It either goes on your lap or you stand with it at a counter. There are however outlets available at the counters. There is a community bulletin board and books and magazines in almost every corner.

This was my go-​to laundromat for just over a decade (I recently moved and now have my own washer and dryer). Decent prices for washing and drying. I appreciate the high-​capacity front-​loaders, and the spacious dryers. Been happy with the drop-​off dry-​cleaning, too (though they don’t do it in house). Wi-​fi is erratic, but that’s OK. And the free candy and cookies are nice! Note: no restroom (but Ravenna Park’s is nearby).

My first first laundry :) mat in Seattle. Came here cause the onsite laundry was cost a fortune. Pretty straightforward and reasonable prices. Reminded me of my days in the college dorms, minus the coins

Super simple but believe it or not this was the first laundromat that I have ever been to in my 20 plus 5 plus 5 plus 5 plus ALMOST 5 years and thankfully the lady in the green apron working there was very helpful.
Bring your dirties and your cash… Get your quarters from the change machine they have there and plop them in the washing machine or dryer slot. There is packets of detergent to buy also but I brought my own because I am so frickin’ allergic to everything.
Easy peasy. Thanks!

I am rating Hogan’s Corners drop off laundry service, which is five star. For a dollar a pound, drop off your laundry and the friendly staff will have it washed, dried and folded in no time — most of the time the same day.
I have dropped off 30 pounds of laundry plus 15 bowling shirts (on a very busy Monday) and had them finished by five, with all the shirts on hangers. It’s a life saver, time saver, and well worth it to me to get a months worth of laundry done in hours.
Everyone is super friendly and I highly recommend them!

Been coming here for years to do laundry. There is a change machine if you forget your quarters. It takes 34 minutes to wash a load of laundry in the top-​loading washers and about 40 minutes to completely dry. $ 1.25 per wash and $.25 per 10 minutes to dry. And the dryers are commercial so be careful not to overcook your clothes. At least they’re not like the small, pathetic ones included in the U-​District apartments. They have free wi-​fi and parking up front has never been a problem for me. McDonald’s and Subway are within walking distance if you get hungry while waiting for your laundry.

Clean yet very noisy!

This is 4.9 stars.
If you’re like me, you wait until the last possible moment to do laundry. This place closes at 10:30pm!
I put the son’s clothing in the 3X machines — I just stuff them and they come out clean — my kinda process.
The dryers are really good. I brought enough laundry for 2 of the 3X machines and 3 of the 2X machines. It was about $ 30 in total. This was 8 large towels, a big, dense comforter, a blanket, bath mats, 4 pair jeans 20 t shirts, 6 or 7 shirts, and my clothes, which are mostly black and are about 3 loads so they get washed together in cold.
I was on the dead run for 2 hours tending 5 machines and as many dryers but I’ll be back… When I’m more flush, it’s a treat to drop my stuff off and have them wash and fold it for you: sigh:

This place is great, I’ll be coming back.
— parking right out front
— wifi
— ample, functional, well-​organized machines
— top loading washers $ 1.25/load
— heavy duty washers in next room
— seating and outlets, bright open space
— friendly attendants during office hours (till 6:30 most days)
— CLEAN. I left this place without feeling I need to shower.

The Good:
It’s about the cheapest place to do laundry around this area by a quarter or two. $ 1.25 for a wash & $ 0.25 for 8 minutes of drying.
I’ve only had a slight problem once with having enough washers and dryers
The Bad:
They used to have free wifi, but it only worked one time. Every other time I’ve gone they’ve been having «problems» with it and can’t get it to work.
Overall:
I love doing work at the laundromat because no one interrupts me, and the lack of wifi /​unreliability of wifi has made me look elsewhere. An extra $ 0.50 -$ 1 overall isn’t going to kill me financially and I’ll at least be able to get something done while washing my clothes.

Around 1985, I decided that I no longer wanted to do my own laundry, and so looked around and found Hogan’s (then called Prim). All I had to do was drop off my bags of dirty jeans, socks, bedding, towels, etc. and, as if by magic, I would pick them up in a day or two, all fluffy, fresh and folded.
I used to live on First Hill and now live in Ballard, and for me it is worth the drive to go here and know that my clothes and I will be taken good care of!
I might add that the same lovely lady who first waited on me 24 years ago, Ellie, is still there and still providing great service and friendliness to all her customers… THANK YOU, Ellie, and to all the others who have made and continue to make Hogan’s a great place to «get rid of the dirt.»

The good — their by the piece dry cleaning is very reasonable and they put tissue between your sweater when they fold it. I like that.
They have candy for you when you walk in and wait for your dry cleaning.
They are within walking distance of my house.
They are open on Sunday for pick up, unusual for a dry cleaner.
The bad: Bulk dry cleaning destroyed one of my favorite cashmere/​silk sweaters.
They want you to pay in advance, which is probably good, but not for me and they hand write out everything, so it takes for ever.
They don’t have same day service.
They don’t box shirts.
Executive summary: If you are not in a hurry, go here.