Spring Laundromat

I don’t have a lot of experience with laundromats so am not sure if they’re all like this but here it goes–
I recently moved to an apartment that does not have in unit washer and dryer, my first without one. I came on thanksgiving morning and it was surprisingly busy. I got my quarters and got my wash going and sat down with my coffee. Soon after a young boy and his sister came up to me and started talking to me in Spanish– I said I’m sorry I don’t speak Spanish very well and he started speaking English and asked me to read this packet– a Jehovah’s Witness packet but the kid was cute and I didn’t feel like getting into it so instead of telling him that I’m a happy atheist, I said thanks for reading material and they left. I put my coffee on the table behind my chair. Soon after, a mother came in with her two young children who climbed on to the table and knocked over my coffee– the mother didn’t even notice and the kids said nothing. The kids got down and the older kid picked up a bottle and spun in a circle while squirting milk everywhere, the mother didn’t even notice but it was disgusting. After this display of dairy spin art I moved to the front of the laundromat. On the table by the front entrance, a young man was breaking weed out into bags. Nobody in the place seemed phased by this and I certainly didn’t care but was just kind of curious that there was zero discretion there. A short while after, the guy that was breaking out the weed was standing in front of the shop with about 5 other young men– they dispersed and a police officer showed up. During this time, a woman put dish soap into a washer so now bubbles were all over the floor and the woman was pretending it wasn’t her washer as people were trying to figure out what happened. Speaking of the floor– besides the bubbles, this place is filthy. I mean, disgustingly dirty. The bathroom does not have a working sink, or toilet paper and the floors are covered in wet dirt and hair. The price seems reasonable as I used a big washer and a small washer and dried my clothing for about $ 8.75. I don’t know if all laundromats are this entertaining but I’m excited to find out.

This is my favorite laundromat in DC, mainly for their really nice prices for wash and fold laundry service.
During my grad school semesters, sometimes I’m so busy I don’t even feel like doing laundry… and this place is so close by .
You can drop off laundry between 8AM and 8PM, have to pay in cash (a bank of America ATM is across the street) and can pick it up the next day (maybe the same day if you drop it off early).
The laundromat is open ²⁴⁄₇ for coin laundry.
The only thing that could make it better is if they accepted credit cards.