About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning at Laundromat on Alma, a regular muttered under his breath as he loaded his clothes into the machine: ‘I wonder if anyone else here is wearing clothes they borrowed from their neighbors last night?’ Just then, an exhausted delivery driver stumbled in, carrying a box of groceries and muttering, 'Who left these eggs out for me to deliver?' A nearby woman giggled, realizing her husband must’ve forgotten again.
2. A neighbor was folding her clothes when she noticed something odd in the corner of the Laundromat on Alma. Every time she turned around, an old coin slot appeared and disappeared from the wall. Curious, she approached it, but just as she reached out, the slot vanished again. Smiling to herself, she decided to leave it be. Later that evening, while drying dishes, she heard a soft chime from outside—only to see an envelope with her exact change falling gently into her hands through the open window.
3. In the early hours of a Sunday morning, a delivery driver was loading boxes into his truck when he heard an unusual sound coming from inside the Laundromat on Alma. Curious, he peeked through the window and saw a pile of shirts dancing to the rhythm of the spin cycle. The shirts seemed to be having such a good time that the driver joined in, tapping his foot and whistling along. Suddenly, one shirt broke away from the pack and waved at him with its sleeves. Thinking it was just a trick of the light, he drove off, but ever since then, locals say you can hear laughter echoing late at night from behind those closed doors.
4. At Laundromat on Alma, an old poster suddenly started peeling off the wall, revealing a faded sign that read ‘Free Laundry for Lucky Ones.’ No one knew who put it there or why. One day, a delivery driver noticed the sign and decided to test his luck. He dropped off his package, went inside, and found every machine free of charge. Word spread quickly, and soon everyone in the neighborhood was bringing their clothes here—even when they weren’t lucky enough to see the sign themselves. The owner just smiled and said, 'Some days you win, some days you Laundromat.'