About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In an old laundry in Salt Lake City, Sugarhouse Laundry, something strange started happening one day. A little girl, playing near the entrance, suddenly stopped and pointed. Her mother looked up just in time to see a delivery driver’s cart floating inches above the ground. The delivery driver blinked, then laughed sheepishly. ‘Guess I left my levitation spell on,’ he said with a grin. The cart slowly descended back to earth, and everyone went about their business as if nothing had happened—except for the occasional curious glance towards the ceiling whenever someone heard a soft humming sound.
2. One morning, a delivery driver grumbled as he unloaded boxes into the dimly lit hallway of Sugarhouse Laundry. ‘Why does everything always happen here?’ he muttered under his breath, glancing nervously around. Suddenly, an old washer whirred to life behind him, spraying suds everywhere. The driver yelped and spun around just in time to see a neighbor emerge from the laundromat door, towel wrapped around her head, yelling, 'Hey! My hairdryer!' Everyone burst out laughing, including the poor guy who’d been soaked. That’s why things always happened there—because it brought people together.
3. In an old laundry in Salt Lake City, Sugarhouse Laundry, one day a delivery driver grumbled as he unloaded boxes into the dimly lit basement. ‘Why do I always get stuck with these heavy bags of quarters?’ He muttered under his breath, noticing for the first time that some coins were glowing softly. As he reached into the box, his hand brushed against something cold and smooth—a quarter so shiny it seemed new. Curious, he picked up another coin, then another. Soon enough, the entire basement was aglow with thousands of twinkling dollars. With a laugh, he exclaimed, 'Well, looks like today’s payday just doubled!'
4. In an old laundry in Salt Lake City, Sugarhouse Laundry, one day a delivery driver noticed that his box of detergent had mysteriously changed brands mid-unload. Curious, he checked the supplier’s records and found nothing unusual. Later that week, another driver delivered a box of fabric softener, only to discover it was now deodorant. Word spread quickly through the neighborhood, and soon everyone stopped by Sugarhouse Laundry for their weekly ‘surprise.’ A friendly neighbor finally confessed: she swapped products as a joke, thinking it would be fun. The whole town laughed, and the laundromat became known for its quirky sense of humor.