All you need to get started is a Liquid Card for your convenience. Simply purchase or top-up inside the laundromat at your chosen location to start washing using our super-fast commercial washing machine and dryer then select cycle without hassle. *Please note there is a $1 one-off charge for a new card.

Leaving clothes in the laundry can be risky due to potential theft or loss and it’s not advisable to leave your clothes unattended. If you need a break, ask a trusted person to look at your belongings and garments or take your clothing. Prioritising the safety of your items is always the best approach.

There is a Liqui-Card that customers can use, it allows you to monitor your remaining balance, making it convenient to pay and keep track of your various laundry service expenses. And the costs range is: 

WASHING:  

• For small washers (8kg), the cost is $4.00 
• For large washers (18kg), the cost is $8.00 
• For super large washers (25kg), the cost is $10.00 
• Additional costs for self-service like Warm/Hot wash (+$1.00) and Heavy-duty wash (+$2.00) may apply 

DRYING:  

• For small washers (14kg), the cost is $5.00 
• For large washers (22kg), the cost is $6.00 
• For super large washers (34kg), the cost is $7.00 

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Liquid Laundromats is a NZ family-owned and operated company.

No, the prices displayed for the washers and dryers are for the use of the machines only. We advise you to bring your detergent, fabric softener, and other laundry essentials for your personal preference and convenience.

No, at Liquid Laundromat we do not accept cash payments. We offer the convenience of using our exclusive “Liquid Card” system to operate our washing machines and dryers at your chosen laundromat.

The laundromat cost can vary based on location, the type of machines available, and the size of the load you’re washing. Generally, laundromats charge per load or per pound of laundry.

A self-service laundry business is a type of business that operates a facility equipped with commercial-grade washers and dryers. Customers bring their dirty laundry to the self-service laundry and pay a fee to use the machines. They can select the appropriate washer and dryer settings, add detergent or other laundry products, and operate the machines themselves. The business may provide additional services such as vending machines for detergent and snacks, seating areas, and folding tables.

A self-service laundry is commonly referred to as a laundromat, washateria, or coin laundry. These terms all describe the same type of establishment where customers can use the provided washers and dryers to do their laundry themselves.

A laundromat and a self-service laundry are essentially the same thing. They are both establishments where individuals can wash and dry their laundry using coin-operated or card-
operated machines. The terms “laundromat” and “self-service laundry” are often used interchangeably to describe these facilities.