Self-service
Twenty-four washers, 20 lb to 80 lb, with every price posted.
See the machinesYour laundromat in Dunning
We are already in the neighborhood at 6043 W Addison St, which changes the argument completely. This page is not trying to persuade you to travel; it is proving the floor is worth using now.
6043 W AddisonDunning localBest for self-service and oversized loads
What Dunning buildings mean for laundry
Dunning is bungalows, brick two- to four-flats and quiet blocks with detached garages. If you live here there is a fair chance you already have a washer in the basement, and this page should say that plainly rather than pretending every household needs a laundromat every week.
What a domestic machine cannot do is the big things. A comforter that fills the drum cannot tumble properly, and a home dryer cannot move enough air through it to finish the middle. Rugs, sleeping bags and pet bedding are the same problem.
So the reason many Dunning customers come in is not an ordinary weekly wash. It is an 80 lb machine for two hours, a load of bedding, or a bag dropped at the counter because doing it at home would take all weekend.
The neighborhood argument is the part that should contradict the other pages.
Getting here from Dunning
| Route | Details |
|---|---|
| By car | We are already in Dunning, at 6043 W Addison St. |
| By bus | The 152 Addison stops at the door. |
| Carrying a full load | This is the shortest trip in the ring, which makes self-service and drop-off easier to justify here than in the outer neighborhoods. |
| Pickup fit | Pickup exists, but it usually makes sense to try the floor once before paying for the trip when the store is already this close. |
We collect from Dunning too
If you do not want to carry it at all, pickup and delivery works here the same way as anywhere else on the ring: leave the bag where we agreed and it comes back folded.
The honest difference is that Dunning already has the shortest trip to the store. That is why this page nudges self-service or drop-off first and pickup second.
Pickup belongs here as a practical alternative, not a generic pitch.
What we do
Wash & fold
Drop a bag, collect it folded. Priced by the pound and weighed in front of you.
See wash & fold
Oversized & household
Comforters, rugs, sleeping bags and the loads home machines struggle with.
See oversized laundryCommercial accounts too. The neighborhood page should route you out to the service that actually answers the next question.
Hours, parking and payment
6:30am to 10pm, seven days
Last wash at 9pm. Bringing towels or bedding? Earlier is kinder to your evening.
Coins, cards, app and LINK
Coins and cards at every machine, Cents if you prefer it, and Illinois LINK cash benefits at the counter.
Parking in front
Parking directly outside, with the 152 Addison stopping at the door.
Come see the floor for yourself
Nothing to book for self-service or drop-off. Come in when it suits, look at the machines, and decide with your own eyes whether the reset is real.