Sherrie Massey — Apr 22, 2023
I'd like to file a complaint against Wash N Save Coin Operated Laundromat in Long Beach, Ms.
On April 22, 2023 I used their larges…
I'd like to file a complaint against Wash N Save Coin Operated Laundromat in Long Beach, Ms.
On April 22, 2023 I used their largest washer for a towel, full size bed sheet, twin comforter, and a large dog bed.
The cost to wash was ten dollars and fifty cents for thirty-two minutes. I loaded the machine and waited in my car after setting my alarm for thirty-two
minutes. When my alarm went off, I went inside to move the items to the dryer. There was still five minutes on the timer.
Once the washer was done, I noticed that upon removal of my items that there was cotton stuffing in the machine
because someone had removed (unzipped) the outer covering of my dog bed from the inner stuffed mattress part and
the mattress part had come apart hence, why the cover is left on the mattress for washing and drying.
I questioned the lady working there doing laundry service for drop offs and she said she did not unzip and remove it but that
that was a big load for the machine (I believe it holds five normal loads of clothes which I was well under the limit).
Very sarcastically, I said it must have been a Magic machine to have unzipped a thirty-six inch zipper and removed it from the mattress.
She laughed and said that she guessed so.
I explained that by her doing that she had destroyed my dog mattress and was she going to replace it and she said no
it was wash at your own risk!
Is it unlawful (I know certainly unethical) to remove or handle a person's laundry if there is nothing malfunctioning with the machine and the items are not left beyond the completion of the cycle?
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I'd like to file a complaint against Wash N Save Coin Operated Laundromat in Long Beach, Ms.
On April 22, 2023 I used their largest washer for a towel, full size bed sheet, twin comforter, and a large dog bed.
The cost to wash was ten dollars and fifty cents for thirty-two minutes. I loaded the mac…
I'd like to file a complaint against Wash N Save Coin Operated Laundromat in Long Beach, Ms.
On April 22, 2023 I used their largest washer for a towel, full size bed sheet, twin comforter, and a large dog bed.
The cost to wash was ten dollars and fifty cents for thirty-two minutes. I loaded the machine and waited in my car after setting my alarm for thirty-two
minutes. When my alarm went off, I went inside to move the items to the dryer. There was still five minutes on the timer.
Once the washer was done, I noticed that upon removal of my items that there was cotton stuffing in the machine
because someone had removed (unzipped) the outer covering of my dog bed from the inner stuffed mattress part and
the mattress part had come apart hence, why the cover is left on the mattress for washing and drying.
I questioned the lady working there doing laundry service for drop offs and she said she did not unzip and remove it but that
that was a big load for the machine (I believe it holds five normal loads of clothes which I was well under the limit).
Very sarcastically, I said it must have been a Magic machine to have unzipped a thirty-six inch zipper and removed it from the mattress.
She laughed and said that she guessed so.
I explained that by her doing that she had destroyed my dog mattress and was she going to replace it and she said no
it was wash at your own risk!
Is it unlawful (I know certainly unethical) to remove or handle a person's laundry if there is nothing malfunctioning with the machine and the items are not left beyond the completion of the cycle?
Read more
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