Indooroopilly Laundromat @ Taringa: January 2016

About Us

"Laundry Today or Naked Tomorrow"

Indooroopilly Laundromat is a self-service Express Laundromat.

PayWave or Coin Operated.

We are located at 26 Hillsdon Road, Taringa 4068. Brisbane. In the western suburbs.

Phone: 0438 156 195
We are the closest Laundromat for the suburbs of Toowong, Chapel Hill, Fig Tree Pocket, Kenmore, Jindalee, Chelmer, Brookfield, Bellbowrie and outer western suburbs.

Open 6.00am - 9.00pm daily - every day of the year.

We clean our laundromat at least twice daily! YES! We do!
Go Cashless - use Express Pay - PayWave!
Change available at Laundromat
All machines use $1 coins.
Lots of comfortable modular seating inside and out.
FREE quality 'Earth Choice' ECO skin friendly detergent, softener and pre-wash spray available.
Our *express* Dexter machines use less water, detergent & take less time = saving you time and $$ "Express is Best"
FREE WiFi ~ Magazines, Television for your enjoyment.
BIG folding table for your use. Toilet available.
Easy street parking - right out front.
Bus Service #415 and #414 - right out front.
Abode Cafe located in the garden courtyard - Open every day from 7am.
"Laundry Today or Naked Tomorrow"
Geoff & Karen

Hamish, Louise, Katie

Machine Prices:
$6.00 *Express* Dexter double load frontloaders - only 20 - 23 mins
$8.00 *Express* Dexter triple load frontloaders - only 20 - 23 mins (perfect for Single - Double size Doona's, Blankets, Quilts)
$14.00 MAXI -Quad load Dexter frontloader - 18 kg capacity, perfect for King Size Doonas, Blankets!
$4.00 Single load Maytag Top loader - 35 mins
$1.00 = 8 minutes in the Dexter *Express* Gas Dryers (these hold 2+ baskets of laundry)
PayWave Dryers minimum $4.00 = 32 minutes

Tuesday 26 January 2016

Open on Australia Day till 9pm!

Happy Australia Day everyone!

If you need to wash those budgie smugglers we will be open till 9pm.

Enjoy your day

and

thank you to the

indigenous Jagera and Turrbal people of

Indooroopilly and Taringa. Who gave us both great names.

Yindurupilly meaning 'gully of running water'

Tarau (stones) and Nga (made up of) together they mean "place of stones"