Lunar Laundry

We apologize for the last minute notice, our Thanksgiving (Novemeber 23, 2023) hours will be 6 am to 10 pm for self service. Drop off will be closed, this means there will not be an attendant on duty.

We apologize for the last minute changes. An employee must leave to take care of a family member. Until we find a new employee, our drop-off hours will be irregular. Thank you for your patience.

Sorry for the inconvenience, we are having staffing issues. Thank you for your understanding.

Sorry for the late notice. We expect our ours to be irregular for the near future. Please check that we are open before coming in for our drop-off service. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Sorry for the late notice. Tomorrow's drop-off hours remain unclear. I will post when we know more.

We return to normal hours Sat January 1st!

Drop-Off laundry will be closing at 3pm Dec 29th and 5pm Dec 31st.

Self-Service hours are currently
6am to 10pm.

We will be open regular hours on Tuesday December 28th

Drop-Off is open today, Dec 26th, only until 3:30 pm. We have staffing issues this week due to Covid and the snow added an extra layer to the problem.

Drop-Off will be open 9am to 2pm Monday and Tuesday.

Our hours will be updated frequently as it may change. Please check here, Instagram or our website at lunarlaundry.com before coming in for Drop-Off to be sure we are staffed. Thank you.

Merry Christmas. Lunar Laundry will be closed tomorrow, Dec 25th, for both self-service and drop-off so our employees can be with their families.

Drop-off counter closes today at 5pm.

Lunar Laundry was featured in the Seattle Times today. https://www.seattletimes.com/business/quarter-shortage-creates-a-two-bit-black-market-in-coin-operated-seattle/

Many have offered to sell us quarters. It will be most helpful to bring your change with you next time, or take your change to the bank to get it back in circulation. Thanks everyone!

Quarter shortage creates a two-bit black market in coin-operated Seattle A quarter shortage has sent ripples of discontent through Seattle's coin-operated economy, a diverse, somewhat old-school community of businesses and consumers that has been in a state of agitation since COVID-19 interrupted the normal coin cycle.