Definition of «laundromat»

A laundromat is a facility where people can wash, dry and iron their clothes using coin-operated machines.

Visiting the laundromat every week is a chore I dislike.
I decided to try a new laundromat in town because it has better reviews.
I used the laundromat's large washing machines to clean my bulky winter blankets.
The laundromat owner offers a drop-off service, which is convenient for busy individuals.
I met an interesting person while waiting for my clothes to dry at the laundromat.
I forgot to bring laundry detergent to the laundromat, so I had to buy some from the vending machine.
The laundromat provides free Wi-Fi, allowing me to get some work done while waiting for my laundry.
I ran into a friend unexpectedly at the laundromat, so we decided to catch up and chat while our clothes were washing.
I appreciate the laundromat's cleanliness and comfortable seating area.
The laundromat attendant helped me figure out how to operate the unfamiliar washing machine.

Front - loading models are similar to machines used in Laundromats, which lift and drop clothing into the water instead of rubbing clothes around an agitator. (thirstiesbaby.com)
Post too at laundromats, supermarkets, community bulletin boards, and anywhere else that will allow it. (siskiyouhumane.org)
[4] The nouveau riche of China, India and other emerging markets are also keen on diversifying their wealth into prime Western property markets such as London, Vancouver and Manhattan, while one hedge - fund manager said that London property was a «laundromat for Russian money.» (thebubblebubble.com)
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