59 Mill Hill Road
(845) 679-7837 / 679-SUDS
Open Every Day 7AM - 10PM
(Closing hours may vary
seasonally so check our
website for updates or call us.)
FAQ’s:
Frequently Asked Questions & Answers
Where is Woodstock Laundry located?
Woodstock Laundry is located at 59 Mill Hill Road between Cumberland Farms & Woodstock Meats. Click here to get directions.
When is Woodstock Laundry open?
Monday through Sunday 7AM – 10PM.
What does “last load in” mean?
“Last load in” is the time you can start the last load of laundry. “Last load in 9PM” means that the last load of laundry has to be started by 9PM. No customer can start a load of wash after 9PM.
Is there someone to help me if I have a question or a problem?
Yes! There is always an attendant on duty at Woodstock Laundry. You may also click here to reach us by email.
Is it safe at Woodstock Laundry?
Woodstock Laundry is a brand new, well-lit laundry, surrounded by local businesses. For your safety, there is state-of-the-art video surveillance cameras both inside and outside the laundry.
How long does it take to do a load of laundry?
Our commercial front-loading washers and gas-powered dryers are fast. Most wash cycles take approximately 20 minutes. It takes approximately 35 minutes to dry an average load of laundry. With our 40lb and 60lb washers you can do 4, 5, or 6 loads of laundry at time!
I don’t have time to wash my clothes - can you do it for me?
Woodstock laundry will be happy to do your laundry. With our Drop-Off Service, Woodstock Laundry will wash, dry and fold your laundry. So whether you just need some help, your washer is broke, or you have a large item that won’t fit in your home equipment, Woodstock Laundry is happy to help. We specialize in Drop-Off laundry services for items such as comforters, sleeping bags, and more. And if you own a business don’t forget to ask about our Commercial Drop-Off Service. Click here for more information about our Drop-Off Service
Which size washer or dryer do I use?
It depends on the actual size of your load of laundry. Selecting the right washer and dryer is as simple as trying it on for size. If you put the laundry into the washer and you find yourself forcing the door shut you should use a larger washer. But since our front load washers actually work better when they are more than half full, don’t just pick the biggest washer. Remember, you can pack the washer nearly completely full, just don't jam it full. You need to leave room for the water. And if you can’t decide, just ask the attendant.
