Booms Laundry
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Family owned laundromat making an effort to deliver the best experience in one of life's less then enjoyable tasks.
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250 Elm St, Biddeford
Biddeford, ME 04005
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100 reviewsBest spot in biddeford...very clean..great prices and such a nice friendly couple that own it....would recommend to anyone that needs a chill spot to get their laundry done to come here!!!
The ideal of our laundromat is to make you feel comfortable like doing laundry in your house. Thanks Jennifer for coming in and supporting us as always.
Clean and reasonably priced
On vacation & time to do laundry. Researched local laundry mats, & decided on Booms in Biddeford, about 10 minutes from Old Orchard Beach. It's been years since I've been to a laundry mat, & things have changed! Booms is large, cheerful, & …
Coin operated. Clean and friendly.
We are appreciated your support and good feedback. Thank you
I left my clothes there today anybody know if they will throw them out or hold them for the morning?
My reply seems to be very late and you had already got your laundry back home .
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I’ve come to Booms several times throughout the last two years. We have used your wash and fold services and I also do laundry here on my own. The owner and his wife are lovely people and it truly pains me to write this, but today was the last straw. There is a snow storm currently and upon walking in, there is an extremely rude and unwelcoming sign as soon as you walk in about cleaning shoes. When I read it I felt that the same message can be conveyed without the insulting undertones, it truly felt like a sign you would see in a corrections facility. I wrote it off as this must have been an issue so the sign needed to be that blunt. I stopped at the mat and I was stomping my boots on it to ensure all of the snow was off when all of a sudden I was yelled at by the women working there (she has rainbow colored hair) “Don’t bring snow in here!!!” I literally had nothing left on my boots, I told her sorry I thought I had gotten it all off. She just walked the other way. While other clients were just staring because it was so unnecessary and rude. Is this how you want your customers to feel? Instead of being greeted with “hello!” You get a rude sign and a women yelling? I was really upset and embarrassed because I am a respectful and professional person and it felt terrible to be spoken to this way. This woman has yelled at me before months ago and I let it go. I was folding my laundry one day and a dryer sheet must have fallen out of something I was folding and she ran over and said, “don’t leave your garbage for others to pick up”. Honestly, before I leave I always do a once over and leave things the way that I found them. The funny thing is- I was still there today when the owner and his wife came back and it was like a light switched for her, she proceeded to be nice to everyone while in the owners presence. This will be my last visit here. Treat the clients that are actually disrespecting your business that way, but don’t have someone working there that assumes everyone is a bad client. She is miserable and not a good representation of the business you have built. We are paying customers who respect your establishment, I cannot believe that she thinks this is appropriate way to speak to people.
That sign is on me. I’ve had multiple people coming in in until in and not even trying to help us keep the place clean. As a laundry all I can offer is a clean and I’m functioning place. I would the you to feel obligated to wash everything because you dropped it in the other guys mud puddle. Some of these guys don’t care at all. The sign is directed for them. Not everyone. I hope you won’t stay mad at me too long. Steve
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