[Help] Best launderette in Brighton?

[TomandJerry]

A friend asked me to ask this question

There washing machine has packed in and can't be replaced for 3 weeks

Thanks all

 

[Questions]

So many to choose from.

 

[pocketseagull]

St James's Laundry Centre in Kemptown has a lot of machines, reasonably priced and open long hours.

St James's Laundry Centre | laundry | 53 Saint James's Street, Kemptown, Brighton and Hove, Brighton, UK

St James's Laundry Centre is a popular family run launderette in the heart of Brighton.

www.laundrycentre.com

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

A friend asked me to ask this question

There washing machine has packed in and can't be replaced for 3 weeks

Thanks all

I’m sure it will come out in the wash eventually, good luck

 

[Hovegull]

Depends on location. My experience of them is that they are all the same. You can do service washes if you don’t want to hang around.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Not sure, but avoid the one near Portland Road.

Little git stuck two fingers up at me and pinched my coat even though it was about 5 sizes too big.

I hope he grows up soon.

 

[razer]

Feck me the season's over.

 

[The Clamp]

Not sure, but avoid the one near Portland Road.

Little git stuck two fingers up at me and pinched my coat even though it was about 5 sizes too big.

I hope he grows up soon.

So he can fit in the jacket?

 

[Frankworthington]

Avoid the one at seven Dials

Over-priced

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Surely you just go to the one nearest your house.

 

[Questions]

Surely you just go to the one nearest your house.

Ffs…… and why would you do that ?

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

A friend asked me to ask this question

There washing machine has packed in and can't be replaced for 3 weeks

Thanks all

With due respect, that’s not a question…

 

[Nottseagull]

A friend asked me to ask this question

There washing machine has packed in and can't be replaced for 3 weeks

Thanks all

If s/he's a friend why can't you let 'em use yours?

 

[WATFORD zero]

The one in exeter street followed by the Marquess were always my most successful, 30 odd years ago. Folding up underwear was so much better (and more subtle than dating websites)

 

[Is it PotG?]

The one in exeter street followed by the Marquess were always my most successful, 30 odd years ago. Folding up underwear was so much better (and more subtle than websites)

Still have creases in your Y-Fronts?

Nice moves mate.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Still have creases in your Y-Fronts?

Nice moves mate.

As far as I remember, white bikini briefs were the order of the day in the early 80's, but I can see how your fascination with creased y-fronts (hopefully not stained } has managed to get you to where you are today

 

[zefarelly]

When I first left home I liked the Laundrette, it was next to Fodda at the end of the high st ( cafe) and opposite the pub . . . I could have a pint, read the paper and keep an eye on my smalls spinning. . .

Is the one in SOuthwick still there? That had massive weapons grade Miele machines, great for duvets/blankets/teenagers etc

 

[zefarelly]

Still have creases in your Y-Fronts?

Nice moves mate.

His Y fronts are so old, it's only the stubborn understains that's holding them together.

 

[WATFORD zero]

His Y fronts are so old, it's only the stubborn understains that's holding them together.

Up until this thread, I had forgotten how sexy laundrettes were in my younger years. You'd always have a few old biddies, but invariably there'd be some young hottie folding up their underwear. I think I had a higher success rate in Laundrettes than pubs or clubs. And I always smelt nice

 

[Stat Brother]

Feck me the season's over.

It makes my 'content' seem positively Shakespearian.